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Nagasaki Confucian Shrine & Historical Museum of China
In Oura, A vividly colored Confucian shrine complex and museum built with direct Qing-era Chinese.
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Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture
Tateyama / Suwa: A major museum of Nagasaki’s overseas-exchange history built around a reconstructed Nagasaki.
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Dutch Slope (Oranda-zaka)
A stone-paved slope through the former foreign-settlement district of Higashiyamate.
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Nagasaki Kameyama Shachū Memorial Museum
Nagasaki Kameyama Shachū Memorial Museum introduces the trading and maritime group associated with Sakamoto Ryoma in a restored house linked to its history. The domestic scale brings a period of political and commercial change into a tangible setting, with exhibits explaining the organization’s place in late-shogunate Nagasaki.
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Nami Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
Find Nami at Moe no Sato on Kumamoto's ONE PIECE recovery trail.
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Tony Tony Chopper Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
Meet Chopper beside Kumamoto's zoo on the ONE PIECE recovery route.
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Dejima
The restored former Dutch trading post that served for roughly two centuries as Japan’s — Dejimamachi / Nagasaki Waterfront.
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Franky Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
Find Franky beside Takamori Station on the Kumamoto recovery trail.
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Nico Robin Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
Pair the Nico Robin statue with Kumamoto's KIOKU earthquake-memory site.
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Roronoa Zoro Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
See Zoro in Ozu Central Park on Kumamoto's Straw Hat statue route.
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Usopp Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
Meet Usopp directly outside JR Aso Station on the Kumamoto statue trail.
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Vinsmoke Sanji Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
See Sanji in Mashiki and the food-linked story behind his placement.
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Yusentei Park & Tea Rooms
Slow down beside the pond and tea rooms at Fukuoka's Yusentei Park.
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Brook Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
In Fureai Hiroba / Mifune, the Brook bronze statue in Mifune’s Fureai Hiroba, close to the town’s dinosaur museum.
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GiGO Fukuoka Tenjin
A large Tenjin amusement center with crane, purikura, driving, shooting, rhythm, video, card.
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Jinbe Statue - ONE PIECE Kumamoto
In Sumiyoshi Kaigan Park / Uto, the large Jinbe bronze statue at Sumiyoshi Kaigan Park in Uto.
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Kōfuku-ji Temple (Nagasaki)
Kōfuku-ji brings Nagasaki’s Chinese community and Ōbaku Zen history into the temple streets of Teramachi. Its Chinese-influenced architecture and connection with the monk Ingen make it a place to consider how religious practice travelled through the port and became part of the city’s cultural landscape.
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Higashiyamate Western-Style Houses
A rare cluster of seven late-nineteenth-century wooden Western-style residences packed; a stop in Higashiyamate.
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Nyokodō (Dr. Takashi Nagai’s Hut)
Nyokodō preserves the tiny hut where physician and atomic-bomb survivor Takashi Nagai spent his final years writing. Its two-tatami scale brings his postwar life into close focus, connecting a modest personal space with the themes of faith, neighbourly love and peace that shaped his work.
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Shōfuku-ji Temple (Nagasaki)
Shōfuku-ji is an Ōbaku Zen temple in Nagasaki whose historic buildings and reused roof-tile wall reward close attention. The combination of religious architecture and carefully assembled tile surfaces gives the grounds a distinctive character within the city’s Chinese-influenced temple heritage.