Private Strolling Around Nagasaki with a Local Tour Guide

Explore Nagasaki City with a local guide who was born and raised in Nagasaki. My ancestors began living in Nagasaki’s Western-style residential area about 100 years ago, and I am the fourth generation of my family to live there. You can not only visit Nagasaki’s famous sightseeing spots, but also explore local shopping malls and arcades if you are interested in shopping or experiencing everyday life in Nagasaki. If you enjoy walking, we can also go up one of Nagasaki’s hills in the morning. You can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the city and its harbor, surrounded by hills. If you are vegan, I can also recommend some vegan-friendly restaurants for lunch. As a local guide, I know Nagasaki’s public transportation well, so I can help you get around efficiently and avoid wasting time. The itinerary is flexible and doesn't have to be followed exactly as written. Your guide will tailor the tour to your interests and take you to the places you'd like to visit within the available time.

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   Dutch Slope

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   Some souvenir shops are on this slope. You can see Oura Cathedral and Glover Garden at the end of the slope. If you are interested in these spots, you can drop by.

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   Minamiyamate Rest House

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   You can enjoy a beautiful view of Nagasaki. Nagaski was nominated one of you must go in 2026 on New York Times. The scenery is quite similar to the web top page.

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   The Confucian Temple, the Chinese Museum of Successive Generations

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   An Confucius Shrine estabilished by Qing Dinasty and overseas Chinese for Chinese people is here in Japan. You can imagine how big their polulation at that time. If you are interested, you can visit this shrine.

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   Shinchi Chinatown

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   Originally developed as a warehouse district for Chinese merchants during the Edo period. This area is also famous for local dishes such as champon and sara udon, which were influenced by Chinese cuisine but developed uniquely in Nagasaki. There are some food stalls you can enjoy.

5. 5

   Dejima

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   When Japan prohibited ships from other countries, Dutch ships was permitted to come to this tiny island. If you would like to go inside, you can and feel the atmosphere at that time.

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   Nagasaki Dejima Wharf

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   Some yachts are docked in this harbor. You can enjoy the harbor view including Mt Inasa opposite side. There are some good cafes and restaurants.

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   Nagasaki Seaside Park

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   You can enjoy walking back to your Cruise Ship if you are the passenger. The view is quite nice. There are some trees and some flowers. In spring you might be possible to see cherry blossoms.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.