Pre-learning

Please use this information to prepare for your school trip to Nagasaki, including information about Nagasaki such as maps and history, as well as model courses for independent group training.

■Geography:
　Also listed on medieval maps. Nagasaki was the closest Japan to the world!
　Japan depicted on maps carried by adventurers from other countries. The words "NAGASAKI" were written in large letters.

■Culture:
　An attractive blend of Japanese, Chinese, and Dutch culture. “Wakaran culture”
　Japan encountered ``different cultures'' through Japan's only window, which was closed due to national isolation, and a unique and exotic culture was developed in the town of Nagasaki.

■History:
　Unraveling the history of Nagasaki, which was a window to Japan.
　Ever since the first Portuguese ship entered the port, Nagasaki has been the setting for history that has moved Japan. Let's follow the changes in the history of Nagasaki, the "window" of Japan.

■Peace:
　Why was the atomic bomb dropped on this beautiful city of Nagasaki? ?
　The path to peace that comes from knowing. Peace education in Nagasaki, the atomic bombed city, teaches the sanctity of life.

■World Heritage: Hidden Christian-related heritage sites in Nagasaki and Amakusa regions　
What kind of miracles are involved in the church group that has been called the "miracle of Nagasaki"? Let's take a look at the thoughts of the Hidden Christians who kept their faith for 250 years, their background, and the long path they took to be granted freedom of religion.

■World Heritage: Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution
"Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution: Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding, and Coal Industries" was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2015. From the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period, a wide range of Western technology and knowledge was absorbed, and industrialization and modernization took place at an unprecedented speed. Japan has achieved transformation. He was the first person in a region outside of the West to work on his own, and was able to accomplish this in such a short period of time, which is a rarity in the world.

In addition to basic knowledge about Nagasaki, we will introduce you to the diverse history of Nagasaki, including its exchanges with foreign countries from the period of national isolation, and from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji Restoration.

We will introduce a model course that allows students to experience foreign cultures in a group-based independent training course in which students walk alone through the streets of Nagasaki.

We will introduce a model course that allows students to experience Nagasaki's unique and multi-layered culture in a group-based independent training course where students walk alone through the city of Nagasaki.

We will visit schools that have decided to take a school trip to Nagasaki City and provide preliminary learning for the school trip.
We will prepare simulations based on the theme decided by the school, basic information about Nagasaki, and the schedule of the day, according to your request.

■ Organizer
Nagasaki City Tokyo Office
100th floor, Municipal Hall, 0012-7 Hibiya Koen, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo XNUMX-XNUMX
Phone: 03-3591-7600
FAX: 03-3591-1733
Email: tokyo@city.nagasaki.lg.jp

■Cost
Free

■ Target
Only schools in the Tokyo metropolitan area that have decided to go on a school trip to Nagasaki City. (Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Ibaraki, Saitama, Tochigi, Gunma, Nagano, Yamanashi, Shizuoka)

Content
We will discuss this with the school and make a decision. PowerPoint materials and videos are also available.

■ Method
School visit only
*This service is not available online (Zoom or Teams).

■ Date and time
We will consult with you in advance to determine the time.
Please note that we may not be able to accept reservations if there are already reservations.

We will provide preliminary learning for the school trip to all schools that have decided to go on a school trip to Nagasaki City.
We will prepare simulations based on the theme decided by the school, basic information about Nagasaki, and the schedule of the day, according to your request.

■ Organizer
Nagasaki International Tourism and Convention Association

■Cost
Free for those who purchase the Nagasaki SDGs Peace Workshop or the Nagasaki Peace AR app. For other customers, the fee will be ¥1 (tax included) once.

■ Target
Schools that have decided to go on a school trip to Nagasaki City

Content
We will discuss this with the school and make a decision. PowerPoint materials and videos are also available.

■ Method
It will be online only. (Zoom or teams)
　　　
■ Date and time
We will respond to your request on weekdays other than Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. (Store is closed from 12/29 to 1/3)
The time will be up to 1 hour.
The time is basically between the 1st period and the 6th period, but if you have any requests before or after that, please contact us.
Please note that we may not be able to accept requests during the busy periods of May to June and October to November.

■ Application
Please apply at least one month before your desired date.
Please send your request by email here.
 heiwa-guide@nagasaki-visit.com
*When applying, please attach the itinerary of the school trip and describe your desired content and image of the pre-study.

A Nagasaki travel ticket in the form of a guidebook that is convenient for group-based independent training in Nagasaki city. The first half contains a wealth of information such as Nagasaki's history and model plans, perfect for pre-learning. Of course we are talking about peace in Nagasaki, but also the history of exchanges between Nagasaki and foreign countries that began at Dejima, the history of the light and shadow of Christianity amidst the ban and oppression, and modern Japan that was born from exchanges with foreign countries. You can learn about Nagasaki through various themes such as Furthermore, we have also posted recommended courses based on these themes, so you can use them to create model plans for group-based independent training.

This app is a peace learning app developed for students on school trips visiting Nagasaki.
A total of 31 pieces of content are included, covering everything from "pre-learning" before visiting Nagasaki, "on-site learning (independent training by group)" during the visit to Nagasaki, and "post-learning" after the school trip. By actively using the app, peace learning in Nagasaki will become more meaningful. The pre-study course allows you to experience 17 contents before coming to Nagasaki, making it perfect as a preparation for your on-site study. The key points are the learning effect of XNUMXD information such as AR technology and hologram technology, and the learning effect of +α information.