Things to do in Nagasaki Prefecture

The guide was on time and easy to talk to. We encountered an unforeseen closure or unavailability of an activity in my itinerary, he was helpful to suggest an alternative nearby. And was patient to wait for us to be done at each place.

Amazing is the word! I had a great experience in trip. All the locations were amazingly beautiful and our tour guide was so friendly and helpful. She tried her best to interact in English and was so supportive in every manner. All the places are must visit and overall it was a pleasure day following the perfect itinerary

it was easy to find the bus that would take us to Nagasaki. The time to go around Huis Ten Bosch was more than enough. The place was this incredibly beautiful and I loved how it mimicked Europe. There are multiple options for food, rides, and more. I had a fun time going on a date here. My partner had so much fun too.

When you have a big enough group, hiring a car is really the best option. You can customize the itinerary based on your plans, and you don't have to worry about carrying lots of shopping bags. Plus, the driver can recommend great places to visit... that's why we love private car services!

very convenient. this voucher includes the bus ride (roundtrip) and the admission ticket. Bus terminal is also easy to spot. Huis Ten Bosch is a must place visit if you’re in the Kyushu/Fukuoka area. Please take note that you need to print the voucher.

Huis Ten Bosch in Nagasaki is a spectacular portal that transports you from the heart of Japan straight into a meticulously recreated European landscape. Wandering through its Dutch-style townscape—complete with iconic windmills, picturesque canals, and grand brick architecture—it is easy to forget you haven’t actually crossed the globe to the Netherlands. ​For the ultimate experience, visit in February. As a non-peak travel month, it offers the perfect balance of stunning winter scenery and peaceful exploration. You can enjoy the breathtaking "Kingdom of Lights" illumination without the typical crowds, ensuring you won't have to fall in line for attractions for long.

Experience: I recommend setting aside some time to first visit the Battleship Island Digital Museum to carefully read about the history of Battleship Island. There is a lot of information, which is very helpful for understanding Battleship Island. The weather was nice on the day of boarding, but the waves in the center of the sea were still very big. We finally managed to land on the island. Although we could only visit a small part, it was a truly special travel experience. Thank you to the tour guide for the explanation and the assistant for the help.

i got goosebumps the whole time i was in the museum. it was a good reminder and understanding of what happened with the Nagasaki.

One of the highlights of our cruise. If you are on a Cruise yourself "do not do it through the ship ". Book the first sailing (10.00) and catch a local bus (30 mins)or taxi (10 mins). We had about 50-100 people on this sailing and you were able to move around , pick a seat, take photos from different positions..Terrific. On our return the queue for the ship with the organised tour was horrendous. we watched them keep loading people on and on. Must have bern over 200-300 people.Which ever position they got on the ship, that was it. Packed in like sardines. It must have been horrendous.