Tour Details

One-Day Private Tour of Nagasaki – Peace, History & Coastal Charm (9:00 AM – 6:00 PM)

Tour Overview

Welcome to Nagasaki, a coastal city on Kyushu Island known for its deep historical roots, international influence, and powerful message of peace. This full-day private tour offers a captivating journey through key landmarks that shaped Nagasaki's identity — from solemn reminders of its World War II past to centuries-old churches, Dutch trading posts, and charming local streets.

With your expert local guide, you’ll explore iconic sites like the Nagasaki Peace Park, Atomic Bomb Museum, Oura Church, and Glover Garden. Enjoy a well-paced, personalized experience filled with meaningful moments and beautiful views.

Departure Time: 9:00 AM
Return Time: 6:00 PM
Starting Point: Your accommodation in Nagasaki City
Includes: Guide, entry fees, transportation, and lunch

Tour Itinerary (9 Hours)

9:00 AM – Departure from Accommodation

Meet your guide in the morning and begin your full-day tour of Nagasaki.

9:30 AM – Nagasaki Peace Park

Visit this serene memorial park dedicated to promoting global peace, centered around the iconic Peace Statue and numerous thoughtful monuments.

10:30 AM – Atomic Bomb Museum

Gain a deeper understanding of the tragic events of August 9, 1945, and the city’s journey of recovery. The museum delivers a powerful and emotional experience of hope and resilience.

11:30 AM – Urakami Cathedral

Once the largest Catholic church in East Asia, Urakami Cathedral was destroyed in the atomic blast and later rebuilt. It remains a symbol of faith and endurance.

12:00 PM – Lunch at a Local Restaurant

Enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch featuring Nagasaki’s regional flavors, including potential specialties like champon or shippoku cuisine.

1:30 PM – Glover Garden

Explore the residences of Western merchants from the Meiji era in this beautifully maintained open-air museum. Take in sweeping views of Nagasaki Harbor and its historic architecture.

2:30 PM – Oura Church

Visit Japan’s oldest wooden church, a National Treasure built in 1864 by French missionaries. A moving tribute to Nagasaki’s hidden Christian history.

3:00 PM – Dejima

Step into the reconstructed Dutch trading post that once served as Japan’s only connection to the outside world during its centuries of isolation. Explore exhibits on international exchange and culture.

4:00 PM – Meganebashi (Spectacles Bridge)

Stroll past this famous double-arched stone bridge, named for the way its reflection resembles a pair of glasses — a favorite photo spot and historical site.

4:30 PM – Nagasaki Chinatown

Wrap up your day in one of Japan’s oldest Chinatowns. Enjoy a colorful atmosphere, snack on local street food, and shop for souvenirs or handmade goods.