Top Nagasaki Culinary Tours

Let’s create a special tour just for you. This is a 100 percent customizable private tour. Would you like to take home beautiful photos and unforgettable memories? Let’s capture the moments of your Nagasaki journey. I’ll share the photos with you after the tour via WhatsApp or email. Your guide is a friendly and talkative Nagasaki local guide. I can guide you in English, Japanese, and also some Spanish (not perfect, but I’ll do my best!). I’m also a third-generation atomic bomb survivor and have been involved in peace education here in Nagasaki, which I’m happy to share with you during the tour. Everything can be customized, so please feel free to share all your preferences and requests.

For those looking to experience a special coastal drive in Nagasaki, the deep blue sea and local cuisine will turn your journey into unforgettable memories. We’ll stop at the perfect viewpoint where the World Heritage Site Gunkanjima (Battleship Island) looks most like a majestic battleship for photos. Although Gunkanjima is now uninhabited, it once flourished as a coal-mining town and even held the record for the world’s highest population density. It is also famous as a filming location for the James Bond movie 007. From Mt. Gongen at the tip of the Nomo Peninsula, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the ocean and the surrounding peninsula. This area was once home to a U.S. military base as well. After savoring delicious local food, we’ll make a stop at a beautiful beach. This tour is sure to become one of your most wonderful memories.

Come hungry and discover a side of Nagasaki shaped by centuries of exchange with China. We’ll explore Chinatown through its food, stopping at two local spots chosen to match your tastes while I share the stories behind the flavors, traditions, and cultural influences you see around you. If you want to go deeper, choose the Confucius Shrine option and begin with the ideas, architecture, and history that helped shape Nagasaki’s Chinese heritage before tasting how that heritage lives on today.

I want you to experience Nagasaki not just as a visitor, but as someone joining the city for an evening. We’ll sit down at two local spots, share food and drinks, and discover the kind of places you might never choose from a guidebook alone. Tell me what you like, what you are curious to try, and how adventurous you want to be—I’ll shape the night around you. My goal is simple: to help you leave with a fuller stomach, a few new favorites, and the feeling that you really spent an evening in Nagasaki rather than simply passing through it.