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Nagasaki Elephant School [Barrier-free] Nagasaki Shipyard Historical Museum (currently closed)

Nagasaki Shipyard (closed for building construction)

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We will continue to be closed from April 2020, 4 due to building construction.


This historical museum is located within the premises of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery Works, which manufactures a wide variety of products such as large tankers, luxury cruise ships, and thermal and wind power plants. The oldest red brick building on the premises, which was built in 31 as a "wood mold factory", became a historical museum in 60. Furthermore, in September 25, it was nominated as one of the World Cultural Heritage Sites of the ``Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution: Kyushu/Yamaguchi and Related Areas,'' and it began to attract attention. Inside the museum, you can learn about the 9-year history of Mitsubishi Corporation, from 1857 (Ansei 4), when construction began on the Nagasaki Shipyard's predecessor Nagasaki Iron Works, to the present day, as well as the many products made by combining technology. We introduce the actual items and photos. All exhibition spaces in the museum are flat, and the entrance has automatic doors. There is one disabled toilet. There is no dedicated parking lot, so you usually park at the paid parking lot of Mitsubishi Hospital, which is about a 150-minute walk away, and enter through the Historical Museum Gate. There are 1 stairs at this gate. If you would like to tour the historical museum, please make a reservation by phone in advance. If you are disabled or use a wheelchair, please contact the museum in advance and you will be able to enter by special car from the Akunoura Gate.


 

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Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)
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  • Parking

    Parking

  • Barrier-free parking

    Barrier-free parking

  • flat

    flat

  • Slope installation

    Slope installation

  • Automatic door

    Automatic door

  • Wheelchair accessible elevator

    Wheelchair accessible elevator

  • Barrier-free toilet

    Barrier-free toilet

  • ostomate toilet

    ostomate toilet

  • Diaper changing table-for adults-

    Diaper changing table-for adults-

  • Baby care equipment (diaper changing table)

    Baby care equipment (diaper changing table)

  • Baby care facilities (nursing space and diaper changing table available)

    Baby care facilities (nursing space and diaper changing table available)

  • Baby care facilities (only breastfeeding space available)

    Baby care facilities (only breastfeeding space available)

  • Stroller rental

    Stroller rental

  • Wheelchair rental -manual-

    Wheelchair rental -manual-

  • Wheelchair rental -Electric-

    Wheelchair rental -Electric-

  • voice guidance

    voice guidance

  • electronic bulletin board

    electronic bulletin board

  • No guide dog available

    No guide dog available

  • AED installation

    AED installation

Barrier-free facility information

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  • Many exhibits are easy to see and understand even from a wheelchair! -0

    Many exhibits are easy to see and understand even from a wheelchair!

    The museum is divided into 13 corners, including a corner dedicated to the Iwasaki family, who founded the company, a corner devoted to the founding of Mitsubishi, and a cruise ship corner. In addition to actual exhibits of Japan's oldest machine tools and the first domestically produced land-based steam turbine, over 1 items are on display, including photos of passenger ships and battleships, and items related to the Iwasaki family, which founded the museum.
    The exhibits are high enough to be seen from a wheelchair, and the exhibits are spacious enough that you can take your time looking around.

Basic Information

Address 850-8610 Akunoura-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture XNUMX-XNUMX
Telephone number 095-828-4134
FAX 095-828-4124
Opening hours 9:00-16:30 (Admission until 16:00)
Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery Works holidays
Prices Admission fee/Free
Transportation access [Route bus] Nagasaki bus: Take the bus bound for "Fukuda", "Kamishima 1-chome", "Tategami", and "Kanzaki Haguchi" and get off at "Akunoura"
[Car] About 10 minutes from JR Nagasaki Station. After crossing the Asahi Ohashi Bridge near Nagasaki Station, turn right at the intersection and continue along the road for a while, then it will be on your left.
Parking Nothing. There is a paid parking lot at Mitsubishi Hospital, which is a 5-minute walk away. However, with advance notice, people with reduced mobility and wheelchair users may enter and park through the Aku no Ura Gate.
Remarks Advance reservations are required for tours, so if you are interested, please be sure to make a reservation by phone.
Rental/wheelchair rental: 2

*Updated on August 26, 8
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