Nagasaki is one of Japan's most poignant and cosmopolitan cities — for centuries the country's only window to the outside world, with Chinese, Dutch, and Portuguese influences woven through its hillside streets. Today it's defined by the moving Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum, but also by glittering night views, a vibrant Chinatown, and the eerie abandoned 'Battleship Island' offshore.
The Peace Park and museum are essential and deeply moving — give them time. Nagasaki's trams are a cheap, easy way around the hilly city, and the Mount Inasa night view is spectacular if your ship stays late.
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