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PLAN

Nagasaki Half-day Walking Tour (From Nagasaki Station)

  • Streetcar ©NAGASAKI CITY

  • Nagasaki Confucius Shrine ©NAGASAKI CITY

  • Glover Garden ©NPTA

  • Glover Garden

  • Nagasaki Peace Park ©NAGASAKI CITY

  • Tour Details
1. A half-day walking tour of Nagasaki, a city where the history and culture of the West, East, and Japan intersect, by streetcar and on foot. With the Shinkansen, it takes about an hour and a half from Fukuoka to Nagasaki by train, so even customers staying in Fukuoka can easily join this half-day tour!

2. Visit the Nagasaki Confucius Shrine dedicated to the Chinese thinker Confucius. This is the only authentic Chinese-style mausoleum in Japan, symbolizing the history of cultural exchange in Nagasaki, which served as the only window of trade during Japan's isolation period.

3. Next, take a stroll around Glover Garden, an open-air museum featuring relocated and restored historical buildings, including Western-style buildings, that were once scattered throughout Nagasaki City. After Japan opened its doors to the world, Nagasaki was one of the first cities to adopt Western culture, and developed as an international trade city. Glover Garden was registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution.

4. The tour ends with a walk through Nagasaki Peace Park, which was built in memory of the victims of the atomic bomb and to pray for world peace. This park is a symbol of Nagasaki's contribution to world peace, and continues to pass on to future generations the strong message of Nagasaki—peaceful coexistence between different cultures and nations.
*Admission to the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum is not included in the tour. Those who would like may visit after the tour ends at Nagasaki Peace Park.

About Initiatives for Sustainable Tourism:
- This tour promotes Environment(Eco)-friendly efforts, Cross-cultural Understanding, and Social Contribution as stated under Sunrise Tours' Sustainable Development Goals.
- We advocate for responsible travel, and urge one and all to become responsible travelers. Please check the dedicated page for details.
http://jtbgmt.com/en/g-web/sdgs


streetcar (image) ©NAGASAKI CITY
  • Tour Overview
Req. to Run Tour
2guest(s)
Req. per Booking
1guest(s)
Departs
Nagasaki
Guide Service
Not Available
Tour Guide/Conductor Language
Not Available
Audio Guide
Not Available
Meeting Place/Time
In front of Nagasaki City General Tourist Information Center (inside JR Nagasaki Station building) / 12:10
Included
English-speaking guide, Other admission fees and transportation costs included in the tour
Not Included
Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum admission fee, Lunch
  • Remarks
Remarks
Planning Company: JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc.

 　　　　　　Address: 2-3-14 Higashi Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo

 　　　Japan Tourism Agency Registered Travel Agent (No. 1723)

A member of the Japan Association of Travel Agents
[Reception Method]

At reception, please show the reservation confirmation sheet or e-mail (printout/digital copy on mobile device) to staff.　
[Cancellation Charge]

- Cancellation fees will be charged from 10 days in advance.
[Operation Conditions/Tour Conditions]

- The number of customers for 1 group booking for this tour is 2-10.

- The last reception day (reservation deadline) is 7 days prior to the tour.

- If the minimum number of participants (2) is not met by 4 days before the scheduled date, or due to other operational management circumstances, the tour on that date may be canceled.

- If the tour is canceled, customers will be notified by the conducting company or their travel agent.

- The itinerary displayed on the booking screen is the final itinerary.

- Please note that participants may not join partway through the tour.
[Exemptions/Itinerary Guarantee: Itinerary/Destinations]

- In addition to using public transportation, this walking tour covers approximately 4 km.

- Depending on transportation conditions and physical stamina of tour participants, arrival time at each location may be considerably delayed. Furthermore, there may be changes to the itinerary.

- This tour does not include admission to the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum. However, as the tour ends at Nagasaki Peace Park, those who would like to visit will be led by the guide to the museum entrance after the tour ends. (Customers are to pay for the admission fee themselves as it is not included in the tour booking charge. In addition, please check the official website in advance to see if the facility is open as it may be closed due to facility circumstances. )

- The tour ends at Nagasaki Peace Park. Those heading back to Nagasaki Station may use the 1-day streetcar pass provided on the day.
[Important Notes/Supplements: Meeting/Pick-up/Pick-up Location]

In front of Nagasaki City General Tourist Information Center (inside JR Nagasaki Station building)

*The guide will be waiting holding a Sunrise Tours sign.

*Customers who are late for the departure time will have their reservations canceled. Please give yourself plenty of time.

Access:

Inside JR Nagasaki Station building, beside Shinkansen ticket gate
[Important Notes/Supplements: Guide/Tour Conductor]

- There will be an accompanying English-speaking guide from the tour meet-up at Nagasaki Station to Nagasaki Peace Park, the tour end location.
[Important Notes/Supplements: Children/Infants]

- Children 0-5 years old may join free of charge. As the train fare is free for only 1 child 0-5 years old per adult, please be aware that customers themselves are to pay the child fare for any additional children at the location.
[Important Notes/Supplements: What to Wear/Bring]

- As public transportation is used on the tour, please wear clothes and shoes that are easy to walk in. Please be careful if you have any lower body issues as there are many slopes.

- As large luggage such as suitcases cannot be brought during the tour, please leave them in a locker or at your hotel before participating.
[Important Notes/Supplements: Language Support]

Tour Guide Language: English

In the event that a bus company not listed in the Remarks/Important Notes will be used, customers will receive a separate confirmation document via email at least 1 day in advance.

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    Customers are to check and save the content themselves.
  • The [Plan Name], [Tour Date], [Tour Price], [Tour Outline], [Remarks/Important Notes], and [Itinerary] on the booking screen are part of the Terms & Conditions Document (Important Items). Print or save as PDF.
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  • Payments must be made using credit card.
  • After the payment has been processed, the travel contract will be finalized once the customer receives a reservation confirmation email along with an attached reservation confirmation sheet.
  • The cancellation policy has been checked and agreed upon.
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  • Itinerary

The information displayed for this tour is valid for the next possible departure date.
This date was automatically selected. Please select a departure date to show the most accurate information for that date.

DayTimeDurationItineraryItinerary Details/Special ItemsTransportationMeal
StartEnd(min)
112:1012:2010Meet in front of Nagasaki City General Tourist Information Center (inside JR Nagasaki Station building)Please show your reservation confirmation sheet at reception. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the departure time.
140TransferBoard the streetcar, which has a history of over 100 years, and travel to the next destination with the same perspective as the people living in the city.Streetcar
113:0013:2525Nagasaki Confucius ShrineDedicated to the Chinese thinker Confucius, the Nagasaki Confucius Shrine symbolizes the history of cultural exchange in Nagasaki, which served as the only window of trade during Japan's isolation period. This is Japan's only authentic Chinese-style mausoleum, with vibrant colors, elaborate carvings, and an exotic feel.
115TransferOn Foot
113:4014:3555Glover GardenGlover Garden is an open-air museum featuring relocated and restored historical buildings, including Western-style buildings, that were once scattered throughout Nagasaki City. After Japan opened its doors to the world, Nagasaki was one of the first cities to adopt Western culture, and developed as an international trade city. With this background, Glover Garden was registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution. Its excellent location on high ground, offering a scenic view of Nagasaki Port, is also one of its attractions.
150TransferStreetcar
115:2516:0035Nagasaki Peace Park
　- Peace Statue
　- Fountain of Peace		Walk through Nagasaki Peace Park, which was built in memory of the victims of the atomic bomb and to pray for world peace. This park is an important symbol of Nagasaki's contribution to world peace, and continues to pass on to future generations the strong message of Nagasaki—peaceful coexistence between different cultures and nations. Together with the English-speaking guide, see the Peace Statue and the Fountain of Peace within the park grounds.
*Admission to the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum is not included in the tour.
116:00Tour EndsThe tour ends after the visit to Nagasaki Peace Park.
Those heading back to Nagasaki Station may use the 1-day streetcar pass provided on the day.
*Those who would like to visit the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum will be led by the guide to the museum entrance. Customers are to pay for the admission fee themselves at the location as it is not included in the tour booking charge.		Streetcar
  • Itinerary

The information displayed for this tour is valid for the next possible departure date.
This date was automatically selected. Please select a departure date to show the most accurate information for that date.

DayTimeDurationItineraryItinerary Details/Special ItemsTransportationMeal
StartEnd(min)
112:1012:2010Meet in front of Nagasaki City General Tourist Information Center (inside JR Nagasaki Station building)Please show your reservation confirmation sheet at reception. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the departure time.
140TransferBoard the streetcar, which has a history of over 100 years, and travel to the next destination with the same perspective as the people living in the city.Streetcar
113:0013:2525Nagasaki Confucius ShrineDedicated to the Chinese thinker Confucius, the Nagasaki Confucius Shrine symbolizes the history of cultural exchange in Nagasaki, which served as the only window of trade during Japan's isolation period. This is Japan's only authentic Chinese-style mausoleum, with vibrant colors, elaborate carvings, and an exotic feel.
115TransferOn Foot
113:4014:3555Glover GardenGlover Garden is an open-air museum featuring relocated and restored historical buildings, including Western-style buildings, that were once scattered throughout Nagasaki City. After Japan opened its doors to the world, Nagasaki was one of the first cities to adopt Western culture, and developed as an international trade city. With this background, Glover Garden was registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution. Its excellent location on high ground, offering a scenic view of Nagasaki Port, is also one of its attractions.
150TransferStreetcar
115:2516:0035Nagasaki Peace Park
　- Peace Statue
　- Fountain of Peace		Walk through Nagasaki Peace Park, which was built in memory of the victims of the atomic bomb and to pray for world peace. This park is an important symbol of Nagasaki's contribution to world peace, and continues to pass on to future generations the strong message of Nagasaki—peaceful coexistence between different cultures and nations. Together with the English-speaking guide, see the Peace Statue and the Fountain of Peace within the park grounds.
*Admission to the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum is not included in the tour.
116:00Tour EndsThe tour ends after the visit to Nagasaki Peace Park.
Those heading back to Nagasaki Station may use the 1-day streetcar pass provided on the day.
*Those who would like to visit the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum will be led by the guide to the museum entrance. Customers are to pay for the admission fee themselves at the location as it is not included in the tour booking charge.		Streetcar

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