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Favorite thing: When you exit the Glover House, you will see interesting collection of exhibits showing the Chinese influence on Nagasaki in festivals and ship buildings.
This is not surprising due to the proximity of Nagasaki in the southern part of Kyushu which is close to China and plus that Nagasaki has been important port where exchange with Chinese and other countries have been prevalent over the centuries.
Written Nov 7, 2006
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Favorite thing: it supposed to be the point where the bomb exploded.
it was crowded with japanese students and some tourist.
the guide told us was in nagasaky where the cristianity enters japan. you will see some shops selling image of angels along with buddas.
we went to some ruins of the city and climb in a funicular to a mountain.
Written Oct 22, 2004
Favorite thing: Visit the Peacepark. In it a statue of a robust man that points one finger up in the sky (at ground zero, where the atomic bomb fell in 1945) and with the other flatheld hand he means to say 'never again'. In the park are some remainders of the blast and - though not as impressive as in Hiroshima - here too you will feel cold shivers about what happened once.
Fondest memory: The friendly students that showed us around. So sad we lost contact with them, but ... Jon-san, Kumi, Yoko and Junko, you are not forgotten.
Written Oct 15, 2002
Written Oct 25, 2011
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Visit the Peacepark. In it a statue of a robust man that points one finger up in the sky (at ground zero, where the atomic bomb fell in 1945) and with the other...
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A: The cruise ship should be arriving at the southern edge of Downtown Nagasaki, if my research was correct. It isn't quite close enough to walk everywhere for many people,...
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Nagasaki, is the most beautiful port town in Japan
Nagasaki has opened its door to overseas such as Portugal, Dutch as well as Chine since old days, so a lot of historical and cultural assets still remain in the city.
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Nagasaki has an early history of Chinese and Western influences because of its position as a southern port of Japan in the island of Kyushu. After 1641 when Japan went into self-imposed isolation,...
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Opened by the Portuguese in 1571, Nagasaki flourished as a busy trading port and center for Christian missionary activities. In 1641, after the adoption of a national ban on Christianity and the...
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Do you ever heard about Nagasaki? I think so, when we study the history and World War II, Nagasaki is one of two cities that was destroyed by atomic bomb. Actually I don't know how the building there...
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On our recent visit to kyushu we were based in Fukuoka but bought a three day Northern Kyushu rail pass for 7000 yen and visited Nagasaki for the day. Nagasaki has a long and interesting history. It...
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