Activity

The “Nagasaki Concierge, as they call themselves,”
staff who knows everything about
the Tsukimachi area and its back streets
will introduce unique ways to enjoy the hotel.

Tsukimachi in Nagasaki, which was in close connection with foreign countries during the Edo period and inherited a history of cultural exchange, is the town where the hotel is located. As its name suggests, the town was reclaimed after Japan opened its ports in 1571.
There are many suitable walking spots where you can feel the passage of time, including the intermittent "stone wall remains" behind the hotel from when the port opened in the 16th century, "Kenkazaka" from the Nagasaki version of the 47 Ronin, and the famous sightseeing spots “Dejima” and “Meganebashi.”
For the locals, “Tsukimachi” is known as a market associated with food. There are many long-established stores in the area specializing in products such as whale meat, kamaboko, karasumi, and dried foods. The stores are visually appealing and offer a wide selection of products. It is the perfect area to experience the food culture of Nagasaki.

Neighborhood tour

A tour which you can visit the neighborhood with the hotel staff. Upon arriving at the hotel, you can first gather information on the hotel vicinity. Enjoy your stay even more by taking a 30-minute walk around the neighborhood with the hotel staff.

A town stroll (YouTube video)

Leave Tsukimachi and go for a walk in the back streets. You can feel the nostalgia of the Showa era just by walking through the various shops that crowd the narrow alleys unique to Nagasaki. We would love to guide you in person, but...
Instead, our hotel staff made a video introducing the recommended places to walk to. Please ask the front desk staff directly for directions to any places you are interested in.

A stroll through the back alley
of Shianbashi 1

Inside hotel events

Events organized by hotel staff and locals.

Saruku

Guided sightseeing buses and taxis are efficient too, but we also recommend you "saruku" (dialect: wander around) the city.
Feel free to take a pamphlet and explore on your own or with a guide. We will introduce some walking courses that are accessible from the hotel. Please feel free to ask the staff about course contents and access. 

Nagasaki Saruku website

Machinaka (downtown) course

Settlement Course

Hotel → streetcar

Bay Area Course

Hotel → walk, streetcar

Downtown Course

Hotel → walk

Hanamachi Course

Hotel → walk

Ryoma + Teramachi Course

Hotel → streetcar,
fixed-route bus

Nagasaki Hihtway Course

Hotel → streetcar

Access from the hotel

We provide information on frequently-used transportation and directions.