
Through a local’s eyes, you’ll see the parts of Nagasaki often overshadowed by its devastating past.
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
Peek behind the heavy curtain of Nagasaki’s tragic past, and open your eyes to the beauty of the city as seen by its locals. From following your host past Dutch Slope (housing Western residences from the late 1800s) to seeking out Daion Ji temple’s statue of a Buddha and child – a reference to the Christian Madonna – your host will show you how cultures in Nagasaki conflate rather than clash. Visit landmarks with secrets of their own, like Daitoku-ji temple’s great camphor tree (the biggest in Nagasaki, with a temple tucked away between the roots and branches) or listen to legends of samurai warriors at the Teramachi cemetery, where centuries of stories lay sleeping amongst moss-covered stones and trees.
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Without a clear set of goals provided, he made the experience fun and edifying.
Show moreWe had such a good day We learnt so much from YURI
Show moreWe really are enjoyed our day with Senja. We had visited Nagasaki earlier and seen the atomic bomb museum and wanted to see the other side of the city. We visited many out of the way places that we would have never found without him. We particularly enjoyed learning about his experiences in Nagasaki as an immigrant teaching English to Japanese students. It enhanced our understanding of Japanese culture.
Show moreMy tour with Armand took us to places. I did not expect to go. It was absolutely amazing. We had a wonderful time Armand me, feel as if we were lifelong friends. Thank you so much for your time.
Show moreBefore we came Masaaki had asked what we were interested in seeing in Nagasaki. He then researched and found out about these things, so that we were able to see and do all that we wanted. He also suggested things we didn’t know about, such as the Ropeway, which was very enjoyable.
Show moreWe enjoyed meeting this young woman. She planned a tour based on our interests and where we had already eaten. She took us to 2 gardens that we had not seen. She explained about what we were eating and how to eat it. We could understand her English. We would recommend Miki as a guide.
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