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Nagasaki was selected as one of the "52 places to go this year" by the New York Times!

Spring has arrived! Introducing recommended cherry blossom spots in Nagasaki City

The Nagasaki staple <Sightseeing edition>

The definitive guide to sightseeing in Nagasaki for first-time visitors! Popular spots, classic cuisine, stunning views, and event information

A classic of "The Nagasaki" <Festival Edition>

Nagasaki Kunchi Lantern Festival and other annual festivals and events

learn peace

Nagasaki Peace Education Guide: Atomic Bomb Museum and Must-See Historical Spots

Recommended as a souvenir from Nagasaki!

Recommended souvenirs! A complete guide to Nagasaki's popular sweets and miscellaneous goods

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Nagasaki Stadium City Special! From access (parking) to experiences and local cuisine

We'll introduce you to the filming locations and spots set in Nagasaki!

See world heritage sites vol.2

Nagasaki World Heritage Church Tour: Basic Information on Visitor Etiquette, Dress Code, and Reservations

See world heritage sites vol.1

What is the World Heritage Site “Hidden Christian Sites in Nagasaki and Amakusa Region”?

See world heritage sites vol.3

World Heritage Site: Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution Heritage Sites. Nagasaki's pride and joy: Gunkanjima and Glover Garden.

Current recommendation ①

Nagasaki World Heritage Site, Gunkanjima Landing Cruise! Nomozaki is a great place to enjoy gourmet food and spectacular hot springs.

Current recommendation ③

Nagasaki, Gunkanjima, and cafes with spectacular views! Recommended for driving, let's go to Nomozaki and Iojima

Current recommendation ②

[Nomozaki Area] Experience the ancient world at Mozaki Dinosaur Park in Nagasaki

Infiltrate! "World Heritage Site Gunkanjima"

What is Gunkanjima? World Heritage Landing Tour Guide | Nagasaki, Nomozaki Area

see the night view

Nagasaki's 14 Best Night Views: From Mount Inasa to Hidden Gem Spots - A Complete Guide

Dejima special feature

The definitive guide to Nagasaki Dejima sightseeing! A complete guide from history to popular spots and experiences

Nagasaki Lantern Festival

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80 Years After the Nagasaki Atomic Bombing: A Guide to a "Historical and Prayerful Journey" That's Perfect for Now, in Peace

If you want to enjoy Nagasaki cuisine at night, head to Yokocho

"Digital Exhibition" currently being held

What the heck is “Siebold”? ? We will explore his achievements and the person who loved Nagasaki.

What kind of place is the Sotome area where the movie "Silence" was set? ?