Walk through Nagasaki Peace Park and see memorials and monuments for peace. See the large blue Peace Statue, learn about its meaning and Nagasaki’s wish for peace, and take some photos.

At the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, learn about what happened in Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. See photos, personal belongings, and exhibits about the damage caused by the atomic bomb. You can also see a full-size model of “Fat Man,” the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki.

At the Hypocenter Park, visit the site where the atomic bomb exploded on August 9, 1945. See the monument marking the hypocenter and learn about what happened that day. It is an important place to understand Nagasaki’s history.

From the top of Mt. Inasa, enjoy beautiful views of Nagasaki City, the harbor, and the surrounding mountains. It is famous for its “10 Million Dollar Night View,” but the daytime view is also beautiful. It is also a great spot for photos.

Meganebashi Bridge is Japan’s oldest stone arch bridge, built about 400 years ago by a Chinese monk. It is called “Spectacles Bridge” because the bridge and its reflection in the river look like a pair of glasses.

At Glover Garden, visit historic Western-style houses on a hill overlooking Nagasaki Port. Walk through the garden, learn about the foreign merchants who lived in Nagasaki, and enjoy beautiful views of the city and harbor. It is also a great place for photos.