Mysteries of Nagasaki: Glover Garden, Chinatown, and Unzen Hell
A detailed description for this day is coming soon. The following stops will be visited:
Nagasaki, located at the westernmost tip of Kyushu Island in Japan, boasts the country's longest coastline. During the Edo period, it served as Japan's only international trade port. With these characteristics, Nagasaki has developed a unique style that blends Japanese, Chinese, and Western cultures.
The Nagasaki Region is filled with numerous World Heritage sites and natural attractions. The Unzen Hot Springs is one of the most important onsen (hot spring) areas not only in Kyushu but in all of Japan, offering rich natural resources and tourist attractions.
Experience
Throughout the tour, an English and Chinese-speaking guide will accompany you, explaining the history and culture of the region. Visit durations can be flexibly adjusted according to the pace of the participants.