What other travelers are saying about Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture
This is a truly great museum. I found myself getting emotional while reading the stories and seeing the debris left from the bombings and war in Nagasaki. There is so much to learn, and the exhibits are thoughtfully designed to be both interactive and engaging. The museum also features a cinema and a variety of traditional houses where you can sit in the living areas to experience the Japanese way of life. Everything is clean, spacious, and well-organized. Highly recommended!
l really enjoyed my visit. You can try different experiences like sending telegram, printing old style newspaper even taking old style photopragh. lt was enlightening about Nagasaki's history especially with foreign communities. By the end of the tour, l completed my quiz and received a gatcha gatcha present. The staff was kind and warm welcoming. lt was a pleasure to visit the museum.
The pokemon exhibition was worth every penny. The rest of the museum was also worth checking out, very informative around the culture and history of the city.
Super cool interactive museum. Wish there were more signs in English but you could get the gist from the surrounding artifacts. The staff were kind and helpful. The building is also very nice and modern.
A must visit. Extremely rich in the contents of the culture and the history of Nagasaki. What gave me the biggest impression was the actual plaques with Jesus and Mary engraved, which were used for "Fumie" - a method used by the then government to test each person of public on their religious faith. The museum near the statue of the martyrdoms also has a display but theirs is a replica, and I was very fortunate to have a chance of viewing this rare historical piece up close and personal. No photos were allowed. You'll be missing a lot if you miss this museum.
The Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture houses a collection of more than 80,000 historical artifacts and artworks, which illustrate the city's rich history of international relations and cultural exchange.
Yes, the Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture offers resources and materials in English, making it accessible to non-Japanese speakers and ensuring an informative visit for international guests.
