Explore Nagasaki, the NY Times’ top 2026 destination. This private tour unveils a powerful story of "Resilience," from iconic ruins to World Heritage sites. Savor local traditions at NYT-featured cafes and 400-year-old shops. Discover Nagasaki’s soul through a deep, comfortable, and expert-led journey from history to hope.

1. Peace Park (Peace Statue)
   Iconic symbol of peace. Its raised hand warns of nuclear threat, while the other offers a prayer for harmony.
   　　
   　
   2. Atomic Bomb Museum
   A solemn archive of 1945. It tells a story of tragedy transformed into a global call for a nuclear-free world.
   3. Sanno Shrine (A-bombed Camphor Trees)
   800-year-old trees that miraculously sprouted leaves after the blast. A living symbol of hope and rebirth.
   4. Second Torii (One-Legged Torii)
   Standing on a single pillar, this ruin survived the atomic blast—a powerful testament to the city's resilience.
   5. Meganebashi (Spectacles Bridge)
   Japan’s oldest stone bridge. Nagasaki's most famous photo spots
   6. Coffee Fujio
   Retro cafe. Savor nostalgic coffee and unique "eating milkshakes" in an authentic 1940s setting.
   7. Fukusaya Main Store
   400 years of tradition. Taste premium castella cake, handmade by masters in a historic wooden flagship store. (Recommended for buying souvenirs)
   8. Glover Garden
   World Heritage site. Explore historic mansions with panoramic port views and learn modern history.