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Private Half-Day Exploration of Nagasaki Heritage

Discover the fashionable city of Nagasaki alongside a knowledgeable local guide.

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1. Peace Park (Peace Statue)

This renowned symbol of peace features a hand raised in warning against nuclear threats, while the other hand extends a prayer for harmony.

2. Atomic Bomb Museum

A poignant repository from 1945, it narrates the tale of tragedy that has become a worldwide appeal for a world free from nuclear arms.

3. Sanno Shrine (A-bombed Camphor Trees)

These 800-year-old trees astonishingly regained their leaves after the explosion, serving as a living emblem of hope and renewal.

4. Second Torii (One-Legged Torii)

Perched on a single pillar, this remnant withstood the atomic blast, symbolizing the enduring strength of the city.

5. Meganebashi (Spectacles Bridge)

Recognized as Japan's oldest stone bridge, it stands as one of Nagasaki's most photographed landmarks.

6. Coffee Fujio

A nostalgic cafe where you can enjoy vintage coffee and unique "eating milkshakes" within an authentic atmosphere reminiscent of the 1940s.

7. Fukusaya Main Store

With a legacy spanning 400 years, indulge in premium castella cake crafted by artisans in a historic wooden flagship location. (Ideal for souvenir shopping)

8. Glover Garden

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this location allows you to explore historic mansions while enjoying sweeping views of the port and delving into modern history.

Highlights

  • Discover Nagasaki, recognized by the NY Times as the leading destination for 2026.
  • This exclusive tour reveals the impactful narrative of "Resilience," highlighting famous ruins and World Heritage sites.
  • Enjoy local customs at cafes featured in the NYT and at shops that have stood for 400 years.
  • Experience the essence of Nagasaki through a profound, comfortable, and expertly guided exploration from its historical roots to its hopeful future.

Itinerary

  • Please select your meeting location from the plan. **We will meet your local guide at the location below. 1. When selecting Matsugae Port: In front of the bronze statue of “Sun Yat-sen and the Toku couple (Umeya Shōkichi and Toku)” 2. When selecting Nagasaki Station: In front of the Nagasaki City General Tourist Information Center 3. When selecting a hotel: In the hotel lobby
  • Travel by private car
  • Peace Park・Statue of Peace・Atomic Bomb Hypocenter Monument (30min)
  • Visiting the Atomic Bomb Museum (60min)
  • Sannō Shrine Atomic Bomb-Surviving Kusunoki Tree and Single-Pillar Torii (30min)
  • Single-Pillar Torii
  • Megane Bridge (10 min) **Let's take a commemorative photo!
  • Coffee Fuji-o (60 min) Coffee break or milkshake provided
  • Fukusaya Main Store (10 min) **Time to buy Nagasaki's famous castella cake as a souvenir.
  • Glover Garden (60 min)
  • Travel by foot or public transport
  • Return to the meeting point (Dissolution)

Price Details

Included

  • Daytour
  • Dedicated English-speaking local guide
  • 5-hour Private vehicle Fee
  • Atomic Bomb Museum admission fee
  • Glover Garden admission fee
  • Coffee or milkshake at Coffee Fujio

Not included

  • Expenses not mentioned
  • Tips

Important Information

Please be at pick up point 10 minutes before pick up time.

Meeting Place

1. Matsugae Port: Statue of Sun Yat-sen and Umeya Shokichi and Toku

2. Nagasaki Station: Nagasaki City Tourist Information Center, 1st floor of the station building

3. Hotel: Lobby of accommodations near Shinchi Chinatown in Nagasaki City

Depending on traffic conditions, we may have to shorten some of the stops.

Infant up to 5 years old may join free of charge.

Purchase Notice

This tour is a private tour

We can accommodate group from a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 6 people.

This tour itinerary is not include lunch, but there is a coffee break at Fujio.

Please choose the meeting place from the plan.

Transportation will be by private vehicle (the type of vehicle will vary depending on the number of passengers). Nagasaki is known as the "City of Slopes."

Please note that there are some sections along the route where it is difficult for vehicles to enter, and you will need to walk up stairs.

How to Use

Voucher will be sent via email. Please show your e-voucher at designated location.

Cancellation Policy

  • 3 or more day(s) before the activity date: 0% cancellation fee
  • Less than 3 day(s) before the activity date: 100% cancellation fee