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Towels Can Be Hired For A Fee. Private Rooms Have En Suite Facilities. Simple Female Only And Mixed Gender Dorms Share Bathrooms, And Come With Free Wi Fi, Bunk Beds And Lockers. Children Age 5 And Older Are Welcome. There's Also A Rooftop Terrace. Other Amenities Include A Computer, A Colorful Lounge And A Communal Kitchen. Check In Time: 2:00 Pmcheck Out Time: 10:00 Am. Continental Breakfast Is Complimentary. A 5 Minute Walk From Nagasaki Train And Tram Station, This Casual Hostel Is Also 6 Km From Mount Inasa And A 12 Minute Walk From Nagasaki Chinatown

Nagasaki Airport 44 Min

Nagasaki Penguin Aquarium (18 Min)
Over 180 Penguins Are Featured At This Aquarium With An Ocean Enclosure, Kayaking & A Biotope.

Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall For The Atomic Bomb Victims (8 Min)
Opened In 2002, This Monument Is Dedicated To World Peace & To The Victims Of The Atomic Bomb.

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum (9 Min)
Collection Of Modern Nagasaki & Spanish Art In A Sleek Building With A Rooftop Garden & Glass Walls.

Sōfuku-Ji Temple (14 Min)
Zen Temple In Tranquil Surrounds, Featuring A Ming-Style Gate, An Immense Cauldron & Statues.

Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown (11 Min)
Home To A Yearly Lantern Festival, The Country's Oldest Chinatown Is Lined With Restaurants & Shops.

Nagasaki Museum Of History And Culture (14 Min)
Nagasaki Culture & History Museum Featuring A Reconstructed Edo-Era Magistrate's Office.

Hollander Slope (15 Min)
Picturesque Sloping Street With Historic Dutch-Style Houses Formerly Occupied By Foreign Settlers.

Peace Park (9 Min)
Regal, Serene Park Built In 1955 To Honor Those Who Died In The Atomic Bombing & To Promote Peace.

Mt. Nabekanmuri Park (12 Min)
Mountaintop Park With Elevator Access & An Observation Deck For Panoramic Views Of The City & Port.

Nagasaki Kameyama Shachu Memorial Museum (13 Min)
Museum, Historic Site, And History

Nagasaki Koshibyo Confucius Shrine And Historical Museum Of China (6 Min)
Storied, Circa-1893 Confucian Shrine With Many Statues & A Museum Of Chinese Relics.

Museum Of 26 Martyrs Of Japan (7 Min)
Museum & Monument Honoring The Christians That Were Executed For Their Beliefs On This Site In 1597.

Nagasaki Seaside Park (7 Min)
Park Offering Views Of The Harbor & Incoming Boats, Plus Open Space For Walking, Jogging & Picnics.

Urakami Cathedral (10 Min)
This Large Catholic Church Was Rebuilt In 1959 After Being Destroyed By An Atomic Bomb In Wwii.

Mt. Inasayama Observatory (14 Min)
A Cablecar Travels To The Top Of This Hill Featuring An Observation Deck For Dramatic City Views.