Sasebo Tourism

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Visit shirahama beach, it's very nice there but I wouldn't recommend going in the winter it get's very cold here, The first time I ever went to Shirahama beach I had a beach party with a bunch of my friends and some Japanese girls (I got alot of phone numbers that day ^_^) like I said before I'll try to add some photos when I get a chance

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	Huis Ten Bosch (Holland Village) Tip Rating:

Updated By sunnywong

on November 19, 2002

A resort with hotel accommodation and the look of a 17th-century Dutch town. Set in vast grounds complete with canals, windmills and palaces, one day is simply not enough to see everything.

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1-1, Huistenbosch-machi, Sasebo-shi, Nagasaki-ken

URL: http://www.huistenbosch.co.jp/

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	You have to go out in town... Tip Rating:

By Romeo46151

on August 26, 2002

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You have to go out in town there arn't many clubs out here but you will find an array of Bars to goto there's Sailor town that's where all the sailors goto drink there are nice girls that work at these bars but you must remember thats all they are nice girls, and then there's sake town sailors also come here to drink but not as much as sailor town and there are more japanese people that goto these bars to also drink and beleive me they are very friendly people I've many buy me drinks before I'll add pictures when I can get some uploaded onto my computer

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By o00o

on August 25, 2002

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The Dutch influence on Nagasaki is still seen today. Several European-style buildings have been preserved as historical sites, Christianity is evident in the local culture and many Dutch words can still be found in the Japanese language.

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on February 26, 2003

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The Japanese rulers of those days were eager to trade but they were afraid that Christianity might be a danger to the country, native converts might facilitate an invasion by a European power, and in 1639 the government decided to thoroughly suppress Christianity and expel all foreigners except the Dutch and Chinese, who were willing to trade without engaging in missionary activities. In 1641 the Dutch were ordered to move their trading post to Dejima, a small artificial island in the harbor of Nagasaki. The city became Japan's sole gateway for international trade and exchange till 1859 when the isolation was ended.

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	Palace Huis ten Bosch Tip Rating:

on August 25, 2002

Paleis Huis Ten Bosch the replica of the residence of the Queen of the Netherlands. Inside the palace is a museum of Dutch culture and art, as well as facilities serving as a local campus for Holland's Leiden University. Visitors can also enjoy a walk through the palace's garden, which is laid out in 18th century style.

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on August 25, 2002

Passing through the entrance, visitors will have a beautiful view of windmills turning slowly and 300,000 flowers blooming in colors.

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	The port district Spakenburg Tip Rating:

on August 25, 2002

Sample fresh sea food at the Seafood Market. In the evening, the musical show aboard De Liefde - the port's main event - and Sound Galaxy are the most prominent attractions.

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on August 25, 2002

This 105-meter tower is a replica of Holland's tallest church tower. The tower is the symbol of Huis Ten Bosch. Visitors can take the elevator to the observatory, from the 80 meter viewing floor you have a beautiful space view of the streets and Omura Bay. At the foot of the tower there is the world restaurant district, here you can enjoy exquisite cuisine from all around the world. The housing area at the left side is called Wassenaar. This is the residential area of Huis Ten Bosch.