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A story that lives in this place

The former residences of British merchants such as Glover, Ringer, and Orto who came to Nagasaki at the end of the Edo period remain, as well as the historic buildings that remained in the city, which have been relocated and now function as an open-air museum. It also has
 

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Outline
It was only because of the exclusive influx of Western culture that Nagasaki's unique Japanese, Chinese, and Dutch culture became even more original. Glover Garden is a place that Nagasaki is proud of, and is important both as a tourist spot and for its historical value, as it is a collection of former residences of foreigners who were active as traders. As a unique venue, we have a variety of plazas suitable for events, and the key point is that you can use them depending on the occasion, purpose, and number of people.

Glover Garden has a variety of unique outdoor venues, such as the square in front of the Miura Tamaki statue, the former Mitsubishi No. 2 Dock House, the event square, the Fountain of Prayer, the former Steele Memorial School, and more, making it a great place to hold an impressive party. In case of rain, you can also hold the party indoors at the Nagasaki Okunchi Hall (Nagasaki Traditional Performing Arts Center), which is about 400 square meters in size.
 

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Unique points
■Component assets of world cultural heritage
■What you can see is the view of Nagasaki Port, including the World Heritage Site.
■A fantastic space lit up with Western-style architecture
 

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Voices from the receiving side
It is a place where you can feel the charm of Western-style architecture from the Meiji period and the depth of history.