Things to do in Nagasaki Dejima

Participants were divided into two groups for locals and forenigers with two tour guides speaking japanese and english respectively. Their presentation was informative as well.

A very impressive museum where you can see and learn about how badly a war could change a peaceful city of Nagasaki and this world. Highly recommend to all visitors from all genders and ages.

The location is easy to find and the facilities are well maintained. There are Hong Kong staff, very nice! The dock and boat staff knew we didn't know Japanese and took the initiative to help!

I have always wanted to visit Gunkanjima. This is a rare opportunity to go to Nagasaki, so I must come and participate. Chinese instructions are provided in the itinerary, which I think is great and thoughtful! It's a pity that we can only stay on the island for a short time.

we could only explore a small part of the island. But the experience was completed with the vr experience offered by digital museum.

This time, the Nagasaki atomic bomb site and the Atomic Bomb Museum were the attractions that my father specifically designated to visit. The pain of historical stories cannot be erased, and in order to fulfill the expectations of our elders, our family went there together. For us, it was an exploration of history, and for the elders, it was a review of the pain of the past, which must be avoided from happening again at all costs. It was a very meaningful journey!

Learning about the sad history of our past makes us appreciate the new world we live in now although currently peace is still out of reach. Really recommeded to visit.

The Japanese guide will continue to explain the history during the ship trial, and English translation books are also available. The English tour guide will give a lecture on Gunkanjima. Fortunately, the weather was good that day, so we were able to land on Gunkanjima. The landing time was short but sufficient.