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Nagasaki Seaside Park

4.0

162 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Nagasaki Pref. Nagasakishi Tokiwamachi 1-60

This is a huge park facing Nagasaki harbor. Inside are plenty of trees and an “aqua theater” using a stream of water originating from a mountain stream, making it a great place for children to play with the water. In addition, one can certainly spend a relaxing time here too with the park’s canals, the many bridges of “Oranda-zaka-bridge,” and the “Waterside Promenade” walking path.

In Nagasaki, we wanted to enjoy nature, so we went to Mizube no Mori Park. When we arrived at the park, there were many people relaxing in the park. There was a boy playing soccer, a group of high...
Nagasaki Prefectural Saikaibashi Park

4.5

63 Reviews

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Nagasaki Sasebo-shi Hariohigashimachi 2678

A park located in Hario Higashi-machi, Sasebo City and Seihi-cho, Saikai City. Maintained at the foots of the Saikai Bridge and Shinsaikai Bridge which span these two cities, facilities include observatories with sweeping views of the whirling tides of the Hario Strait, a fun obstacle course, artificial turf sledding hill, and a walking path around the Shinsaikai Bridge. Some 1,000 cherry trees come into bloom on the grounds in the spring, and during this time a spring whirlpool festival is also held here.

The park is large, and there are many play areas for kids, but the biggest attraction for us was the giant slide. For 300 yen/hr, you can rent a sled that allows you to slide down a giant artificial...
Avalanche-stricken Homes Preservation Park

4.5

60 Reviews

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Nagasaki Minamishimabara-shi Fukaecho Tei 6077

"The park adjacent to ""Roadside Station Mizunashi Honjin"" preserves and exhibits houses that were damaged by the mudslide caused by the eruption of Mount Unzen Fugendake in 1992. 11 houses, both outdoors and in large tents, were buried under an average of 2.8 m, showing the severity of the disaster."

道の駅「みずなし本陣ふかえ」が閉館していたことは知っていましたが。まさかこの土石流被災家屋保存公園も閉鎖(令和４年１２月１日-令和５年３月１４日)していたとは知りませんでした。従って、避難時に使われた消防車だけ写真に収めて撤収しました。ここから普賢岳がはっきりと見えるのが良かった点です。
Nagasaki Peace Park (Ground zero Area / Peace Statue Area)

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Nagasaki Pref. Nagasakishi Matsuyamamachi

The atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki City on August 9, 1945. The Peace Park is located on a small hill in the north of the area on which the bomb was dropped and was created with the vow to prevent the recurrence of war and the hope of world peace. The bronze Peace Statue, 9.7 meters tall and weighing 30 tons, stands in the park. The statue’s right hand point towards the heavens represents the threat of atomic bombing; the left hand held out level represents peace; the closed eyes represent a prayer for the happiness in the next world of the victims of the bombing. The Peace Fountain is located in front of the statue and is inscribed with a quote by a young girl who wondered the town in search of water after the bombing – “I was so thirsty I could not stand it / Something like oil covered the entire surface of the water / But I wanted to drink so bad / Finally, I drank it, oil and all.”
Tabira Park

4.0

20 Reviews

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Nagasaki Hirado-shi Tabiracho Kotedamen 823-1

"Located along Route 383 at the foot of the Hirado Ohashi Bridge connecting Hirado Island and the Kyushu mainland, the park offers a panoramic view of the bridge, sports facilities such as tennis courts and a sports field, playground equipment including the park's symbolic ""long slide,"" an outdoor stage, and restaurants. From the observatory on the hilltop, visitors can view the ""Festa of Light,"" an illumination held in the park in winter."

田平公園は、平戸島へ架かる平戸大橋の本土側のたもとにある公園です。公園の海側からは、本土と平戸島の間の平戸瀬戸に架かる赤い平戸大橋と、その向こうの平戸島が一望できました。公園はかなりの広さがあって、何面もあるテニスコートでテニスを楽しむ人たちやバーベキューを楽しんでいる人たちなどなど、たくさんの人たちが思い思いに楽しんでいました。
Kozakibana Park

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Nagasaki Sasebo-shi Kosazacho Kusudomari 354-1

"A park located in Kusudomari Kosaza-cho, Sasebo City. The park covers an area called Kozakibana which is the westernmost tip of the Japanese mainland. Facilities include a monument denoting Japan's westernmost point, and the ""four poles exchange"" monument created with Wakkanai City, Nemuro City, and Minamiosumi Town in Kagoshima Prefecture. There's also a scenic overlook deck and a seaside walking path."
Inasayama Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Nagasakishi Inasamachi

This park on an area of Mt. Inasa at an altitude of 333 meters is located in Inasa-machi, Nagasaki City. The park has facilities such as large play equipment, a small zoo that breeds deer and monkeys, and an outdoor music hall that accommodates approximately 15,000 people. In addition, at the observation deck on the summit, you can see the Nagasaki cityscape and distant views of Unzen and the Goto Islands depending on the weather, and it is a popular spot where you can enjoy night views of Nagasaki recognized as one of the World's New Top 3 Night Views.
Hyakkadai Park

4.5

9 Reviews

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Nagasaki Pref. Unzenshi Kunimichoutaira Bo 1448-46

"This park is located along National Route 389 in Tairabo, Kunimi-cho, Unzen City. There are sports facilities such as a tennis court, soccer field and softball court, the park's symbol ""Kodomo no Toride,"" large play equipment and multiple plazas. In addition, there is a barbecue plaza in the park, and you can also rent equipment."

テニスコートが目的でしたが、ふらっと脚を伸ばせば広いのなんのって！こんなに広い公園はなかなかないと思います。秋でしたが、緑の綺麗な季節にまた訪れたい。秋の紅葉も綺麗でしたが、芝生の広場が広くて何ヶ所もあり、本当に気持ち良さそうでした。遊具もたくさんあり、小さなお子さんにも持ってこいです。
Tateyama Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Nagasakishi Tateyama 5-175 outside

Located about one kilometer east of Nagasaki Station, this park is about a three-minute walk from either the Nagasaki Chugakko-Mae or Tateyama Koenguchi bus stops. On a hill between Mt. Tateyama and Mt. Nishiyama, it has a host of facilities, including an observatory, a sports ground, and a large playscape. It has more cherry trees than any other park in the prefecture, making it a popular spot to view the blossoms in spring. The annual Tateyama Park Cherry Blossom Festival takes place during full bloom between the end of March to the beginning of April when it fills with visitors. The park's particularly enchanting after dark when the trees are illuminated with hanging paper lanterns strung around the grounds.
Omura Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Omurashi Kushima 1-45-3

This park along National Route 34 is located in Kushima, Omura City. Created in ruins of Kushima Castle, it is known as a popular cherry bloom viewing spot with approximately 2,000 Omura-zakura cherry blossoms, a nationally-designated natural monument. In addition, around 300,000 irises bloom from late-May to mid-June, and the Omura Flower Festival is also held according to when the cherry blossoms and irises bloom.
Shimabara Hibaruyama Flower Park

4.5

6 Reviews

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Nagasaki Shimabara Kamiorihashimachi Shima

平成30年2月に「しまばら芝桜公園」から名称変更しました。平成新山を一望できる公園は、3月下旬頃から桜・菜の花・ポピー、秋にはコスモスを楽しむことができます。行った時は菜の花の終わり頃でポピーの見頃を迎えるまで無料開放されていました。桜の時期に菜の花畑に咲く満開の桜の風景をまた見に来たいと思います。
Kazagashira Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Nagasakishi Irabayashi 3-510-6 others

A park located on Mt. Kazagashira offering a fabulous and sweeping view of Nagasaki and its harbor. There is also a statue of Sakamoto Ryoma, a leading figure in the efforts to overthrow the shogunate at the end of the Edo period—a must-see for fans of the man specifically and history buffs in general. Each year great throngs of people come to join in the Cherry Blossom festival held here when the park’s 350 Yoshino cherry trees come into bloom. At night, visitors can enjoy the nightscape of Nagasaki, considered one of the new top three in the world.
Sasebo Park

4.5

2 Reviews

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Nagasaki Pref. Saseboshi Hirasemachi 13-11, Kojimachi

"This park in the center of the city is an approximately 20-minute drive from JR Sasebo Station. When you cross the pedestrian bridge ""Albuquerque Bridge"" that spans the Sasebo River that flows in the town area, there is a lawn plaza with a group of large camphor trees that are over 100 years old. Kirara Park, which has colorful play equipment with the motif of Sasebo specialties such as the Sasebo Burger and the Kujuku Island cruise, is very popular with children. There is also a municipal heated swimming pool that is popular as a place for local residents to relax. It is also a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, so it bustles with crowds in the spring."

The ocean is beautiful. I went there in winter season so that I could not swim. Just walking alonside seashore was enjoyable breathing in fresh air and watching islands off...
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Nagasaki Higashisonogi-gun Hasami Cho Yumutago 682
Saikai National Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Saseboshi , Goto City, Hirado City, Saikai City, others

This national park is located in northwestern Kyushu, and features the seascape of more than 400 islands centered around the Kujuku Shima Islands of Sasebo. There are many scenic wonders in the area such as the mountains of Kawachi Pass and Mt. Bandake, etc. There are many other places to visit such as Hamagurihama Beach and Takahama Beach selected in the best 88 and best 100 beaches in Japan respectively, as well as Nagushiyama Park known as an area for enjoying flowers. The two visitor centers in the area are at Abunze and the Kujuku Shima Islands. The visitor Center on the Kujuku Shima Islands provides pamphlets in various languages.
Unzen-Amakusa National Park

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Nagasaki prefecture, Kumamoto prefecture, Kagoshima prefecture

It is one of the first National parks in Japan consisting of a volcano group that has more than 20 mountains such as Mt. Fugen, and Mt. Myokendake centering on Mt. Unzen, and the sea region of Amakusa which has been authorized as a geopark. The magnificent volcanic landscape of Mt. Unzen and the sight of the Amakusa islands are worth a visit. There are several visitor centers, museums and campgrounds in the area, and it is popular as a base for sightseeing, climbing and a nature experience. The “Information Center of Unzen Mountain” in the Unzen hot spring town offers multilingual brochures.
Isaribi Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Tsushimashi Iduharamachihigashizato 223

"This park is located in Higashizato, Izuhara-machi, Tsushima City. Situated on a hill overlooking the sea, at night it is a spot where you can see Tsushima's famous ""isaribi"" (brilliant lights used to lure fish). There is a free footbath called Tsushima Kaikyo Isaribi no Yu from April to November, and you can enjoy the scenery while warming up."
Yakimono Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Higashisonogigunhasamichou Isekigou 2255-2

A park located in Isekigo, Hasami Town, Higashisonogi County, Nagasaki Prefecture. The park's world kiln square is an outdoor museum containing recreations of 12 historic kilns from various ages dating back to ancient times. The park is also adjoined by the Hasami Town Museum of Ceramic Art, which contains exhibits on and displays examples of Hasami ware. The park is the primary venue for the Hasami Ceramics Festival held during Golden Week, and during this time a large number of stalls selling pieces by pottery studios open up in the park.
Hiyamizudake Park

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Nagasaki Pref. Saseboshi Kosazachouyadake 1618-12

"This 330-meter high mountain is inside Sasebo City and is an approximately 30-minute drive from the Saza Interchange on the Nishi-Kyushu Expressway. The whole area is a park with an outdoor stage and playground equipment plazas, and you can drive to the summit. There is also an observation deck where you can see Kita Kujuku Island and Hirado in Saikai National Park, and the ""Hiyamizudake Furusato Bussakna"" sells specialty products in the town. Rhododendron kaempferi blooms on the entire mountain surface in the middle of May, and the ""Hiyamizudake Spring Festival"" held during that time bustles with fish grabbing, sales of locally processed fish products and stage events."
Unzen City Marine Park (Ground)

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Nagasaki Pref. Unzenshi Obamachoukitahonmachi 9071-60 ground point

This rest area with outdoor stages and a field is located on the coast of Tachibana Bay. It is a park filled with various events such as fireworks displays, but you can spend time in thought there fishing and walks on the dike as a quiet place of rest. The 105-foot footbath Hotto Futto 105 has a wide bath area, walking foot bath and pet foot bath, in addition to steamers using steaming baskets that you can borrow and use to enjoy eating and steaming foods as much as you like. It is a great place to see the setting sun that sinks into Tachibana Bay, and the contrast between the sky and the sea dyed in madder red is exquisite.

Nagasaki

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This hidden corner of the country is rural Japan at its best, where underground activity is to thank for active volcanoes and bubbling natural hot springs along the Shimabara Peninsula as well as the crystal clear waters of the Goto Islands off the west coast. Less well known than Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park, Nagasaki commemorates its own past at the Nagasaki Peace Park, which sits alongside the charming Meganebashi stone bridge and a mix of religious buildings with beautiful architecture, such as the Zen Buddhist Sofukuji Temple, the Confucian Shrine, and the Oura Christian Church.