It is one of the most famous tourist spots in Nagasaki. I hope that it will be an opportunity to think about how to live in the future by looking at an important and tragic part of history.

-Entrance fees are 200 JPY.(Credit card is accepted, Per person)

-Expected stay time: 80 minutes

Stand at the poignant Ground Zero, where history changed forever. This solemn park marks the epicenter of the 1945 atomic bombing, featuring a black monolith and artifacts that honor the lives lost.

-Expected stay time: 20 minutes

**NOTE**

It's worth noting that the term "Ground Zero" originally referred to the epicenter of the atomic bombing in Nagasaki, not the events of September 11. This site specifically marks the tragic point of impact from that fateful day in 1945. The term is also found in primary historical documents from Nagasaki, reflecting its significance in this context.

A serene tribute to peace, featuring the iconic Peace Statue, fountains, and monuments from around the world. Reflect on the past while walking through this inspiring symbol of hope and harmony.

-Expected stay time: 20 minutes

Savor Nagasaki’s culinary heritage with a gourmet lunch featuring fresh local seafood, rich flavors of champon noodles, or succulent wagyu beef, all served in a picturesque historic setting.

-Expected stay time: 40 to 90 minutes

Oura Church, Japan's oldest Christian church, stands as a testament to Nagasaki's deep Christian heritage. Built in the 19th century, the church’s stunning Gothic architecture and serene atmosphere make it a symbol of faith and resilience, reflecting the city's rich history.

Admission fees: 1000JPY(cash only)**Only Photo: Free

Glover Garden offers a glimpse into Nagasaki’s rich history, showcasing beautifully preserved Western-style mansions from the late 19th century. Stroll through lush gardens while enjoying panoramic views of the city and harbor, a perfect blend of nature and heritage.

-Expected stay time: 60 to 80 minutes

-Admission fees: 620 JPY (cash only, Per person)

-Estimated travel time to your ship: 5 minutes

Dejima, a small artificial island in Nagasaki, was built in 1636 as a Dutch trading post during Japan's period of national isolation. It was the only site for direct trade with the West for over 200 years, facilitating cultural and technological exchange. Today, partially restored, it offers visitors a glimpse into this pivotal chapter of Japan’s history.

-Entrance fees are 520 JPY.(Credit card is accepted, Per person)

-Expected stay time: 30 minutes

-Estimated travel time to your ship: 8 minutes

-If you can stand near the main entrance, it's the second day so I can find you easily, provably.

-Estimated travel time to next location: 15 to 30 minutes (This will vary depending on traffic conditions on the day.)

Fukuoka Tower, standing at 234 meters, is Japan's tallest seaside tower. Completed in 1989, it symbolizes Fukuoka's modernity and maritime heritage. The tower's unique design, with its reflective glass exterior, mirrors the city’s vibrant skyline and surrounding nature. Visitors enjoy panoramic views of the city, bay, and beyond.

-Admission Fee: 800 JPY (Credit card is accepted, Per person)

-Expected stay time: 45 minutes

-Estimated travel time to next location: 15 minutes

Ohori Park’s Japanese Garden is a serene oasis in the heart of Fukuoka, offering a tranquil escape. Created in traditional style, it features a picturesque pond, stone bridges, and lush greenery. The garden reflects the principles of Zen, encouraging peaceful reflection while capturing the beauty of nature through seasonal changes.

-Admission Fee: 250 JPY (Credit card is accepted, Per person)

-Expected stay time: 40 minutes

-Estimated travel time to next location: 15 to 20 minutes

Tenjin Area

The Tenjin area offers a variety of dining options, from elegant sushi bars to casual ramen shops. You can indulge in fresh seafood, flavorful tempura, and authentic Japanese cuisine in cozy settings. It’s a great spot for savoring traditional flavors with a modern twist.

Canal City Hakata

Canal City Hakata has a diverse range of eateries, including international cuisine, trendy cafes, and local specialties like Hakata ramen. The lively atmosphere and unique setting make it a perfect place to enjoy a relaxing lunch with a variety of choices to suit all tastes.

Both areas are easily reachable by car, allowing for a seamless lunch experience at either location.

-Tenjin Area

The Tenjin area is Fukuoka’s bustling shopping hub, offering a mix of high-end boutiques, department stores, and traditional craft shops. It’s perfect for finding unique, high-quality Japanese goods such as fashion, ceramics, and fine foods. The area exudes a refined shopping experience, combining modernity with tradition.

-Canal City Hakata

Canal City Hakata is a vibrant shopping complex with international brands, dining, and entertainment options. Its distinctive architecture and canal running through the center make it a must-see. It’s an ideal spot for leisurely shopping and entertainment.

Both areas are easily accessible by car, making it convenient to visit both in a single day.

-Estimated travel time to your ship: 15 minutes