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Giggling...
... it down outside. Just like in Hiroshima though, I didn`t mind because it provided an opportunity to visit the Atomic Bomb Museum and remain dry, without feeling guilty about being stuck indoors... Unfortunately, I timed my visit to coincide with ...
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Oranda!
... things were stroopwafels and tulips. The rest was English tea, English music, etc.... Last but not least, we visited the Atomic bomb museum. On August 9, 1945 at 11.02 the 2nd atomic bomb fell here. It wasn't actually intended for Nagasaki, but the ...
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Nagasaki (home of big thunder)
... windows and some religious murals, it was a bit odd walking in a Cathedral listening to organ music in Japan! Next we went to the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb museum. This was a much more visual museum than Hiroshima's, but aside from the specifics it had ...
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Sweet Nagasaki
Visited: Peace Park; Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum; Glover Garden; "Madame Butterfly" House Did: Tempura finally! On our tour through Nagasaki, our guide pulled out two Tupperware containers. "The Dutch people made a kind of cake called Castella. Perhaps ...
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Nagasaki day 2
... Another day greeting school children. I visited the different Atomic Bomb sites in the northern part of Nagasaki today, including the Atomic-Bomb Museum, the Memorial Hall and the explosion hypocenter. There were many school classes on field trips today, ...
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I want to live in Nagasaki
... odd to see that coming from Hokkaido where everything is pretty much the same everywhere you go. I then went to the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum and toured through there. It was a really informative museum. There were original pieces of things from the ...
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Feudal Japan's window on the world
... of the memorial - nature survives man's destruction so much better than his own creations evidently. Visiting the adjacent Atomic Bomb Museum helped to put the true horrors of the event in perspective though. The exhibits pull no punches in describing ...
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Nagasaki
... to the Peace Park, followed by the Hypocentre (point of detonation for the second atomic bomb used in WWII), and the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb museum. Pretty strong stuff as you can imagine, not aided by the return of the torrential rain- but it needed ...
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Impulsively Going Where No Danny Has Been Before
... church in Japan), the Dutch slope, Dejima (an Artifical island which housed the Dutch traders in the 19th century), the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb museum (which was just, if not more, intense and affecting as the museum in Hiroshima) and the Nagasaki ...
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Ten Million Dollar View
... chicken as was available. Now, if they'd only get as excited about broccoli. Tomorrow, we're off to a guided tour of the Atomic Bomb museum and conveyor belt sushi for lunch. Ms. Piersma is really looking forward to the latter. She just can't seem to get ...
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- Spectacles Bridge (Meganebashi)
- Nagasaki Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims
- Nagasaki Museum of Traditional Performing Arts.
- Nagasaki Peace Park
- Urakami Cathedral
- One-legged Torii
- Nyokodo
- Hypocentre park
- Nagasaki Folk History Museum
- Nagasaki City Science Museum
- 26 Martyrs Museum and Shrine
- Nishizaka Hill
- Suwa Shrine
- Nagasaki City Public Hall
- Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum
- Chinatown
- Dejima
- Sofukuji Temple
- Glover Garden
- Higashi-yamate Preservation Center