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Nagasaki Ryokan

Located on the west end of Kyushu Island, Nagasaki is one of the most beautiful cities in Japan. The city encompasses Nagasaki Bay and rises up to its surrounding hills, and a distinctive European and Chinese flavor remains in the city as a result of its long history of contact with overseas traders and missionaries. Nagasaki opened its port to European and Asian traders in the 16 century, and the city has been influenced by the Portuguese, Dutch, British, and Chinese over the years. Today it is possible to observe the architecture as well as enjoy the cuisine and festivals of these countries in the city. Nagasaki is also the site of Japan's second atomic bombing, and thousands of visitors make their way to its A-Bomb Hypocenter. Although the major tourist sites can be enjoyed in a day, it is well worth spending a couple of days exploring the streets and neighborhoods of this unique and cosmopolitan city.

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• Atomic Bombing of Nagasaki
• Nagasaki Weather Report