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AccessNagasaki, the land associated with Ryoma
Visit places related to Ryoma Sakamoto with the lucky taxi “Ryoma Course”
If you want to travel efficiently in Nagasaki city, taxi is perfect! On Lucky Taxi's ``Ryoma Course,'' a professional sightseeing driver fully navigates Nagasaki. We will visit places related to Ryoma and the classic sightseeing spots in Nagasaki.
The sense of privacy that is unique to taxis is also appealing.
Even in the middle of summer, winter, or rainy days, you can travel easily by taxi, so you can enjoy a comfortable trip.
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- Required Time
- 3 hours
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- transportation
- taxi, walking
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Pick-up at Nagasaki Station or any hotel in the city
It's very convenient because a sightseeing driver who knows Nagasaki inside and out will pick you up at your desired location, such as Nagasaki Station or any hotel in the city!
About 10 minutes to about 30 minutes by taxi (depending on the hotel)
Statue of Sakamoto Ryoma
The symbol of Kazagashira Park, standing majestically overlooking Nagasaki Port
The figure stands in a dignified manner, wearing a hakama, arms folded, carrying the family-traditional long sword ``Yoshiyuki'', with his booted left foot protruding from the pedestal, expressing Ryoma's free-spirited and unconventional personality. It is said that.
The 151.9-meter full-length bronze statue, which looks at the future of Nagasaki from the 3.2-meter-high summit of Mt. Kazeto, was created by Kazukuni Yamazaki, a sculptor who lives in Nagasaki City. thing. The Ryoma Statue Building Association (currently Nagasaki Ryoma Association) appealed to the nation to learn about Ryoma's spirit and achievements, and the statue was erected on May 1989, 5 with donations from supporting volunteers. . Behind Ryoma, the Kaientai flag called ``Nibiki'' is fluttering.
| Address | 850-0802-3 Irahashi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 510-6 (inside Kazegashira Park) | |
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| Phone | 095-829-1184(Nagasaki City Regional Development Division 2) |
About 1 minutes by taxi
Nagasaki City Kameyama Shachu Memorial Hall
A memorial hall built on the site of Japan's first company, Kameyama Shachu, founded by Ryoma Sakamoto.
Those who wish can enter for an additional fee.
``Kameyama Shachu'' was ``Japan's first trading company'' and ``private navy,'' founded in 1865 by Ryoma Sakamoto and more than 20 of his comrades, with support from the Satsuma domain and the wealthy Nagasaki merchant Ozone family. Kameyama Shachu, which was both a trading company and a political organization, carried out activities aimed at overthrowing the Tokugawa shogunate, and also started trading firearms with Glover Company, and engaged in commercial activities such as distributing weapons to the clan, transporting supplies, and other activities. We also conducted navigation training.
The private house that was rented as a base for activities at the time was originally used as a residence for the craftsmen of ``Kameyama yaki'', so the place name ``Kameyama'' and ``Shachu'', which means companion, were combined to form ``Kameyama Shachu''. It was called. The dilapidated remains have been restored to a state close to their original state, and since 2009 they have been open to the public as the Nagasaki City Kameyama Shachu Memorial Hall.
| Address | 850-0802-2 Irabayashi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 7-24 | |
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| Phone | 095-823-3400 | |
| Opening hours | 9:00-17:00 (last admission 16:45) | |
| Days Off | Open all year round | |
| Prices | Adults: 310 yen High school students: 200 yen Elementary and junior high school students: 150 yen *Group fee (15 people or more) Adults 250 yen, High school students 160 yen, Elementary and junior high school students 120 yen *Please check below for various reduction/exemption fees. |
About 1 minutes on foot
Ryoma's Boots Statue
Put on your boots, put your hands on the helm, and experience what it feels like to be Ryoma or Kaientai!
Big boots suddenly appeared in a space with an open view just a short walk from Kameyama Shrine! These bronze ``Ryoma Boots'' were built in 130 at the request of the citizens' group ``Kameyamasha Junior High School Utilization Association'' to commemorate the 1995th anniversary of the founding of Kameyamasha Junior High School. It is a type object.
The view of Nagasaki Port and the cityscape of Nagasaki from Pocket Park is so spectacular that it won the Nagasaki Urban Landscape Award, making it a popular photo spot! You can put your feet in the boots even with your shoes on, so why not feel like Ryoma while holding the steering wheel of a ship?
| Address | Irabayashi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 850-0802 | |
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| Phone | 095-823-3400(Kameyama Shachu Memorial Hall) |
About 10 minutes by taxi
Kuishi
One of the oldest arched stone bridges in existence and one of Japan's three most famous bridges. Nationally designated important cultural property
Although it partially collapsed during the 1982 Nagasaki flood, it was restored the following year and has been designated as a national important cultural property.
When the water level is low, you can use the stairs to go down to the river's edge and stroll along the water's edge. Heart stones located along the Nakashima River embankment, including Megane Bridge, are attracting attention as power spots for fulfilling love, so be sure to look for them when you visit.
During the Lantern Festival, a winter tradition in Nagasaki, the area around Meganebashi Bridge is decorated with lanterns and is crowded with more people than usual.
| Address | Between Uonomachi and Suwacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture | |
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| Phone | 095-829-1193(Cultural Properties Division, Culture and Tourism Department, Nagasaki City) |
About 15 minutes by taxi
Oranda Saka (behind New Tanda Hotel)
The stone-paved slopes of the Higashi-Yamate area, a remnant of a foreign settlement and filled with an exotic atmosphere
In Nagasaki, the only area of trade in Japan during the Edo period, non-Oriental people were still called "Dutch-san" even after the country was opened, perhaps due to the influence of the Dutch living in Dejima. For this reason, it is thought that at that time all slopes in foreign settlements were called Dutch slopes, meaning ``the slopes that Dutch people pass through''. Currently, the slopes below Katsusui Women's University, Katsumizuzaka, and the slope in front of Seikoin Temple are mainly called Oranda Slope.
Higashiyama Tekou Jusanbankan, a light blue Western-style building near the Oranda Saka stone monument, is a place where you can easily stop by and get in for free. This building was used as a residence for foreigners during the Meiji period, and you can see the interior and furnishings to see what it was like back then. There is also a cafe space, so why not take a break during your walk?
| Address | Higashiyamate-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture | |
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| Phone | 095-822-8888(Nagasaki City Call Center Hydrangea Call) |
About 5 minutes by taxi + about 10 minutes on foot
Oura Cathedral
One of the constituent assets of the World Cultural Heritage Site “Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki and Amakusa Regions”
Those who wish can enter for an additional fee.
It was built in the Nagasaki settlement after the opening of the country at the end of the Edo period, and is known as the oldest existing church in Japan. It is a Gothic-style church with beautiful stained glass that faces Minami-Yamate Glover Street.
In March of the following year after its completion at the end of 1864, the Hidden Christians of Urakami visited and confessed their faith, making it the stage for a ``discovery of believers'' unprecedented in the history of world religions. This church was dedicated to the 3 Japanese saints who were martyred just before its construction, and the front of the cathedral faces Nishizaka, the site of the martyrdom.
The adjacent former Luoten Seminary and former Nagasaki Archbishop's Palace are currently open as a Christian Museum. Materials related to Christianity in Nagasaki are on display, and you can see many historically important materials.
| Address | 850-0931 Minamiyamatecho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 5-3 | |
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| Phone | 095-823-2628 | |
| Opening hours | [Preview time] Regular hours: 8:30-18:00 (Reception and last admission until 17:30) Winter season (November 11st to the end of February) / 1:2 to 8:30 (Reception and last admission until 17:30) |
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| Prices | [Admission fee] Adults 1,000 yen, junior high and high school students 400 yen, elementary school students 300 yen (Persons with disabilities) 300 yen for adults, 200 yen for junior high and high school students, 150 yen for elementary school students *Group discount available (20 people or more) *The admission fee includes the admission fee for "Oura Cathedral Christian Museum." |
About 3 minutes on foot
Glover Garden
Experience the spectacular view of Nagasaki Port that even great figures were fascinated by!
Those who wish can enter for an additional fee.
Located on Minami-Yamate Hill overlooking the panoramic view of Nagasaki Port, it is one of Nagasaki's most popular sightseeing spots, full of exotic atmosphere.
Six Western-style buildings from the Meiji period that were scattered around the city have been relocated and restored, mainly the former Glover House, former Ringer House, and former Orto House, all of which are nationally designated important cultural properties. The stone pavements and stone steps that retain the vestiges of the settlement era further enhance the atmosphere of history and culture. Every part of the park is decorated with flowers, and no matter where you look, it's a picturesque space.
We also boast a great location overlooking Nagasaki Port with Mt. Inasa, a landmark of Nagasaki City, in the background. It is no wonder that the great people who lived there right after the opening of the port were fascinated by this spectacular view.
| Address | 850-0931 Minamiyamatecho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 8-1 | |
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| Phone | 095-822-8223 | |
| Opening hours | 8:00-18:00 (normal period) *Entrance reception closes 20 minutes before closing. *There are periods when the park is open at night (for details, please see the official website or see below) Nighttime opening schedule *The schedule may change depending on the event, weather, etc. *The last admission time is 20 minutes before closing time. (FY2024) 〇July 7st (Monday) - October 1th (Wednesday) 8: 00-21: 30 (last admission 21:10) 〇October 10th (Thursday) - March 10st (Monday) 8: 00-20: 00 (last admission 19:40) *Excluding 10/30 (Wed), 10/31 (Thu), 11/5 (Tue). On the above dates, the park is open from 8:00 to 18:00 (last entry 17:40) |
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| Days Off | Open XNUMX days a week | |
| Prices | Adults 620 yen, high school students 310 yen, elementary and junior high school students 180 yen *Group discount available *Various reduction/exemption fees available |
Approximately 10 to 30 minutes by taxi (depending on the hotel)
Delivery within Nagasaki city
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On the way back, you will be dropped off at your hotel, Nagasaki Station, Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, Nagasaki History and Culture Museum, or any other location of your choice, so you are sure to have a fulfilling 3 hours.
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