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A Guide To 12 Of The Best Food In Nagasaki, Japan

Nagasaki's food culture is a result of its historical connections with China and Europe. While heavily influenced by European and Chinese tastes, Nagasaki dishes have certainly developed their own flavour. Here are some dishes that are a mix of culture and goodness all in one plate!
The Ultimate Souvenir Guide: What To Bring Home From Nagasaki

Nagasaki is one of Japan’s closest port cities to the Asian mainland, which has played the most important role in foreign trade relations for many centuries. Indeed, it is heavily influenced by European culture, as it was the only window open to the outside world during Japan's ancient Edo Period. While you take in the sights of the picturesque natural landscapes and alluring East-meets-West architecture, don't forget to bring home some exquisite souvenirs to share the pleasant travel memories in the city. Regardless of whether you are a food and beverage or craft junkie, here is the ultimate souvenir guide for a piece of the best Nagasaki mementos to bring home!
1 Day in Nagasaki - The Best Itinerary To Complete Nagasaki In A Day!

Nagasaki is located on the island of Kyushu in western Japan. As the only trading port open to the outside world during the national isolation period in the Edo era, it was heavily influenced by European culture. Today, it is known as Japan’s most international city, with an exotic East-meets-West culture, evident from its architecture, landscape, and even cuisine. Accessible within 2 hours by train from Fukuoka, visit Nagasaki for a perfect day trip. Read on for the best itinerary to complete Nagasaki in a day:
A Comprehensive 3-Day Itinerary For Nagasaki, Japan

If you've never been to Nagasaki before and want to get to know the city over a short trip, then we have everything planned and covered for you. Just book the tours and the hotel and you’re all set! Of course, do remember to show up at the meeting point and pack your camera to capture your perfect Nagasaki trip!
Why Does Nagasaki Feel So Dutch? 8 Intriguing Facts You Should Know

Located on the northwestern coast of the island of Kyushu, Nagasaki is very much influenced by the Dutch culture. As you explore this cosmopolitan city, have you ever wondered why it feels so Dutch? Here are the top 8 intriguing facts to solve the mystery!
Half a day around Nagasaki city's top spots! A walking model course with an exotic mood

Nagasaki city is known for its exotic mixture of Western, Chinese and Japanese cultures, as well as with its many hills and stairs. The best way to discover the peculiar sceneries of the slope terrain and to learn more about local people's lifestyle is to walk around the city. I will introduce a half-day model walking course around some sight-seeing spots that a first-time visitor in Nagasaki should not miss: the historical place Dejima, one of Japan's best Chinatowns Shinchi, and the splendid Yamate area with its stone-paved streets and Western residences.
Top 10 Photogenic Spots In Nagasaki, Japan

Visiting Nagasaki in Japan's Kyushu region is a common itinerary on travelers' list. What makes your trip a special one will perhaps be how well you capture the beauty of this place. Here is a list of scenic spots in Nagasaki not to be missed.
The Exotic Charm Of Nagasaki, Japan: 11 Experiences To Do!

Nagasaki is located in Kyushu Island, western Japan, and it is a city heavily influenced by Western culture. In the 1500s, Portuguese explorers landed nearby Nagasaki and the city soon became a trading port. Today, Nagasaki is famous for its European-style city and architecture such as churches. It is also known for its night view from Mount Inasa which is selected as one of the "Three Major Night Views of Japan", as well as the Castella, a Japanese sponge cake. With a harmony of Japanese culture and Western culture, a trip to Nagasaki will be an extremely unique experience. Here are some of the things to see and do.

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