One day trip to Nagasaki from Fukuoka by mini van with a licensed guide

Nagasaki is located about 155km away from Fukuoka. The city is well known as the atomic bomb, but not only that, the city historically played a very important role. Japan took so called self-isolation policy from mid 17th - mid 19th century, and Nagasaki was the only place to open to foreign countries, such as China and Netherland. Also Nagasaki once flourished as a Christian town, but from early 17th-mid19th Japan banned Christianity. Those Christians had a harsh experience under strict restriction against Christians. You can see or visit the cites related to those history and learn what happened in Nagasaki. The nickname of the city is a "slop city", so once you are up on the hill, you can enjoy a wonderful view! At Atomic Bomb museum and the Peace Park, you'll find what actually happened in Nagasaki and hear the story of Sadako. You will leave Nagasaki with a lot of memory. You need to walk down slopes and stairs in the Glover's garden. In other places, it's an easy walking..

9:00 Hotel Glovers House (on the way to Glover's house, you can see Oura church) Lunch at China town Atomic Bomb museum (go inside), Ground Zero and Peace Park (photo stops only) 17:30 Hotel The itinerary can be changed upon your request!