A day on the Nagasaki tram

The main attractions are accessible by tram, so it is most cost-effective to buy a one-day ticket, which only costs 600 yen for adults. #Atomic Bomb Museum In the morning, we took the train to the Atomic Bomb Museum station to visit the museum. The museum displays in detail the events from the dropping of the atomic bomb to its subsequent impact. The content is full of details and emotions that will make anyone who sees it tear up. The Atomic Bomb Museum is open from 08:30 to 17:30 and is a place worth visiting. #Nagasaki After visiting the museum, walk to Peace Park. There are also many elements related to the atomic bomb in Peace Park, such as the Peace Memorial Statue, whose right hand is pointing to the sky to represent the atomic bomb, and whose left hand is horizontal to pray for peace, and whose closed eyes are praying for the victims. This is a city with a sad history. After visiting these two places, I really hope there will be no more wars. Then take the tram to Spectacles Bridge Station to admire this ancient stone bridge. The arched bridge and its reflection on the water are connected to form the shape of glasses, and it is also an important cultural property. After visiting the Spectacle Bridge, you can walk for 13 minutes to Nagasaki Chinatown for lunch, or take the tram to Shinchi Chinatown Station. Famous foods include Champon noodles, Sara udon noodles, etc. In the afternoon, you can arrange to visit Glover Park and the artificial island. Glover Park is the former residence of Madame Butterfly and her husband Glover. It is an exotic park open from 08:00 to 18:00. Dejima was the only trade port open to Western countries in Japan in the past. Today, it serves as a display area of ​​life at that time and is open until 21:00. If you have time in the evening, you can go to Mt. Inasa to enjoy the night view at the end of the trip. Don't forget to buy a delicious Nagasaki cake as a souvenir before leaving Nagasaki.