Attractions of Nagasaki Sightseeing
Nagasaki has long flourished as a center of exchange between Japan and other countries.
As a result, various buildings influenced by Dutch and Chinese influences remain in the city.
Particularly famous are the Oura Tenshudo and Glover Garden. Nagasaki also has a history of persecution of Christians,
and there are a number of heritage sites related to the Christianity of Nagasaki's latent Christians.
These heritage sites were registered as a World Heritage Site in 2018 as "Nagasaki and Amakusa Region Heritage Related to the Buried Christians".
Nagasaki is also blessed with beautiful nature. The Kujuku Islands are particularly famous. The Kujuku Islands are a scenic chain of more than 200 islands of various sizes, which can be visited on a cruise ship. Nagasaki is also home to mountains such as Mount Unzen and Mount Bizan, where mountain climbing and hiking can be enjoyed.
Nagasaki is also known as a treasure trove of culinary delights. There are many dishes called Nagasaki specialties, such as chanpon, Sara udon, and sponge cake. Nagasaki also has many dishes using fresh ingredients from the sea and mountains.
