All Nagasaki Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 4

Explore Nagasaki’s rich history and culture on a half-day walking tour available as a private morning experience or a group afternoon tour. The morning tour departs from the Nagasaki Cruise Terminal and includes Nagasaki Peace Park and the Atomic Bomb Museum for insight into the city’s wartime past. You will also visit the vibrant Confucius Shrine and the scenic, Western‑influenced Glover Garden. The afternoon group tour starts from Nagasaki Station and covers Confucius Shrine, Glover Garden, and Nagasaki Peace Park. While the Atomic Bomb Museum is not included, you may visit independently after the tour. Both tours are led by an English‑speaking guide and use streetcars and walking, offering a meaningful introduction to Nagasaki’s cultural heritage and diverse historical influences.

This half-day walking tour of Nagasaki is centered around Teramachi-dori (Temple Street) and Marunouchi Naka-dori Shopping Street. Depart with your guide from Nagasaki Station for Sofukuji Temple and Kofukuji Temple, then explore shops and snack stands and end with a view from Megane-bashi, aka Spectacles Bridge. This small-group tour is limited to 8 people and visits points of interest in Nagasaki you won't find in a guidebook.

In the heart of Nagasaki, discover the nuances of sushi-making during a 90-minute immersive class led by a professional sushi chef at Wakaran. This hands-on experience invites you to use premium local fish, crafting delicious nigiri sushi while soaking in the serene ambiance of a traditional Japanese setting. After honing your skills, enjoy tasting your creations alongside a slice of signature Castella cake and award-winning Sonogi green tea. For those looking to enhance their culinary journey, optional sake tastings are available, offering a deep dive into Japan’s rich beverage culture.

This private tour, perfect for culture and food enthusiasts, includes insights from an English-speaking guide to enhance your understanding of Nagasaki’s heritage and culinary traditions. Discover the rich history and traditional cuisine of Nagasaki on this 3.5-hour tour featuring visits to Suwa Shrine and a traditional kaiseki lunch at Hashimoto; the traditional Japanese restaurants with its scenic gardens. Enjoy dishes crafted to highlight the flavors of the changing seasons, for a truly immersive Japanese dining experience. - Duration: 3.5 hours of cultural and culinary exploration - Private experience with a maximum of 6 people

Immerse yourself in the flavors of Japan—and enjoy an accessible, family-friendly introduction to several popular dishes—during this two-in-one cooking class and tour. First, led by a local chef, learn how to make onigiri rice balls and tonjiru soup step by step. As this is a small-group class you’re guaranteed hands-on instruction along the way. After savoring your dishes together, enjoy a cultural experience on a guided Tokyo grocery store visit.

While there’s no guarantee that you’ll be able to visit Gunkanjima island, which was a coal mine during Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution, you can ensure you learn about its history with a ticket to this digital museum in Nagasaki. See recreations of the island from its mining days. The visit can prepare you for the island tour or act as a standalone attraction if you’re short on time.

Personalized tour just for you-hop in a private car and I will drive you to the fun spots. As a local, I can take you to special spots that only insiders know about. Whether we are rolling through Nagasaki city or Unzen-Shimabara castle I will take you to the coolest spots. Join me for a fun and memorable trip around Nagasaki in this vibrant red car - the perfect way to experience the city！ We can add an optional New Car Purification Ceremony (Oharai) as an extra experience. This is limited to only one group. Feel free to book if you’re interested!”

• An immersive experience that allows you to enjoy the cultural and natural background with all five senses, centered around doburoku, a traditional sake • At Dejima Hosendo, the entire process of making authentic "Ginjo sake" is carried out solely by the hands of the brewers, combining the best techniques they have refined in the sake brewery • A two-hour experience that awakens the five senses—sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste—at the counter bar • Explore the story of rice cultivation in Japan and its transformation into sake • At the brewer's invitation, you can compare the different flavors of doburoku, made by using various brewing methods, in special sake cups • The proprietress's homemade dishes are served for the pairing with the drinks during the tasting • Souvenirs of doburoku and sake cups are included • The experience takes place at Dejima in Nagasaki that place is as a symbol of cultural exchange • Convenient access to the brewery as it's located in an urban area

Want to experience real local life in Nagasaki? Join me on a walking tour through hidden hillside neighborhoods that are hard to explore without a local guide. In about 3 hours, we’ll visit: • Hillside Neighborhood – stroll through a unique hillside residential area where I actually live • Suwa Shrine – one of the most important shrines in the city • Nakadori Shopping Street – a charming street with over 400 years of history I’ll even invite you into my 60-year-old home on the hillside, where you can enjoy a truly local perspective. Nagasaki is known as the “City of Slopes,” with houses built along the mountainsides, creating a one-of-a-kind landscape and lifestyle. Come discover the real, everyday Nagasaki with me! Important: This tour includes stairs (mostly downhill, some uphill), so it’s best for those comfortable with walking.

[IMPORTANT NOTE] The tour will be conducted on foot, by public transportation, and by taxi. These transportation costs are not included in the tour price. [About the Tour] Enjoy a half-day tour of Nagasaki with a local who truly loves the city. I’ll take you to top spots around downtown Nagasaki—including famous landmarks, hidden gems, and local neighborhoods—based on your interests. It’s also possible to visit peace-related sites such as the Atomic Bomb Museum, so please feel free to let me know if you’d like to include those. The tour is flexible, so let me know what catches your eye from the itinerary, or just share what you’re curious about. Whether you’re into local food, cafés, shopping, museums, scenic views, or real local life, I can tailor the experience to your preferences. - Customizable private tours for maximum flexibility. - Local guides who love the city share insider knowledge and hidden gems of Nagasaki. - Ideal for individuals, couples, or small groups.

This private cruise-friendly tour combines traditional Japanese culture with the important history of Nagasaki in a comfortable and efficient way. Your day begins with a pottery wheel experience in Arita, one of Japan’s most famous porcelain towns. With guidance from a local craftsman, you will create your own ceramic piece on a traditional potter’s wheel, making this a fun and memorable hands-on activity even for beginners. After the pottery experience, the tour continues to Nagasaki’s important atomic bomb sites, including Peace Park, Hypocenter Park, and the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, where visitors can learn about the events of August 9, 1945 and the city’s message of peace. Travel is by private car, offering a much more comfortable and flexible experience than crowded cruise bus tours, allowing you to make the most of your limited time in port. Cancellations and changes due to cruise schedule updates are accommodated.

On this guided tour we will take our guests on an exploratory walk around Ojika's downtown. We will visit some shops in search of local produce and local specialties, go see bonito being smoked, visit an old letterpress studio as well as a fishing port. On our way, we will talk Ojika's history and see some curious sights hidden from a tourist's eye. The goal of this tour is to familiarize our guests with the neighborhood they will be staying in so they can get the most out of their stay in Ojika.

Dejima is a museum that has restored Edo period buildings and gardens. After changing into a Kimomo at the Kimomo rental shop inside the museum,you will tour Dejima with a photographer. You will take photos that will look great I’m your Kimomo Ivarious traditional situation. You will also pose using umbrellas and fans. The photos sill be sent to you as degital files on internet.

Unlike typical sushi classes, this experience not only teaches you how to make delicious sushi from scratch, but also takes you on a guided shopping tour afterward. You can purchase ingredients and essential tools used in the class-so you can confidently recreate authentic sushi at home. You'll learn directly from an experienced sushi chef, enjoy personalized guidance in English, and even have photos taken to capture your experience. With interpretation included, it's accessible and enjoyable for travelers of all backgrounds.

All-inclusive. No hidden costs — unlike many tours. (excluding lunch） This 6-hour private tour offers an all-in-one Nagasaki experience, combining must-see sights, local cuisine, and an authentic Japanese tea ceremony—perfect for cruise ship passengers with limited time. Guided by a friendly local expert, you will explore Nagasaki’s highlights by tram, enjoy its famous food, and experience a traditional tea ceremony in a smooth, well-paced itinerary. The tea ceremony is the highlight of the tour. Led by a licensed tea master, this is a genuine cultural experience where you will learn the meaning behind each movement and even prepare your own tea. The tour is scheduled to match your cruise, with a guaranteed return to the port. All costs are included except lunch, making it a stress-free way to discover Nagasaki. Note：We can accommodate cancellations and changes due to cruise schedule updates.

Learn and experience one of Nagasaki’s most spectacular traditions: the Dragon Dance (Ja-Odori). This lively activity, rooted in Chinese-influenced festival culture, has thrilled locals for generations, bringing good luck and joyous celebration. Using a smaller, 4-person dragon (a more manageable version of the traditional 10-person dragon), you’ll feel the dragon’s energy as you make it coils and twists, crawl under it, and quest for the golden ball. Move with the recorded beat of drums and gongs and experience the festival spirit up close. Our friendly instructors will guide you every step of the way, so even first-timers can join in the fun. Highlights: • An introductory lecture on the history of Dragon Dance • Practice Dragon Dance performance with an instructor using 4-person dragon • Perform your Dragon Dance in Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown (Includes vest rental, up to approximately size 2L) • Feel free to take photos and videos with your phones or/and cameras.

Embrace this unique opportunity to partake in “hanami”, the cherished Japanese practice of cherry blossom viewing that remains a hidden treasure for many travelers. With your host, you'll delve into a tradition where locals gather under blooming sakura to celebrate the arrival of spring. Your adventure begins in a park that's a mosaic of history and nature, where the cherry blossoms stand guard over storied paths. Your host will tell you the tales behind the scenery, connecting you with the park's past as you take in the peaceful surroundings. A stroll by the Nakashima River lets you join locals in one of their favorite spring pastimes: pausing to appreciate the simple pleasure of cherry blossoms along the banks. Here, in these moments, Nagasaki’s culture comes to life through the stories your guide shares.

Discover the hidden Christian villages of Sotome on a private Lucky Taxi tour, combining coastal scenery, World Cultural Heritage sites, and local culture linked to the film Silence. Visit historic villages such as Shitsu and Ono with a knowledgeable guide, exploring churches and learning about the region’s unique history. Enjoy a hands-on Kankoro mochi–making experience using locally grown sweet potatoes, with freshly made mochi to taste and take home, followed by a special Kankoro mochi–themed Sotome-style lunch. The tour also includes a visit to the Shusaku Endo Literary Museum, offering insight into the author of Silence and sweeping ocean views, and a stop at the Sotome Sunset Hill Roadside Station for local produce and popular regional souvenirs. Vehicles: Transportation is provided by Standard Taxi (up to 2 guests), Alphard (up to 4 guests), or Jumbo Taxi (up to 8 guests). If an Alphard is unavailable, a Jumbo Taxi will be arranged.

With the help of your host, you'll experience the unique and eco-friendly way of cooking, "natural steaming, " while learning about local life in Japan. As part of this this class, you will visit an organinc farmer's market and fish market, choose local ingredients and use onsen steam pods to make noodle dishes. This is almost the only place in Japan where you can use hot spring water for cooking. Vegetarians and Vegans are welcome. Please let me know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions. After the class, you can take a hot spring bath in a ryokan where this class is held at if you want! Get ready for a special and local experience!!

**Congratulations! Nagasaki has been selected by the New York Times as the 17th place in 2026 Travel Destinations: 52 Places to Go This Year.** ◆ Explore the rich history and scenic beauty of Nagasaki on this day trip from Fukuoka with a professional English-speaking guide. ◆ The tour includes round-trip JR Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen tickets (delivered to your Fukuoka hotel in advance) and a 1-day tram pass. ◆ Visit top attractions such as the historic Glover Garden, Japan’s oldest wooden church — Oura Catholic Church, the moving Nagasaki Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum, and enjoy panoramic views from Inasayama Observatory. ◆It's a convenient and insightful way to experience the highlights of Nagasaki in one day.

In terraced rice fields with a spectacular view of Kujuku Islands in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, where the original landscape of the Japanese countryside still remains, you can join the rice farmers of these terraced rice fields and experience the agricultural work (planting seedlings, harvesting rice, weeding, etc.) that is possible at that time of year. On request, we can also offer you the experience of making plates and chopsticks from bamboo. By visiting the rice paddies, you can use all five senses to feel nature, a healing experience that cannot be experienced in everyday life. Interaction with the producers and local people is also an enjoyable moment.

We operate 24 hours a day for seamless, stress-free transfers anytime you arrive or depart. Skip the hassle of public transport and luggage struggles. Enjoy clean, well-maintained vehicles driven by licensed professionals—ensuring comfort, safety, and full compliance with local regulations. ⮕ Please select the right passenger count so we can match you with the perfect vehicle: • Sedan: Max 3 passengers + 2 suitcases (e.g., Toyota Crown Comfort, Toyota JPN Taxi, or similar). • Minivan: Max 4 passengers + 4 suitcases (e.g., Esquire, Alphard, etc.). • Van: Max 8 passengers + 8 suitcases (e.g., Hiace or similar). ⮕ Confirmation email sent upon booking. ⮕ Child seats available on request—let us know when booking. ⮕ Reach us anytime in English, Japanese, or Chinese via WhatsApp, LINE, WeChat, KakaoTalk, Zalo, or Viber.

Ride in comfort from Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT) to your accommodation or address in Tokyo with this private transfer service. After customs, your driver will meet you in the arrival hall with a nameplate and assist with your luggage. If you have any needs, such as child seats or extra luggage requests, just ask. All drivers speak English and can drive up to 8 passengers.

Don’t let a stressful transfer from the airport become the thing that ruins your vacation. Instead, let a professional private driver whisk you straight from Haneda Airport to Yokohama Port. Let your driver be the one to deal with the annoyances of Tokyo traffic while you simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the drive.