….. 1. Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum . 60 minutes

Inside the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, there is a clock that tells a chilling story. At precisely 11:02 AM, the moment the bomb was dropped, the hands of the clock froze, never to move again. It was found among the ruins, its time forever captured in the tragedy that unfolded that day.

The clock, once part of a family’s living room, now stands as a silent witness to the destruction. Many visitors claim to feel a strange pull toward it, as if the clock holds more than just the passage of time—it holds the memories of lives lost, of a city that once was, and of a future that was forever changed in that fleeting moment.

Some say that on certain days, when the sun hits the museum just right, the clock seems to shimmer, as if caught between two worlds—the past and the present. Could it be that the clock holds the spirits of Nagasaki, forever paused in time, reminding us of the price of peace?

….. 2. Peace Park & Atomic Bomb Hypocenter . 60 minutes

Located near the museum, the Peace Park is a tranquil space commemorating the atomic bombing. The park features the Peace Statue, which symbolizes the prayer for peace, and various memorials to the victims. Nearby, you can visit the Hypocenter, where the bomb exploded.

.…. Commute . ~15 minutes

….. 3. Glover Garden . 60 minutes

A beautiful open-air museum with historic Western-style buildings that once housed European merchants during Nagasaki's international trade period. The garden offers panoramic views of the city and the harbor, as well as insight into the city's international past.

.…. Commute . ~15 minutes

….. 4. Oura Church . 45 minutes

Japan’s oldest Catholic church, built in 1864. It is a beautiful example of Western architecture and is closely linked to the history of Christianity in Japan.

.…. Commute . ~20 minutes

….. 5. Nagasaki Chinatown . 30 minutes

One of Japan's oldest Chinatowns, and experience the vibrant streets filled with shops selling Chinese goods, street food, and lanterns. It’s a great place for lunch or snacks, with local specialties like champon (a noodle dish) and shippoku (traditional Chinese-Japanese fusion cuisine).

….. 6. Mount Inasa . 50 minutes

What hidden wonders of nature and history might be uncovered atop Mount Inasa, where breathtaking views meet ancient stories whispered by the wind?

.…. Commute . ~20 minutes

….. 7. Sofuku-ji Temple . 45 minutes

A Zen Buddhist temple founded in the 17th century. The temple is an example of Chinese-influenced Japanese architecture and offers a peaceful, quiet place for reflection.

.…. Commute . ~15 minutes

….. 8. Dejima . 45 minutes

On the isolated island of Dejima, once a Dutch trading post in Nagasaki, a mysterious merchant named Willem arrived in the 17th century. Known for his vast knowledge of both Europe and Japan, whispers spread that he was more than a trader—he was a spy gathering secrets for both sides.

Before vanishing one foggy night, Willem left behind a cryptic journal hinting at a long-lost secret buried on the island. The mystery of his disappearance and the treasure he may have uncovered still lingers, waiting to be unraveled by a curious soul.

✔ Dedicated professional local tour guide’s time and expertise (for 8 hours), along with their personal expenses.

✔ All Entrance Fees: All entrance fees for the listed attractions are fully included in the tour, ensuring a seamless and worry-free experience for our guests.

✔ Stovenirs: A unique souvenir for each guest on the tour (see section below).

✔ Customizable Itinerary: Flexibility to tailor the tour according to your preferences and interests.

✔ Personal Support: If customers who book contact us with any questions about their Japan trip, we will respond promptly.

✖ Meal Costs: Participants are responsible for their own meals (e.g., lunch).

✖ Transportation Costs: Participants handle their own transportation costs (public or private).

Note: For those who booked the 'Luxury Wand' asset, everything mentioned above is fully covered, including private transportation.

More about the 'Luxury Wand' here.

Stovenirs = Souvenirs + Stories.

贈り物の背後には、心のこもった物語が広がっています。

(Okurimono no haigo ni wa, kokoro no komotta monogatari ga hirogatteimasu.)

Translation: "Behind every gift, there is an heartfelt story unfolding."

For direct bookings made through our website, every guest will receive a special "stovenir" during the tour—a thoughtfully chosen souvenir accompanied by a captivating story about Japan, shared by your guide.

These stovenirs are designed to enrich your experience, making your tour not just memorable but deeply meaningful.

• For cancellations made more than 15 days before the tour date, a 80% refund will be issued. Please note that due to the time and effort spent on assigning the dedicated guide and personalizing the itineraries to suit your interests, cancellations within this period still reflect the preparation invested in crafting a unique and tailored experience.

• For cancellations made 2 to 14 days before the tour date, a 50% refund will be issued.

• Cancellations made less than 2 days before the tour date or no-shows without prior notice will not be eligible for a refund.

1. Confirmation Email: You will receive a confirmation email within 24 hours of booking.

2. Resources: We will email you "Preparing for Your Japan Trip" and "Japan Secrets" digital guides to help you make the most of your experience.

3. Personalized Contact: Your guides will reach out to you three times (via email or Whatsapp):

a… 2-4 weeks before your tour.

b… again the day before your tour with them.

c… and finally at the meeting point on the day of the tour.

4. Support: We will follow up with you to ensure everything is going smoothly and offer support if any issues arise.

We believe we are redefining the private tour experience. Your experience exploring Japan will be unforgettable — and if you're not completely satisfied, we will make it right, guaranteed.