A little sightseeing course (to Huistenbosch)

• Nagasaki
• History & Tradition
• Nature & Scenery
• Watch and Observe
• year round

This course takes you from Nagasaki Station to Huistenbosch while sightseeing along the way.
Departing from Nagasaki Station, we will visit the one-pillar torii gate and Peace Park, where you can feel the threat of the atomic bomb and the preciousness of peace.
You can see the whirlpools at Saikai Bridge and end your tour at Huis Ten Bosch, Japan's largest theme park, which recreates the streets of medieval Holland in Sasebo City and is themed on the whole of Europe. Enjoy to your heart's content.

Minimum number of applicants: 3 (for visitors to Japan: 4)
*If you have children under 12 years old, please enter their ages and the number of children in the "Communication" field.

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Course Content

Tour Fees

• Same rate for adults and children
• Please note that the ride may not be available depending on the reservation status.
• Lunch fee is not included.
• An admission fee will be charged separately.
• For cancellation fees, please click here.
• Child fare is for children who have a seat. (2 years old and up)
• The times shown in the itinerary are subject to change due to traffic conditions and other factors. Please consider it only as a guide.
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Highlights of this course

• (1) Single Pillar Torii (from car window)

  

  Half of the torii gate of Sanno Shrine, which was located approximately 900 meters from the hypocenter, was ripped off in the blast. It still stands today as it was when it survived the tragedy of the atomic bombing. Its appearance seems to be a silent appeal for the preciousness of peace.

• (2) Peace Park

  

  The right hand pointing to the heavens expresses the horror of the atomic bombing, the horizontally outstretched left hand expresses peace, and the closed eyes express the hope that the victims of the atomic bombing will rest in peace. The Peace Statue by the late Seibo Kitamura, a native of Nagasaki Prefecture, and other monuments presented by various countries are a silent protest against the atomic bombing and a wish for eternal peace.

• (iii) West Sea Bridge

  

  This arch bridge spans the Inoura Seto (Hario Seto) between Hario Island in Sasebo City and Nishihono-cho in Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture. It was built to connect the Nishisonogi Peninsula and Sasebo City, which had long been "isolated islands on land," by land, and to promote industry and development on the peninsula.
  
  On December 23, 2020, the bridge was designated as a National Important Cultural Property, the first bridge constructed after the war.

• Huis Ten Bosch

  

  This is a stay-and-go resort where beautiful seasonal flowers bloom in the vast grounds facing the scenic Omura Bay, and the canals that wind through the stately brick townscape provide peace and relaxation.
  There are many attractions and experiences to enjoy the whole day!
  
  The night view, which won first place in the national illumination ranking for three consecutive years, is something to see at least once.