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Huis Ten Bosch, Ryoma Sakamoto, and Gunkanjima

A 2-day, 3-night course with a theme park, cruise, and historical walk.

2 nights and 3 days greedy course of theme park, cruise and historical walk -1

There are lots of fun things to do in Nagasaki! I want to fully enjoy the exotic atmosphere of Nagasaki city, walking around it, its history, theme parks, and cruises!
If you are such a greedy person, we recommend this course to enjoy Nagasaki.

  • Required Time
    A greedy 2 night 3 day trip
  • transportation
    Walking, tram, bus, train

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Day 1
Sasebo Station

Sasebo Station

Take the municipal bus bound for "Pearl Sea Resort Kujukushima Aquarium" and get off at the last stop after about 25 minutes.　

Day 1
Kujukushima Pleasure Boat Pearl Queen Cruise

Kujukushima Pleasure Boat Pearl Queen Cruise
Be moved by the spectacular views of Kujukushima!

Kujukushima pleasure boat Pearl Queen departs from Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort! This is a beautiful white luxury cruise ship, worthy of its name, which is inspired by the ``Queen of the Sea.''
Why not spend the approximately 50-minute sightseeing trip relaxing in elegance on the spacious ship? Once you step out on the deck, the magnificent ocean and beautiful islands will spread out before your eyes!

Address 858 Kanagomae-cho, Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture 0922-1008
Phone 0956-28-1999

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Day 1
[Lunch] Sasebo Burger

[Lunch] Sasebo Burger
Let's stuff your mouth with a local burger!

If you come to Sasebo, you must try the “Sasebo Burger”! Each store has its own specialties such as original sauce, ingredients, and appearance.
Part of the fun is shopping around and finding your favorite burger. Hamburgers are easy to eat and satisfying, making them perfect for lunch.

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Day 1
Sasebo Station

Sasebo Station

Take the JR Rapid Seaside Liner from Sasebo Station bound for Nagasaki and get off at Huis Ten Bosch Station, a short walk away.

Day 1
Huis Ten Bosch

Huis Ten Bosch
From children to adults! Let's enjoy a theme park that everyone can enjoy

Huis Ten Bosch is the largest theme park in Japan!
Inside the park, you can see a beautiful cityscape reminiscent of Europe and seasonal flowers. Enjoy a variety of entertainment, including spectacular shows, attractions, and beautiful fireworks that can be seen all year round.

  • Address 859-3292 Huis Ten Bosch-cho, Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture 1-1
    Phone 0570-064-110 (Huis Ten Bosch general information navigation dial)
    Opening hours It depends on the schedule. Please check the official website.
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Address 859-3292 Huis Ten Bosch-cho, Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture 1-1
Phone 0570-064-110 (Huis Ten Bosch general information navigation dial)
Opening hours It depends on the schedule. Please check the official website.

Inside the park

Day 1
[Dinner] Dinner will be served in Huis Ten Bosch Garden

[Dinner] Dinner will be served in Huis Ten Bosch Garden
A wide variety of delicious gourmet food!

There are many restaurants within the park that offer a wide variety of food, from luxurious Western cuisine to Chinese cuisine, as well as local gourmet food from Sasebo. If you want to enjoy a quick meal, there are restaurants and cafes within the park. If you want to enjoy a luxurious and relaxing atmosphere, please visit the hotel restaurant!

Inside the park

Day 1
[Accommodation] Inside Huis Ten Bosch Garden

[Accommodation] Inside Huis Ten Bosch Garden
Be captivated by the romantic illuminations

If you stay in the park, enjoy Huis Ten Bosch illuminated at night!
You can enjoy the gorgeous illuminations to your heart's content all year round, regardless of the park's closing time.
If you stay at one of the official hotels located within the venue, you can also receive luxurious benefits such as walking around the park before and after the performance! It's sure to be a special memory.

Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes by JR Omura Line "Seaside Liner"

Day 2
Nagasaki Station

Nagasaki Station

About 20 minutes on foot

Day 2
Nagasaki Magistrate's Office Tateyama Office Ruins (Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture)

Nagasaki Magistrate's Office Tateyama Office Ruins (Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture)
Let's learn using all five senses! History and culture of overseas exchange in early modern Nagasaki

The city of Nagasaki is like a historical theme park! The Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture is a unique hands-on museum built on the site of the Nagasaki Magistrate's Office, which Ryoma often visited. During my trip with Kaishu, I visited there to investigate. Some of the stairs and stone steps in the current magistrate's office date back to that time.

The permanent exhibition also introduces Nagasaki's unique culture, focusing on the history of trade with foreign countries, Christianity, and exchanges with Korea. The museum is designed to help you learn about the flow of Nagasaki's history up close, with an experience corner where you can learn using all five senses, such as puzzles, a hands-on experience making traditional crafts such as stained glass, and powerful multi-screen videos.

  • Address 850-0007-1 Tateyama, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 1-1
    Phone 095-818-8366
    Opening hours [Opening hours] *Last entry is 30 minutes in advance.
    April to October 4:11 to 8:30
    April to October 12:3 to 8:30　
    [Restaurant Ginrei] 10:30 - 21:00 (LO 19:00)
    Days Off 1nd and 3th Monday　
    *The exhibition room may be closed due to exhibition replacement work.
    Prices [Permanent exhibition] Adults 630 yen Elementary, junior high and high school students 310 yen *Special exhibitions require additional fees
    *Please check the official website for group rates and various discounts.
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Address 850-0007-1 Tateyama, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 1-1
Phone 095-818-8366
Opening hours [Opening hours] *Last entry is 30 minutes in advance.
April to October 4:11 to 8:30
April to October 12:3 to 8:30　
[Restaurant Ginrei] 10:30 - 21:00 (LO 19:00)
Days Off 1nd and 3th Monday　
*The exhibition room may be closed due to exhibition replacement work.
Prices [Permanent exhibition] Adults 630 yen Elementary, junior high and high school students 310 yen *Special exhibitions require additional fees
*Please check the official website for group rates and various discounts.

Inside

Day 2
[Lunch] Ginrei

[Lunch] Ginrei
Lunch in a nice retro atmosphere!

This is a long-established Western restaurant located inside the Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture. Ginrei, which continues to be loved by the people of Nagasaki, has outstanding food taste and comfort! One of the popular menu items is the Nagasaki specialty "Turkish rice." How about some lunch?

  • Address 850-0007-1 Tateyama, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 1-1
    Phone 095-818-8406
    Opening hours 10: 30 to 21: 00 (LO 19: 00)
    Days Off 1st and 3rd Monday of every month (the next day if Monday is a holiday)
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Address 850-0007-1 Tateyama, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 1-1
Phone 095-818-8406
Opening hours 10: 30 to 21: 00 (LO 19: 00)
Days Off 1st and 3rd Monday of every month (the next day if Monday is a holiday)

About 30 minutes on foot

Day 2
Nagasaki City Kameyama Shachu Memorial Hall

Nagasaki City Kameyama Shachu Memorial Hall
A memorial hall built on the site of Japan's first company, Kameyama Shachu, founded by Ryoma Sakamoto.

``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 inside of the memorial hall is divided into 10 tatami, 8 tatami, and 3 tatami rooms and a dirt floor, and the mezzanine floor, which is thought to be a hidden room, can be viewed from a ladder.
Items related to Ryoma are on display, such as replicas of Ryoma's boots, pistols, copies of letters, and photographs of patriots from Kameyama Shrine, making it a popular spot visited by Ryoma fans from all over the country.

  • Address 850-0802-2 Irabayashi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 7-24
    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.
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Address 850-0802-2 Irabayashi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 7-24
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.

Immediately on foot

Day 2
Ryoma's Boots Statue

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 maker of this statue is Kazukuni Yamazaki, who is also from Nagasaki and is responsible for the statue of Sakamoto Ryoma that stands in Kazegashira Park. Since the establishment of Kameyama Shachu was the first step in the modernization of our country, Ryoma chose Ryoma's trademark boots with the hope of helping people understand Nagasaki's history and culture more deeply.

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
Phone 095-823-3400(Kameyama Shachu Memorial Hall)

About 3 minutes on foot

Day 2
Wakamiya Inari Shrine

Wakamiya Inari Shrine
Kinno-jinja Shrine, famous for bamboo art and visited by Ryoma and other patriots at the end of the Edo period

Although it is an old shrine built in the Edo period, Wakamiya Inari Shrine is affectionately known as ``Wakamiya-sama'' and is also sung in the folk song ``Nagasaki Seven Wonders.''

There are about 70 vermilion torii gates along the long stone steps leading up to the shrine, and there is also a ``square torii gate'' with square pillars, which is rare in Japan. The main shrine built on a huge rock during the Meiji period is impressive!

The ``Statue of Ryoma Sakamoto'' that stands next to the shrine is the original model for the ``Statue of Ryoma Sakamoto'' in Kazagashira Park, and was relocated from the ruins of Kameyama Shrine in 2009. It was donated by the creator, Kazukuni Yamazaki, in hopes of further development of Kameyama Shrine.

Address 850-0802-2 Irabayashi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 10-2
Phone 095-822-5270
Days Off Open all year round
Prices Free

About 5 minutes on foot

Day 2
Statue of Sakamoto Ryoma

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. Ryoma's bronze statue erecting group (currently Nagasaki Ryoma-kai) appealed to the nation to make people aware of Ryoma's spirit and achievements, and with the help of donations from supporting volunteers, the statue was erected on May 1989, 5. It was built in Behind Ryoma, the Kaientai flag called ``Nibiki'' is fluttering.

Address 850-0802-3 Irahashi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 510-6 (inside Kazegashira Park)
Phone 095-829-1184(Nagasaki City Regional Development Division 2)

Take the tram bound for Sofukuji from the Shindaikucho tram stop, get off at Shianbashi, and walk for about 4 minutes.

Day 2
[Dinner] Historical restaurant Kagetsu

[Dinner] Historical restaurant Kagetsu
A historical restaurant that has been loved by writers, writers and artists since the end of the Edo period as a social gathering place for international people.

For dinner, why not enjoy a leisurely dinner at Shiseki Ryotei Kagetsu, a historic restaurant in Nagasaki?

Kagetsu began in 1818 when it was built as a tea house in the garden of Hiketaya, a long-established store in Nagasaki's Maruyama red light district.
There is the Dragon Room, where the scars of Ryoma Sakamoto's sword can be seen on the pillars, and the Harusame Room, which is Japan's first Western-style room that combines Japanese and Western style, with a tiled floor, Japanese-style coffered ceiling, and windows that incorporate Chinese style. It still retains its original appearance, including the ``Moon Room,'' which overlooks the Japanese garden that Kaishu Katsu loved.

Please enjoy Nagasaki's traditional cuisine ``Sippoku Ryori'' in the space where our ancestors spent their time, while looking at the beautiful garden built during the Genroku period.

  • Address 850-0902 Maruyamacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 2-1
    Phone 095-822-0191
    Opening hours 12: 00-15: 00 (LO13: 00)
    18: 00-22: 00 (LO19: 00)
    * Reservation required by the day before
    Days Off Irregular holidays (mainly Tuesdays)
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Address 850-0902 Maruyamacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 2-1
Phone 095-822-0191
Opening hours 12: 00-15: 00 (LO13: 00)
18: 00-22: 00 (LO19: 00)
* Reservation required by the day before
Days Off Irregular holidays (mainly Tuesdays)

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[Accommodation] Accommodation in Nagasaki city

[Accommodation] Accommodation in Nagasaki city

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Day 3
Gunkanjima Digital Museum

Gunkanjima Digital Museum
Travel back in time to Gunkanjima with the latest digital technology such as 3D, VR, and MR!

Preparing for the Gunkanjima tour!

Hashima Coal Mine (commonly known as Gunkanjima) was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2015 as a heritage site of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution.
The latest digital technology recreates the vibrant atmosphere of the island, which at the time had the highest population density in the world, as well as restricted areas that cannot be seen on land tours! It is a museum where you can experience 30m long projection mapping and the latest VR.

  • Address 850-0921 Matsugaedacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 5-6
    Phone 095-895-5000
    Opening hours 9: 00 to 17: 00 (last entry 16: 30)
    Days Off Irregular
    Prices General 1,800 yen (group 1,500 yen)
    Junior and senior high school students: 1,300 yen (groups: 1,000 yen)
    Elementary school students 800 yen (groups 600 yen)
    Infant 500 yen (group 300 yen)
    Under 3 years old Free
    *Group rates apply to groups of 15 or more people.
    *If you present your disability certificate at the reception desk, you and one accompanying person can enter the facility at a 1% discount.
    *Entrance fees are 50% off for those residing in Nagasaki Prefecture (Proof of residence in Nagasaki Prefecture is required, such as a driver's license, insurance card, or resident card.)
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Address 850-0921 Matsugaedacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 5-6
Phone 095-895-5000
Opening hours 9: 00 to 17: 00 (last entry 16: 30)
Days Off Irregular
Prices General 1,800 yen (group 1,500 yen)
Junior and senior high school students: 1,300 yen (groups: 1,000 yen)
Elementary school students 800 yen (groups 600 yen)
Infant 500 yen (group 300 yen)
Under 3 years old Free
*Group rates apply to groups of 15 or more people.
*If you present your disability certificate at the reception desk, you and one accompanying person can enter the facility at a 1% discount.
*Entrance fees are 50% off for those residing in Nagasaki Prefecture (Proof of residence in Nagasaki Prefecture is required, such as a driver's license, insurance card, or resident card.)

About 15 minutes on foot

Day 3
[Lunch] Nagasaki Dejima Wharf

[Lunch] Nagasaki Dejima Wharf
A popular bayside area where you can enjoy a resort feeling with a panoramic view of Nagasaki Port and Mt. Inasa.

There are various restaurants such as Chinese food, Western food, seafood food, Goto udon, etc., so come here for lunch!

Nagasaki Dejima Wharf is a commercial complex that opened in the Nagasaki Port bay area in 400 to commemorate the 2000th anniversary of Japan-Netherlands relations. This is a spot where you can enjoy the resort feeling while looking at the sea and night view!

A wide variety of restaurants and bars are lined up in a two-story building along the ocean. There are many stylish and unique shops, including shops where you can enjoy local fresh seafood gourmet food and famous cafes that are popular for their latte art! You can enjoy your meal while feeling the sea breeze on the open terrace and enjoy the ever-changing views of the harbor.

Address 850-0862-1 Dejimacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 1-109
Phone 095-828-3939
Opening hours Please contact each store directly for details.
Days Off Please contact each store directly for details.

Approximately 5 to 10 minutes on foot

Day 3
Landing on Gunkanjima & Cruise

Landing on Gunkanjima & Cruise
Impressed by Gunkanjima up close!

Let's board the ship from Nagasaki Port! We will depart for the World Heritage Site "Gunkanjima".
Depending on the tour, you can enjoy the journey for about 2 to 3 hours in total.
Landing on Gunkanjima and cruising around it are impressive. The guide will explain in detail not only the history of Gunkanjima, but also the World Heritage Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution, which are scattered throughout Nagasaki City.

Arrive at Nagasaki Port

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