Top Nagasaki Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 4

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.

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.

If you’re an inquisitive traveler, this tour is the perfect fit! Take a journey through Japan’s Christian history as you explore the Twenty-Six Martyrs sites and the Sotome and Shitsu Villages. Visit places where hidden Christians once practiced their faith in secret, and discover serene churches, shrines, and historical landmarks that tell a powerful story of faith, perseverance, and cultural blending. Along the way, enjoy the local scenery and culture while gaining a deeper understanding of Nagasaki’s Hidden Christian Heritage. - Explore and learn about the area’s unique history and culture with a local English-speaking guide — The knowledge enriches what you see. - Travel in comfort and style in a private vehicle—All transportation is taken care of, so you can simply sit back and enjoy the journey.　(The Hidden Christian sites, part of the UNESCO World Heritage, are located about an hour from the city center and can be difficult to reach by public transport.)

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.

A very fun activity for both adults and children. Making your rice cakes from scratch traditionally is a great way to immerse yourself in Japanese culture. The location is amazing, with a house being an old Japanese folk house with a bathhouse and gallery inside. The instructor is very welcoming and friendly. And rice cakes taste amazing with different toppings that the instructor will prepare for you in advance. This activity is a must for all the foodies out there.

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.