Located in the center of Nagasaki city
Look for Showa retro around the arcade!

Nakamise 8th Avenue is a tenant building that has existed for a long time in front of Nagasaki Hamaya. Known for appearing in Masaharu Fukuyama's song "Fellow," this spot has a retro feel to it everywhere, from the signboard to the flooring and the logo of Omagari Yogasa Store, which has been in business for over 1 years, on the first floor. Another thing is that on Yorozuya Street in Yorozuya-cho, which you will come across as you walk along the Bernardo Kanko Street arcade, there is a streetlight with a whale on it. It's on the street next to it180Enjoy more types of Turkish ricespecialty store The,This is a shop where you can fully feel the dignity of the restaurant, which was founded in 1973. Take a breather while touring the famous places, and soothe your mind with the retro Showa era as you walk through Nagasaki city.
 

Right angle and red. Flashy but calming
Showa retro sofa seat

A pure cafe town. There are so many cafes in Nagasaki that you'll want to stay for a long time. If you are heading towards Dejima, please go to Erina. There was a tall high chair at the counter, and a sofa seat made of bright red fabric with a right-angled backrest that was tightly attached to the seat behind it. This is a coffee shop that was founded in 1977 and has a true Showa atmosphere, and is still open as it was when it first opened in Dejima, the birthplace of coffee. The coffee brewed using a well-used siphon is delicious and is popular with regular customers. As you sit on the sofa and take a breather, time passes slowly.

Erina　
4-12 Dejimacho, Nagasaki City
Take the tram bound for Sofukuji from Nagasaki Ekimae tram stop, get off at Dejima tram stop, and walk 4 minutes.
095-821-9744
9:00～18:00 *Sunday only 12:00～17:00
Closed: Irregular

This is the royal road to pure cafes.
Nostalgic space & menu

If you're headed to Suwa Shrine, a tourist attraction in Nagasaki City, take a walk along the Nakashima River, where Megane Bridge crosses, and head to Fuji, a cafe in Shindaiku-cho. When you walk into the store, the floors, walls, and ceiling all give you a good old-fashioned feel. With a retro Showa-era interior, you'll be able to feel the "intelligence" of the Showa era by drinking coffee while reading an Iwanami Bunko book. Recommended items are the ``Cream Soda'' and ``Fruit Sandwich,'' which have beautiful green fresh lemons and frozen strawberries. The gentle taste spreads throughout your mouth.

Cafe Fuji
2-19 Shindaikucho, Nagasaki City
From "Nagasaki Ekimae tram stop", take the tram bound for Kazueiya and get off at "Shindaikucho tram stop", then walk for 4 minutes.
095-823-8255
9:00~ 18: 30
stop:1/1　
 

A fun retro goods store to choose from

Take the tram and get off at the Iwayabashi stop. Nearby is Gacha Gacha-ya, a miscellaneous goods store run by the owner, Mr. Miyaji, who was born in the Showa era and was addicted to it. He fell in love at first sight at an antique market and bought a cupboard made by someone older than himself, and became so engrossed in the Showa retro world that he even opened a shop there. Feel the charm of retro miscellaneous goods that reflect the times, such as magazines from over 40 years ago, Dakko-chan dolls, glass vessels, and tin toys.

Gachagachaya
6-7 Ohashicho, Nagasaki City
Take the tram bound for Akasako from Nagasaki Ekimae tram stop, get off at Iwayabashi tram stop, and walk for 2 minutes.
095-846-1995
12:00~ 19: 00
Closed: Wednesdays
 

The Showa era remains “attractive over time”
Rooftop playland that you want to take photos of

Located on the rooftop of Nagasaki Hamaya, a department store that opened in 14, this is a playland that every Nagasaki citizen knows. Playland is a rooftop amusement park. It is said to have had its heyday between the 30s and 40s, and is now a valuable spot in danger of extinction. Vehicles with cute wolves sitting on them, and mini carts that have probably been repaired and adjusted many times, are still in use and continue to stimulate the curiosity of children. In this Reiwa era, where the prices of cheap sweets are rising, there are still games that can be played for as low as 10 yen. Adults can also ride here. Fueled by the Showa retro boom, many tourists have been visiting in recent years to enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere and take photos of the old and new tacky designs. Mr. Yoshihama, who will celebrate 2024 years of service in 6, said, ``Maybe it's word of mouth? Maybe it's the power of SNS? We still have a lot of people coming.'' He jiggles the keys to manage all the games. He is smiling while doing so.

Nagasaki Hamaya Rooftop Playland
7-11 Hamacho, Nagasaki City
*Closed on May 2024, 5 (Monday/Holiday)