Nagasaki - Oura Church, Glover Garden, Nagasaki Atomic Museum, Eye-Glasses Bridge

2015-08-19 (Nagasaki)

Nagasaki Tour

FamilyMart Yakisoba Bread

(The cashier would help you microwaving the bread)

Oura Catholic Church

Glover Garden

Escalator to the top

A huge part of the mountain were settled by foreigners

Oura Catholic Church (World Heritage Site)

Nagasaki was one of the only few ports that allow foreigners to stay and commerce. Chrisitanity was also bought to this part of the country.

This church is the only cathedral in Japan that was built in traditional western style architecture, making it the oldest cathedral in Japan.

600 Yen Admission fee is required even though the church is relatedly small. Photography is not allowed inside the church.

Nagasaki Style Pork Bun 長崎角煮まんじゅう(Famous in Nagasaki) – simliar to the Chinese BBQ Pork Bun

Neko! Adorable Little Kitten

The hotel I was staying for the night was really close to Nagasaki Chinatown

Nagasaki Atomic Museum

Having been to the atomic museum in Hiroshima, I could the two atomic museums were distinctly different in the way they are presenting things.

Compared to the one in Hiroshima, the Nagasaki atomic bomb caused a less casualties. I personally feel like this museum is more about recording the incident and peace keeping.

Glasses Bridge

Randomly walked into a Library. (This is the first library I have been to in Japan! Kita Senri doesn’t have a library. The closest one would be in Suita)

Highly Recommended Chinese (Japanese) Seafood Ramen!

“Chinese” Ramen. The soup was rich in seafood flavor and a lot of seafood!! I personally like this soup more than the tonkotsu soup base because it’s not too salty! I loved it very much!