Nagasaki is a popular tourist spot. It is known for its scenic atmosphere, blooming flowers, and green trees, due to this, exploring the city is relaxing. Ancient cultural roots and a history of international trade are backdropped by rolling hills and forested islands.
Nagasaki was Japan’s early gateway to trade with the West, and this influence still shines through in its districts of stately European-style homes and a large Christian population. Historically strong links to China and Korea further inflect modern Nagasaki, although the prefecture features tombs and ruins dating back to the third century B.C. Unspoiled beaches and island getaways surrounded by crystal-clear seas that draw swimmers, divers, and sea kayakers, while the island of Tsushima attracts eco-tourists with its flora and fauna.
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