Minidejima (not visible) Mini Dejima (within Dejima)
Dejima, which was the only gateway between Japan and Western Europe, has been recreated in a 15/1th scale model.
Dejima was the only gateway between Japan and Western Europe during the Edo period's period of national isolation, and greatly contributed to Japan's modernization as a base for economic, cultural, and academic exchange.
Nagasaki City recreated it in a 1820/51th scale model in 15, based on the ``Diagram of Nagasaki Dejima'', which is said to have been drawn around 1 by Keiga Kawahara, known as Siebold's personal illustrator. The ruins of the Dejima Japanese and Dutch Trading Post in the garden of Dejima are a reminder of the past.
Basic Information
Address | 850-0862 Dejimacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 6-1 (Dejima General Information Center) |
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Telephone number | 095-821-7200 |
FAX | 095-821-7200 |
Opening hours | 8:00-21:00 *Until 20 minutes before last admission |
Days Off | Open all year round |
Prices | Adults 510 yen High school students 200 yen Elementary and junior high school students 100 yen (Admission fee to Dejima required) |
Transportation access | Approximately 5 minutes by tram (bound for Sofukuji) from Nagasaki Station, then approximately 2 minutes' walk from "Dejima" tram stop. |
Link URL | http://www1.city.nagasaki.nagasaki.jp/dejima2/ Click here for information on Dejima |