Nagasaki Dejima Ticket

Stroll Through Dejima, the Historic Fan-Shaped Island Where East Met West

Freely explore this historic space, the sole point of contact with the outside world during Japan's period of seclusion in the 17th century. Wander through streets lined with restored Edo-period residences and Western-style buildings, feeling as though you've time-traveled to the past.

Capture the unique exotic charm of Nagasaki with stunning photos against the backdrop of these nostalgic streets.

Meticulously Restored Edo Period Buildings

The living quarters, warehouses, and administrative facilities where Dutch traders resided at the time are realistically recreated. Through the internal exhibits, you can gain a direct understanding of the Western goods imported and the history of trade during that era.

The Former Dutch Trading Post: A Gem of Modern Western Architecture

This building, established in 1878, is the oldest existing Christian seminary in Japan and retains the classic atmosphere of the Meiji era. Its neat wooden exterior and tranquil surroundings make it ideal for a peaceful stroll.

Restored Edo Period Area of Dejima

This area recreates the trading post of the Edo Shogunate. You can vividly experience the lives of traders from that period by exploring the old streetscape and living conditions within the fan-shaped artificial island.

Former Dutch Trading Post & Meiji Era Architecture

This area features classic Western-style buildings from Japan's modernization period. You can enjoy quiet relaxation while strolling through the historic seminary buildings and serene gardens.

"Discover Nagasaki's deep history and exotic landscapes at this artificial island where East and West once met."