Castle tourism in Nagasaki Prefecture
Nagasaki, which has developed as a key point for maritime transportation since ancient times, is characterized by its exotic townscape. Nagasaki City is lined with spots related to the end of the Edo period and the Meiji Restoration, including Glover Garden, and is also famous for its night view. There are 20 registered spots in two World Heritage Sites, including Oura Cathedral and Gunkanjima, and there are plenty of themed courses. The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum conveys the tragedy of the atomic bomb. There are 594 islands within the prefecture, the most in Japan, and we also recommend remote island sightseeing such as the Goto Islands, Iki, and Tsushima, which have unique cultures.
Castle tourism in Nagasaki Prefecture
Contains castle tourism information in Nagasaki Prefecture.
History of Nagasaki Prefecture
Picking up history such as incidents and people related to Nagasaki Prefecture
- Takanobu Ryuzoji vs Harunobu Arima/Iehisa Shimazu
- Hideyoshi defeated Shimazu and took control of Kyushu.
- The dispatch of troops to Korea that ended with Hideyoshi's death, Part 2
- Christian daimyo who worked hard at trade
- Hideyoshi's Christian Restriction Order
- Rebellion of Christians that led to national isolation
- The stage of the largest civil war of the Edo period, the Shimabara Rebellion
Nagasaki prefecture column
Introduction column by castle enthusiasts
