All Nagasaki Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 5

Explore Nagasaki’s rich tapestry of faith and transformation on this guided walking tour. Discover the unique intersection of Japanese tradition and global history as you visit Oura Cathedral, Japan's oldest Christian church, and Glover Garden, where Western architecture tells stories of modernization. Traverse the city's distinctive hillside landscape, where a shrine, a Buddhist temple, and a Christian church coexist within view, showcasing the religious diversity of Nagasaki. This tour offers two participation options to suit different travel styles, ensuring a meaningful exploration of this historic city. - Delve into Nagasaki's history of faith and resilience at Oura Cathedral - Enjoy an insightful walk through the hillside neighborhoods and gardens - Choose from two starting options: direct from Stone Bridge or via tram from Nagasaki Station - Experience a blend of cultural heritage and modern influences in Glover Garden

This large group private tour is designed to leave a lasting impression, offering a curated and flexible journey through Nagasaki’s history, culture, and scenic beauty. Travel is primarily by taxi for comfort and efficiency, with occasional use of public transport where appropriate. All site entry fees, and a light meal with drinks are included. Transportation, bottled water and gratuities are not included. Depending on time and weather, you may visit all or a selection of the following highlights, arranged in a smooth route: Dejima, Chinatown, Spectacles Bridge, Suwa Shrine, Nishizaka Hill (26 Martyrs), Mt. Inasa, the Atomic Bomb Museum, the Hypocenter and Peace Park, Ōura Cathedral, and Glover Garden. The schedule is flexible and can be adjusted to suit your interests. Feel free to message us via this platform or WhatsApp with any questions or special requests. We are here to make this visit to Nagasaki, one you and your party will not forget. We can't wait to show you around.

The field for the experience is a terraced rice field. The bay overlooking Kujuku Islands spreads out before your eyes, creating a special space where you can feel all the mountains, sea and satoyama of Japan. Local rice farmers will guide you on a walk through terraced rice fields, where the original landscape of the Japanese countryside has been preserved. In addition to the methods and history of Japanese rice cultivation, the tour also includes the history and lifestyle customs of the area.

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.

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.

Walk through the Nagasaki featured in The New York Times' "52 Places to Go in 2026" with a local English-speaking guide. Visit the city's most iconic sites while discovering its history, culture, and local life. At the Atomic Bomb Museum and Peace Park, learn about the devastating consequences of nuclear weapons and why Nagasaki continues to share its message of peace with the world. Then stroll to Spectacles Bridge and relax at the beloved Coffee Fujio, one of the cafés highlighted by The New York Times. Along the way, your guide will share local stories and insights beyond the guidebooks. Perfect for travelers who enjoy exploring on foot, this tour also makes an easy day trip from Fukuoka by Shinkansen (bullet train). Please note: Expect to walk approximately 4–5 miles (6.5–8 km), or about 10,000 steps. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. If Coffee Fujio is closed or full, a similar local café will be visited instead.

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.

This full-day walking tour in Nagasaki follows a “Sports future” storyline from past to future. The focus is on peace history, local culture and how a modern football stadium is integrated into everyday city life. This tour is great for any types of travelers , such as History buffs and football fans. Starting from JR Nagasaki Station, you will visit Nagasaki Peace Park and the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, take a lunch break with local specialties like Nagasaki champon or sara-udon, explore Nagasaki Stadium City and the surroundings of PEACE STADIUM Connected by SoftBank, and Mt. Inasa. This is a walking tour of about 7 hours with several kilometers of walking and some slopes. The tour does not include match viewing.

We wanted to make beach clean-up a bit more fun and adventurous. So we took our popular activity: sea kayaking, and gave it more purpose. Guests will kayal to a remote beach and give it much-needed makeover. All participants will also receive our original handmade beach clean-up kit. An amazing souvenir from Ojika Island.