This year, let's go to Nagasaki that you don't know about-1

After listening to the voices of citizens,
There was so much Nagasaki that I didn't know about.
This year, let's go to Nagasaki that you don't know about.


In Nagasaki, where various cultures have been born and nurtured through exchanges with foreign countries, a culture called ``Wakaran culture'' has taken root in the lives of its citizens. Over time, the unique culture and customs have become established as ``Nagasaki-ness,'' and have become part of Nagasaki's daily life, ``Nagasaki's normal.'' Visiting Nagasaki to learn about the "normality of Nagasaki" from the citizen's perspective is a trip to discover "mysteries" for tourists.


 

Nagasaki has winters that are ``full of lights.''

“Winter Nagasaki” is full of lights and warmth, and walking around the town begins around dusk. Once you've put on your coat, you're ready to head out into town again. Buildings and tourist attractions throughout the city begin to be lit up in a richly atmospheric manner, adding color to Nagasaki's nighttime streets.
Churches such as Oura Cathedral, shrines and temples such as Suwa Shrine and Yasaka Shrine, Shinchi Chinatown and Minato Park Chukamon, where Chinese culture is alive, and the Peace Memorial Statue in Peace Park, which contains prayers for peace. Lights will welcome you.
As the new year begins, Nagasaki's winter tradition, the Nagasaki Lantern Festival (February 2025th to February 1th, 29), will be held, wrapping the city in brightly colored lights.
How do you enjoy winter? Nagasaki has a winter filled with lights!

“Special tips” for traveling to Nagasaki, learned from Nagasaki citizens

Which tourist attractions should you visit? What soul food do you want to eat? What are some ways to enjoy this season? Travel plans vary from person to person, but if you want to arrange your trip to your liking, it's best to listen to the opinions of people who are knowledgeable about the area.
Nagasaki City has a variety of ``special ways to enjoy'' the four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter.
We asked Nagasaki residents how to enjoy Nagasaki city!

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Nagasaki has a spring that makes you want to talk about it.

Spring is when plants begin to bud and flowers become more vibrant. Even in Nagasaki, you can enjoy spring while walking around town while feeling the new season. Dress up in light spring clothes and head out into the town. Nagasaki City has a "history" that is fused with foreign cultures, and there are many hints of life that connect to the present era scattered throughout the city. ``Exotic walks'' that remind you of history, gourmet food nurtured by nature and climate, gourmet food that allows you to enjoy the bright spring outdoors... ``Spring Nagasaki'' has exciting encounters that will suit each traveler. Nagasaki definitely has a spring that you'll want to talk about!



 

Nagasaki has a summer where you can have fun all the time.

For the citizens of Nagasaki, who look forward to various festivals and events throughout the four seasons, summer is a special season where they can enjoy long days to their heart's content under the pleasant sunshine of the oceanic climate. Taking advantage of the location, which is surrounded by the sea on three sides, you can drive from the city to the beach with its white sand and blue sea, or you can take a walk to cool off and enjoy some cool and delicious sweets.
So, what summer fun do you want to experience? Nagasaki has a summer where you can have fun all the time!

Nagasaki in autumn has a story that you can meet while walking.

Autumn in Nagasaki is influenced by the warm Tsushima Current of the East China Sea, and the climate remains mild, making it the perfect season for leisurely strolls. Nagasaki City is dotted with exotic streets and historical buildings, and there are stories that you can discover as you walk. One of the best parts of autumn in Nagasaki is that there are many traditional festivals and events that mark the arrival of autumn, such as Nagasaki Kunchi and Takengei.
How do you enjoy autumn? Autumn in Nagasaki has stories that you can meet while walking!

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