Kujuku Islands Pearl Sea Resort & Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum & Glover Garden Day Trip

Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort Kujukushima Sightseeing Cruise: Sail among the islands scattered like stars, and admire the islands scattered on the azure sea like emeralds up close. As the route changes, a dynamic landscape painting unfolds before you, making it an excellent opportunity to capture postcard scenery. Kujukushima Aquarium “Umikirara”: With the theme of “The Sea of Kujukushima”, it has one of Japan’s largest tanks, “The Sea of Kujukushima”. This place recreates the rich marine ecology of the archipelago, and you can also watch elegant dolphin performances and feel the vitality and wisdom of marine life. Kujukushima Zoological and Botanical Garden “Morikirara”: Located on a hill, it is a land paradise that echoes “Umikirara”. Not only can you get up close and personal with a variety of cute animals, but you can also enjoy a panoramic view of Kujukushima’s magnificent scenery from the observation deck and experience the natural charm of mountains and seas connected.

Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum & Peace Park Atomic Bomb Museum: Through real objects, photos, and materials, it calmly and profoundly displays the painful disasters and consequences of the 1945 atomic bomb explosion. It is an important place to face history and think about war and peace. Peace Park: Located next to the museum, it is centered on the famous “Peace Statue”. The park has a quiet and solemn atmosphere, and a peace memorial ceremony is held here every year, expressing condolences to the dead and deep prayers for permanent world peace.

Glover Garden It is Japan’s oldest wooden Western-style building group. This used to be a residential area for foreign merchants, and retains many historical buildings, including the famous Glover House. The park is full of greenery and offers a beautiful view of Nagasaki Port, allowing you to experience the unique historical atmosphere where Eastern and Western cultures converged during the Meiji era.