Ryoma Street Ryoma Street

Nagasaki historical tour where you can feel the breath of the late Edo period when Ryoma walked

A slope lined with stone steps runs from Teramachi Street between Jinsoji and Zenrinji temples, passing through the remains of Kameyama Shrine, a place associated with Ryoma, to Kazegashira Park. Ryoma Sakamoto and other Kameyama Shachu comrades used to walk up and down this street wherever they went, and it is now known as ``Ryoma Street'' and is loved by local people.

Along the road developed as the Nagasaki Historical Exploration Route, there is the Nagasaki City Kameyama Shachu Memorial Hall, which was built on the site of Kameyama Shachu, which is said to be Japan's first trading company founded by Ryoma Sakamoto. There is also the Kameyama Shachu Materials Exhibition Hall, where items related to Ryoma are displayed.

The Ryoma Butsu Statue, located in the pocket park in front of the shrine gate, is a popular photo spot! You can actually put your feet into the boots, so you can feel like you're Ryoma.
There is Wakamiya Inari Shrine, where Ryoma and other patriots from the end of the Edo period visited, and Kazagashira Park, where there is a bronze statue of Ryoma staring out over the sea, making it a sacred pilgrimage spot for Ryoma fans.

Along the way, there are information boards about Kaientai members set up by Nagasaki City, and unique information boards handmade by members of the Kameyamasha Junior High School Utilization Association. It is designed so that you can take your time to admire the flowers and trees.

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Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)
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Places related to Ryoma Sakamoto Recommended for spring

Let's find out more! Ryoma Street

  • Senryu invites "Ryoma's path" -0

    A guide to places related to Ryoma

    Senryu invites “Ryoma’s path”

    On Ryoma Street, there are senryu poems written by members of the Kameyamasha Nakaba Utilization Association, which works to create a town that utilizes the history of the area. This acts as a guide, guiding passersby to the ruins of Kameyama Shrine, the Buttsu statue of Ryoma, and Kazagashira Park.

    Also, this senryu tree suits the location so well that it looks stunning!

    What's great about it is that you can take a breather, wipe off your sweat, and gaze into the distance.
    Please use this information board as a guide and walk along the same route that Ryoma also walked.

  • Senryu invites "Ryoma's path" -1

    Senryu invites “Ryoma’s path”

    On Ryoma Street, there are senryu poems written by members of the Kameyamasha Nakaba Utilization Association, which works to create a town that utilizes the history of the area. This acts as a guide, guiding passersby to the ruins of Kameyama Shrine, the Buttsu statue of Ryoma, and Kazagashira Park.

    Also, this senryu tree suits the location so well that it looks stunning!

    What's great about it is that you can take a breather, wipe off your sweat, and gaze into the distance.
    Please use this information board as a guide and walk along the same route that Ryoma also walked.

Basic Information

Address Teramachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture - Kazagashira-cho, Nagasaki City
Transportation access ・From Nagasaki Station, take the tram bound for Hotaru Chaya for about 8 minutes, get off at Shindaikucho, and walk about 5 minutes to the Ryoma-dori entrance in Teramachi.
・Take a bus from JR Nagasaki Station and get off at "Shindaikucho", then walk for about 10 minutes
・From JR Nagasaki Station, take the Nagasaki bus bound for Kazetoyama for about 30 minutes, get off at the last stop at Kazetoyama, and walk for about 13 minutes.
・About 10 minutes by car from JR Nagasaki Station
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