Парки та сади префектури Наґасакі

Parks and Gardens

Nagasaki’s parks and gardens range from historical sites like Glover Garden, showcasing Western-style architecture and modernization history, to the somber Nagasaki Peace Park, which commemorates the 1945 atomic bombing. The region offers diverse landscapes, including the Edo-period stone-walled gardens of Tsushima’s Kanashi Castle and the subtropical flora of Nomozaki. Visitors can explore the interactive Nagasaki Bio Park or head to scenic viewpoints like Takenotsuji on Iki Island for panoramic vistas of the Genkai Sea and surrounding coastlines.

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Glover Garden

Glover Garden is a park in Nagasaki, Japan, built for Thomas Blake Glover, a Scottish merchant who contributed to the modernization of…

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Former Kanashi Castle Garden

An Edo-period garden located within the ruins of Kanashi Castle in Tsushima. It features traditional stone arrangements and a pond, formerly serving as the private garden of the So clan, the lords of the Tsushima Domain.

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長崎県亜熱帯植物園サザンパーク野母崎

A botanical garden in the Nomozaki area specializing in subtropical plant species. The site includes large greenhouses and provides views of the East China Sea and the nearby Hashima Island, also known as Gunkanjima.