6-1 Dejimamachi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki Prefecture
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¥1,000
Dejima, once the sole gateway to overseas trade during Japan's period of isolation, is now a meticulously restored historical site in Nagasaki. Located a short tram ride from Nagasaki Station, this former island offers a fascinating glimpse into the Edo period. Explore reconstructed buildings, including the Kapitan's Room and the museum, showcasing the unique blend of Japanese and European influences. Don't miss the mini-Dejima exhibit for a compact overview of the area's history. Allow at least a few hours to fully appreciate the exhibits and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this unique historical landmark. Open until 9 PM on weekdays, it's a great place to visit in the afternoon or evening.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible elevator ○ Accessibility: Wheelchair rental ○ Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible slope ○ Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible restroom ○ Accessibility: Service dog acceptance ○ Accessibility: Ostomate facilities ○ Accessibility: Diaper changing station ○ Accessibility: Discounts ○