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1133-48 Saikaicho Nakauraminamigo Saikai, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyushu-Okinawa, 857-2221 , Japan

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During Edo era, here was opened as a first international trading port before the closure of the country.

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Our Road Scholar group visited the Peace Park and Atom Bomb museum as well as Glover Gardens and Oura Catholic Church.

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DAY 20 ……. Friday, April 29th ……….. At Sea



Cruising Northeast through the Yellow Sea on our way to Japan.

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His Ten Bosch is maybe a 20 minute ride by train from Sasebo. It is kind of like a themed park after Holland. It is supposed to be one of the most romantic places in Japan.
Read more info at their website.
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... boxes filled with burned rice.

It was then off to see Hypo-center Park and the memorials there. I then hiked up to the one legged tori gate. Half of it was blown off by the atomic bomb but part of it is still standing to this day. I then went and saw Spectacles Bridge which is basically just a bridge that looks like a pair of glasses.

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