Burabura (Nagasaki House ぶらぶら) phone number and contact number

Nagasaki Airport 48 Min

Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown (14 Min)
Home To A Yearly Lantern Festival, The Country's Oldest Chinatown Is Lined With Restaurants & Shops.

Suwa Shrine (20 Min)
A Long Staircase Leads To This Well-Known 17Th-Century Shinto Shrine With Various Annual Festivals.

Museum Of 26 Martyrs Of Japan (18 Min)
Museum & Monument Honoring The Christians That Were Executed For Their Beliefs On This Site In 1597.

Hollander Slope (13 Min)
Picturesque Sloping Street With Historic Dutch-Style Houses Formerly Occupied By Foreign Settlers.

Ōura Church (16 Min)
Stately, Western-Style Catholic Church Built In 1865 & Featuring Stained Glass & Sculptures.

Nagasaki Seaside Park (14 Min)
Park Offering Views Of The Harbor & Incoming Boats, Plus Open Space For Walking, Jogging & Picnics.

Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum (23 Min)
Museum With Photos, Clippings & Artifacts Documenting The Atomic Bombing Of Nagasaki In 1945.

Hashima Island (3 Hr 45)
Abandoned 16-Acre Island & Unesco World Heritage Site Known For Its Industrial Ruins & Its Seawall.

Nagasaki Penguin Aquarium (23 Min)
Over 180 Penguins Are Featured At This Aquarium With An Ocean Enclosure, Kayaking & A Biotope.

Meganebashi Bridge (18 Min)
Circa-1634 Pedestrian Walkway Spanning The Nakashima River Is The Oldest Stone Arch Bridge In Japan.

Sōfuku-Ji Temple (15 Min)
Zen Temple In Tranquil Surrounds, Featuring A Ming-Style Gate, An Immense Cauldron & Statues.

Nagasaki Koshibyo Confucius Shrine And Historical Museum Of China (15 Min)
Storied, Circa-1893 Confucian Shrine With Many Statues & A Museum Of Chinese Relics.

Peace Park (24 Min)
Regal, Serene Park Built In 1955 To Honor Those Who Died In The Atomic Bombing & To Promote Peace.

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum (14 Min)
Collection Of Modern Nagasaki & Spanish Art In A Sleek Building With A Rooftop Garden & Glass Walls.

Inasa-Yama Park (25 Min)
Accessed By Cablecar Or Bus, This Spot On Mt. Inasa Offers A Park With City Views & A Playground.