Nagasaki Resilience and Heritage Private Tour

Nagasaki Peace Park (Peace Statue) An iconic symbol of peace, the statue’s raised hand warns against the threat of nuclear weapons, while the lowered hand represents a prayer for peace and harmony.

Atomic Bomb Museum: A solemn record of the 1945 atomic bombing, conveying a powerful message of remembrance and a global appeal for a nuclear-free world.

Visit Sannō Shrine Atomic Bomb–Surviving Kusunoki Tree & Single-Pillar Torii Sannō Shrine (A-bombed Camphor Trees): These 800-year-old camphor trees miraculously sprouted new leaves after the atomic bombing, standing today as living symbols of hope and rebirth. Second Torii (One-Legged Torii): Supported by a single remaining pillar, this torii gate survived the blast and remains a powerful testament to Nagasaki’s resilience and recovery.

Meganebashi (Spectacles Bridge): Japan’s oldest stone bridge and one of Nagasaki’s most iconic photo spots.

Coffee Fujio: A retro café where you can enjoy nostalgic coffee and the famous “eating milkshakes” in an authentic 1940s atmosphere. A coffee or milkshake is included for your break.

Fukusaya Main Store A 400-year-old tradition specializing in premium castella cake, handcrafted by master artisans in a historic wooden flagship store—perfect for souvenir shopping.

Glover Garden: A World Heritage site featuring historic Western-style residences, offering panoramic harbor views and insights into Japan’s modern history.