Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture Ticket

Full of various exhibitions and fun experiences
Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture

The Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture is one of the few museums centered on Japan's history of international exchange. Therefore, it is an important museum that you must visit.

The museum houses a wide range of historical records, art, and artifacts that tell the story of Nagasaki, which was the only gateway open to foreign countries during Japan's policy of isolation, providing a glimpse into its deep history.

In addition, part of Nagasaki Bugyosho (local government office of the central government during the Edo period) has been faithfully reconstructed based on historical data, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere of Japan's feudal era, creating an even more refreshing experience.

In addition to cultural property exhibitions, various events and experiential exhibitions are being held, so why not go with WAUG right now?

Museum floor information

1F
The entrance hall has a reading room, a Nagasaki studies information corner, and a museum shop.
The museum shop is located next to the entrance hall on the first floor. Here you can purchase unique museum merchandise, books, traditional crafts and products themed around the history of foreign exchanges.

2F
- Historical and cultural exhibition zone
- Nagasaki Magistrate Office Zone
- Traditional craft experience workshop
- Event Square
- Restaurant Gingray

3F
- Planning exhibition room

If you are curious about the various exhibition zones, please check the official website for more information.

Nagasaki's oldest restaurant

Restaurant Gingrei, one of Nagasaki's oldest Western restaurants, opened in 1930!

You can also find Gingrei Restaurant, where you can enjoy everything from traditional Nagasaki cuisine to a full course dinner, surrounded by a variety of antique furniture.