Nagasaki-city
This travel guide is curated by Japan KYUSHU Tourist to help you make the most of your
journey. Based in Fukuoka, we are a dedicated travel agency specializing exclusively
in the Kyushu region.
Nagasaki is one of Japan’s most cosmopolitan cities, with a rich trading history dating back
to the opening of its port in 1571. As a historic gateway to the world, it was the first region
where Christianity took root and later played a pivotal role in Japan’s industrial modernization.
Beyond its scenic charm, the city holds profound historical significance—from the era of the
‘Hidden Christians’ to its poignant legacy as the site of the atomic bombing in WWII.
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Christian Pilgrimage sites
| Oura Cathedral | Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan | Urakami Cathedral |
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| Nakamachi Church | Hongochi Church | Seishin girls’ School |
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| Shitsu Church | Kurosaki Church | St. Andrew Christian Seminary |
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| Nyokodo |
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Nagasaki tram
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Nagasaki
