Nagasaki Monogatari (baumkuchen)

One of the World’s Most Spectacular Night Views

An Extraordinary Abandoned Island Shaped by Japan’s Coal-Mining History

A Monument Symbolizing the Hope for Lasting World Peace

A Winter Celebration Illuminated by Thousands of Colorful Lanterns

A Mountain Famous for Its Spectacular Night View

Japan’s Oldest Surviving Catholic Church

A Historic Garden Filled with Western-Style Mansions

A Charming Stone-Paved Slope with a Distinctly Western Atmosphere

A Magnificent Historic Bank Building Reflecting Nagasaki’s International Past

Discover Japan’s Oldest Chinese-Style Buddhist Temple

Meet Penguins from Around the World

A Place of Remembrance and Hope for World Peace

A Signature Nagasaki Dish with Crispy Noodles and a Rich Topping

A Beloved Noodle Dish Blending Japanese and Chinese Food Culture

A Traditional Nagasaki Banquet Served Around a Round Table

Sweet, Savory, and Smoky Fish from Nagasaki

Tender, Melt-in-the-Mouth Pork Belly from Nagasaki

A Crispy Nagasaki Specialty with Chinese Roots

A Premium Seafood Delicacy from Nagasaki

A Traditional Seafood Ingredient from Nagasaki

Seaweed from Nagasaki’s Coastal Waters

A Delicate White Fish from Nagasaki’s Coastal Waters

Enjoy Fresh, Nutritious Oysters Grown in the Waters of Nagasaki

Sweet, Fragrant Peaches with Rich and Juicy Flesh

Plump, Juicy Fruit with a Refreshing Orange Color

A Large Citrus Fruit Introduced from China and Established in Nagasaki

A Sweet Nagasaki Watermelon with More Than 100 Years of Growing History

A Distinctive Nagasaki Citrus Fruit Used in a Variety of Dishes

A Luxurious Japanese Delicacy from Nagasaki

A Popular Nagasaki Confectionery Inspired by the City’s History

A Nagasaki Sweet Inspired by the Hydrangea

A Modern Take on a Traditional Nagasaki Dish

Traditional Nagasaki Castella from a Confectionery Established in 1681

Deep-Fried Horse Mackerel Fish Cake