[Barrier-free] Nagasaki Peace Museum

In 50, 1995 years after the end of the war, singer Masashi Sada from Nagasaki City launched the ``Nagasaki Peace Sphere Shell Fire Movement,'' believing that ``it is important to transmit peace to future generations.'' We continue to work with supporting volunteers from all over the country to disseminate information about peace. The Nagasaki Peace Museum was established in 2003 as a base for the Kai no Hi movement. The exhibition space hosts peace-related art exhibitions, photo exhibitions, and concerts throughout the year.

Busan Area: Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)

Approach to peace!

The approach to the entrance of the building is a long, narrow concrete wall, and the light that enters diagonally from the ceiling and the light that leaks from your feet naturally calms your mind. It's a little narrow for wheelchair users, so go slowly. Also, the entrance to the building is a heavy door, so it is difficult to open and close it with a wheelchair. If you ask the staff, they will help you!(^^)!
Open the door to the exhibition space!

The walls of the exhibition space where various art exhibitions and photo exhibitions are held are doors, and when opened, it becomes a museum integrated with the outside. Of course, you can come and go from here, so please ask the staff. There is one step about 5 cm outside, but other than that it is flat.
The nature outside is beautiful and there is a sense of openness.

Convenient for sightseeing!

Located on the coastline, it is close to tourist spots such as Mizube no Mori Park, Glover Garden, and Oura Cathedral, making it a convenient location surrounded by water and greenery.
Right next door is the Nagasaki Port Matsugaeda International Terminal, where luxury cruise ships also call at the port.
At the time the photo was taken, a 2400 ton international cruise ship with a capacity of XNUMX passengers was anchored.

Address	850-0921 Matsugaedacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 7-15
Telephone number	095-818-4247
FAX	095-827-7878
Contact	Nagasaki Peace Museum
Opening hours	Opening hours/9:30-17:30 Closed: Every Monday (the next day if Monday is a holiday)
Prices	Entrance fee: free
Transportation access	[Tram] Take the blue line 1 bound for [Sofukuji] and get off at the [Shinchi Chinatown] tram stop. Transfer to Green Route 5 bound for Ishibashi and get off at Oura Kaigan-dori. About 3 minutes walk. [Route bus] Take Nagasaki bus number 30 or 40 (bound for Kabashima, Kawahara, Koyagi, Fukahori, Diamond Land) and get off at "Glover Garden Iriguchi". Just across the bus street. [Car] Approximately 5 minutes from Nagasaki Station. Approximately 2 minutes walk from a nearby paid parking lot.
Remarks	*Updated on November 3, 9
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