Meeting Point

The JR Nagasaki station

The Fukusaiji Temple

Until arriving at the temple, there're some higher slopes & steps, so I won't recommend it who has with damage to legs. But it has the calm atomosphere and an impressive and unique roof. This temple was destroyed perfectly by the atomic bomb blast, and rebuilt to its present form. The Chinese Buddhist goddess has been looking down on the city since then. The admission fee is free.

The Nagasaki Prefecture Culture & History Museum

The admission fee for the regular exhibition is 630 yen per adult. The temporary exhibition fee depends on. Depending on dates, at the museum, you can have an experience of handicrafts like Batik, Nagasaki embroidery, and pottery. If you want to do that, you should pay the fee at the museum factory, and please let me know in advance. The hours will be arranged. The museum is closed on the 1st and 3rd Monday and on December 28th to 31st. If the 1st and 3rd Monday are holidays, the museum is open on those days and closed the next day. And the museum area is available to have lunch, but not Japanese food and only by cash.

The site of Nagasaki Prefecture Air Defence Headquarters

The admission fee is free for everyone. You can go into the shelters. But the location is on a higher slope than the Nagasaki Prefecture Culture & History Museum. So wearing sneakers is necessary. But you may become emotional how hard the officers were working when the atomic bomb felt down on Nagasaki.

Ending Point

After leaving the Headquarters by a cab, a tram or a bus, at the JR Nagasaki station, the tour will end.