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"Huis Ten Bosch" is a theme park that recreates the beautiful cityscape and exterior of Europe. The vast site of 33 Tokyo Domes recreates the Dutch cityscape of the 17th century and offers beautiful scenery. Various amusements that can be enjoyed by theme, such as "Kingdom of Flowers" where seasonal flowers such as spring tulips and hydrangeas in early summer are beautiful, "Kingdom of Health and Beauty" with healthy restaurants and hot springs for local production for local consumption, and spa facilities. There are 6 "kingdoms" of museum facilities. Above all, the "Kingdom of Light" where the night park is illuminated with illuminations and colored with fantastic light is a must-see!

Nagasaki Glover Garden, a typical tourist attraction in Japan. In July 2015, it was officially registered as a world cultural heritage "Meiji Japan's Industrial Revolutionary Heritage". Thomas Blake Glover from Scotland is lined with various Western-style buildings centered on the former residence, former Ringer residence, and former Ortho residence designated as a national important cultural property, which is more than 150 years old, and the remnants of the settlement era still remain. It is left. Nagasaki Located on a small hill in Minamiyamate overlooking the harbor Nagasaki It is also the most scenic tourist attraction with a panoramic view of the city. There are two heart-shaped paving stones in the park, and it is said to be a power spot that brings good luck when you touch it ♪ Please look for it.

The official name is Hashima, commonly known as "Gunkanjima". It was once a prosperous island in the submarine coal mine, and it came to be called "Gunkanjima" because the appearance of high-rise rebar apartments lined up surrounded by seawalls resembles the warship "Tosa". It is registered as a World Heritage Site as one of the constituent assets of "Meiji Japan's Industrial Revolutionary Heritage". Nagasaki Don't forget to book a tour from the city to the island by cruise ship. You can observe production facilities such as coal storage yard and the remains of residences up close. It became an uninhabited island when the coal mine closed in 1974, and the ruins tour is popular! Also, Nagasaki There is also a tour to / from Iojima that can be easily reached by car from the city ♪

Lots of delicious food! Nagasaki Gourmet. Classic Nagasaki Champon, Sara Udon, Sasebo Burger, and Sasebo's specialty lemon steak are standard. Turkish rice with pork cutlet, curry pilaf and spaghetti on one plate is full of volume! There are many other specialties such as castella and milkshakes that are perfect for after-dinner drinks and snacks. Castella is a great souvenir. Nagasaki If you have never been to Ringer Hut, a Champon chain store, please try it at home ♪ By the way, Nagasaki Has the highest yield of loquat in Japan, so we sell a lot of jellies and sweets using loquat ♪

The official name is "Oura Tenshudo," which was once called "Japan 26 St. Martyrs' Tenshudo" and once France Temple. 150 Year It is the oldest wooden gothic church in Japan, built in the early days of the founding of the country before. 1933 Year However, after repairing the damage caused by the atomic bomb, it Year It has been designated as a national treasure again. It was 1597 that was the cause of church building construction Year An incident that happened to It is called "the martyrcy of the twenty-six saints" and 26 Japanese Catholics (hidly Christians) have been executed for religious reasons by Toyotomi Hideyoshi's life. The church was built for these 26 martyrs. The beautiful stained glass inside the church is a must see. Please stop by the Japanese Twenty-six Saints Memorial Hall.

Originating from the "Chinese New Year Festival", an event celebrating Chinese New Year (February 5, 2019), Nagasaki Winter's big tradition " Nagasaki Lantern Festival". Nagasaki Including Shinchi Chinatown, Minato Park, Chuo Park, around Meganebashi on the Nakashima River, Hama City / Kankodori Arcade, etc. Nagasaki Approximately 15,000 colorful lanterns (Chinese lanterns) and large objects are decorated in the center of the city, and the city is fantastically colored. During the period, various Chinese events such as dragon dances, Chinese acrobatics, and erhu performances will be held every day at each venue, attracting as many as 1 million people.

A night view seen from Mt. Inasa, which was selected as one of the "New Three Major Night Views of the World" along with Hong Kong and Monaco, and was also selected as one of the "New Three Major Night Views of Japan" with Kobe and Sapporo. Nagasaki A landmark of the city, a popular tourist attraction called the $ 10 million night view. Not only the night view from Inasayama Observatory, but also on a sunny day Nagasaki You can see not only the city but also Unzen, Amakusa, and the Goto Islands ♪ You can also take the ropeway to the summit of Mt. Inasa. A free circulation bus travels around 5 hotels in the city center, Nagasaki It is nice for tourists to make a round trip to the ropeway Fuchi Shrine station ♪

At 11:02 am on August 9, 1945 (Showa 20), Nagasaki An atomic bomb was dropped on. Peace Park, located on a small hill on the north side of the Atomic Bomb Fall Center Park, is a park created with a vow to never repeat a tragic war and a wish for world peace. A clock that stopped at 11:02. Peace Park and Kunitachi are located in Urakami, the base of the atomic bombing. Nagasaki Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims, Nagasaki There are many historical facilities such as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Think again about life and peace in a city full of wishes and prayers for peace.

Dejima was the only trade window in Europe that was open to Europe during the isolation period. The island itself is an artificial island reclaimed by the Edo Shogunate for the isolation policy. Nagasaki It is located in the city's harbor area. It was built over two years from Kanei 11 (1634), and trade with Portugal and the Netherlands took place. The highlights are Japan's oldest former Dejima Theological School (Christian Protestant school) and the Chief Factor's Residence (Chief Factor's Residence). Nagasaki It is one of the highlights of the high-collar culture of a unique Japanese-Western mix. Currently, restoration work is progressing, and you can experience Dejima at that time more ♪

Nagasaki Natural landscape Nagasaki There are many hot springs where you can soak in high-quality hot springs while gazing at the cityscape of the city, and one-day hot spring facilities where you can easily stop by are also popular. Among them, Unzen Onsen is a hot spring that springs up in the area of Mt. Unzen, which rises in the center of the Shimabara Peninsula, and is a hot spring resort designated as a national park. Unzen Hell, which is 30 large and small, is also known as the land of Christian martyrdom. Located at an altitude of about 700m and surrounded by 1000m-class mountains, you can enjoy a magnificent view from any direction. The strong acid hot spring is a good spring that feels a little irritating to the skin, and there are many tasteful inns and communal baths centered around the hot spring shrine.

By the way, how about introducing it in a ranking format to everyone? Although I could not introduce it in the ranking, "Kofukuji", the oldest temple of the Obaku sect in Japan, is built on the site of Japan's first trading company organized by Ryoma Sakamoto and others. Nagasaki The Ichikameyama Shachu Memorial Hall is a must-see for those who like history and the end of the Edo period, and those who like photogenic spots can see the stone bridges such as the glasses bridge reflected on the river surface and a part of the islands. We recommend Hollander Slope in the Higashiyamate area, which is full of exoticism and islands. It's nice to combine the above rankings for a sightseeing trip like a model course, but it's also good to go further and make memories with sports and cultural experiences such as activities. There is no doubt that each season will have a different taste! Please check the official website or phone in advance for addresses, phone numbers, regular holidays, business hours, admission fees, reservations, etc. ♪