Parque Privado de Paz de Nagasaki, além de destaques culturais e naturais
Descrição
Os passeios são o nosso forte. Minha filosofia é fornecer passeios flexíveis e personalizados em Nagasaki para grupos menores, ao contrário dos grandes operadores turísticos, que estão preocupados apenas com quantas pessoas podem conseguir e não com a qualidade ou o conteúdo de seus passeios. Os pacotes turísticos não oferecem flexibilidade e exigem um horário de saída regulamentado e não há nada mais frustrante do que esperar que outro passageiro volte ao ônibus no horário alocado. Permitimos que nossos clientes permaneçam o tempo que desejarem em um determinado local, a fim de maximizar sua diversão. É esse tipo de passeio que vai deixar você totalmente satisfeito no final do dia. A Península de Shimabara tem muito a oferecer em termos de natureza, história e cultura. Será impossível chegar a todas as atrações, mas você certamente verá os melhores sites disponíveis.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Eu gosto de visitar este local primeiro em minhas excursões de dia inteiro à Península de Nagasaki e Shimabara, pois é um local bonito e dá o tom para o grande dia que temos reservado para nós. A Spectacle Bridge em Isahaya é uma ponte de pedra de arco duplo que atravessa um lago no Parque Isahaya, que é um dos principais pontos turísticos da região. A ponte tem o dobro do tamanho da famosa Ponte dos Espetáculos na cidade de Nagasaki e tem muitos templos e santuários, bem como trilhas para caminhada que você poderia facilmente passar 1 ou 2 horas aqui absorvendo o ambiente, no entanto, a maioria das paradas dura cerca de 20 a 25 minutos. .
As paradas de ônibus únicas que você vê aqui nas fotos fazem parte do personagem da Província de Nagasaki e aumentam a personalidade dela, como em qualquer outra atração. Quase sempre incluo este site em minhas excursões particulares a Nagasaki, porque todos saem com uma foto e um sorriso no rosto.
Eu sempre dirijo pela estrada Isahaya Bay Dike em minhas excursões particulares em Nagasaki, pois é uma estrada reta bonita, tem paisagens incríveis e dá a todos a chance de esticar as pernas e ter a importante pausa do banheiro.
Às vezes fico maravilhado quando desço a colina da montanha e o Castelo Shimabara aparece de repente em primeiro plano. Um verdadeiro castelo que funcionou há mais de 400 anos e ainda hoje permanece, embora seja um tipo restaurado, mas realmente retrata a história e o cenário da vida real de como era a vida no Japão no século XVII. Hoje apenas restam o fosso e as paredes de pedra da estrutura original. Em 1980, um museu memorial foi inaugurado em homenagem a Seibo Kitamura, um notável escultor e designer da famosa Estátua da Paz no Parque da Paz na cidade de Nagasaki. Em 2006, o Castelo de Shimabara foi listado como um dos 100 melhores castelos do Japão pela Japan Castle Foundation.
A Rua Samurai comemora a antiga seção samurai da cidade de Shimabara, na Península de Shimabara. Esta famosa rua é ladeada por paredes de pedra e um canal de água de nascente que percorre seu centro. Três casas de samurais foram restauradas e abertas como exposições ao público para restaurar a imagem e as tradições desta antiga cidade Samurai. É um cenário extremamente pitoresco e perfeito para uma ótima sessão de fotos, pois as imagens do Japão feudal voltaram à sua consciência a partir de muitos dos filmes e livros que você leu desde a juventude.
Hoje, os fluxos de carpa são mantidos por motivos turísticos e estéticos, além do fato de parecerem tão legais! No entanto, no passado e particularmente em tempos de guerra e fome, eles eram mantidos como uma fonte alternativa de alimento. Embora se possa dizer que Carp não é um peixe particularmente bom para comer, acho que quando alguém está com fome, não deve ser muito exigente quanto à sua fonte de alimento. Felizmente para as carpas, hoje em dia os canais são usados apenas para fins turísticos, para que os peixes cresçam grandes e fortes e esperançosamente coloridos para satisfazer as hordas de turistas que os visitam.
As casas danificadas pelo vulcão foram um resultado direto da explosão de Unzen e houve várias erupções importantes em sua história. O vulcão entrou em erupção mais recentemente, de 1990 a 1995, enviando fluxos piroclásticos (nuvens superaquecidas de gás vulcânico e cinzas) em direção às cidades abaixo. Enquanto a maioria das pessoas foi evacuada com segurança, 43 jornalistas, cientistas e seus taxistas foram mortos. As erupções também destruíram edifícios nos arredores da cidade de Shimabara.
Este é o lugar onde fontes termais e vapores de alta temperatura saem do solo e são chamados de "Unzen Jigoku" (Inferno Inferno) por causa do teor de enxofre e pelo fato de o vapor de enxofre estar subindo constantemente no ar a partir do solo e da atmosfera. Por causa do enxofre, as plantas não podem crescer aqui e a atmosfera é densa com vapor, o que faz você pensar como se fosse uma cena do inferno, mas não se preocupe em alguns minutos depois de deixar a área, o cheiro de enxofre terá dissipado de suas roupas e poros.
O Obama Footbath é o local de destaque no Itinerário de dia inteiro do Tour Nagasaki Peninsular Shimabara Peninsular e da cidade de Nagasaki. Imaginem, a localização à beira da água. As vistas pitorescas à beira-mar combinadas com vegetais saudáveis, vários petiscos, bebidas alcoólicas e não alcoólicas, bem como a chance de absorver esses pés cansados nos passeios de 40 graus Celsius, é igual a uma experiência mágica e incompreensível que estimula todos os sentidos.
O alvo original da bomba era a cidade de Kokura, mas as nuvens obscuras exigiam uma mudança de rumo para o alvo alternativo, Nagasaki. No entanto, devido à pouca visibilidade devido à nebulosidade, a bomba perdeu o ponto de detonação pretendido, que era o estaleiro Mitsubishi e explodiu na área suburbana de Urakami, matando principalmente mulheres e crianças e não a área fabril da War Machinery. De muitas maneiras, é esse infortúnio que rotulará Nagasaki para sempre na história!
É um lugar muito preocupante e definitivamente não é para os fracos de coração, pois as histórias, exposições e fotos são extremamente gráficas. Não houve um tempo em que não vi alguém chorando alto e ou emocionalmente incontrolável. Este museu definitivamente não é uma xícara de chá para todos. No entanto, é importante lembrar a história e não esquecer o passado, pois é assim que não cometemos os mesmos erros do passado. Portanto, nesse sentido, o museu pode ser um ótimo lugar para se reunir e nunca deixar isso acontecer novamente para o benefício da humanidade.
O Monte Inasayama, na cidade de Nagasaki, é uma montanha de 333 metros de altura, próxima ao centro da cidade. Yama em japonês significa montanha e a montanha Inasa é o rei de todos os picos de Nagasaki. É por esse motivo que você deve tornar este local um destino prioritário.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Eu estarei na frente e no centro enquanto você sair do seu hotel ou das portas do terminal internacional de imigração de Matsugae em Nagasaki City. Guia será contactável via WhatsApp para uma coleta suave para finalmente começar o passeio de uma forma oportuna e profissional.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Opções de transporte com acessibilidade para cadeirantes
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(21)
Our day in Nagasaki with Shannon was absolutely incredible and one of the highlights of our trip to Japan. From the moment we met him, his knowledge, enthusiasm, and genuine passion for sharing his beautiful region made the experience unforgettable. Shannon took us to some of the most breathtaking places, each one more beautiful than the last, while providing fascinating history and local insight along the way. One of our favorite parts of the day was the wonderful lunch experience he arranged, followed by a relaxing picnic at the thermal foot baths in Obama City. It was such a unique and memorable way to experience local culture while taking in the stunning surroundings. The day ended with a visit to the Atomic Bomb Museum, where Shannon thoughtfully guided us through this important chapter of history. It was a moving and meaningful experience that reminded us of events that should never be forgotten. His ability to balance the beauty, culture, and history of Nagasaki made the day truly special. If you are fortunate enough to have Shannon as your guide, you are in for an amazing experience. He is informative, personable, professional, and genuinely cares about creating an unforgettable day for his guests. We cannot recommend him highly enough!
Hello Yvette, I am speechless, with such an incredible review. Honestly speaking, your party of 6 really made my efforts shine. You were so responsive and living in the moment that everything turned out perfectly. The Shinto gods listened to our requests for sunny weather and as a result it was just magnificent. Sushi and Sake whilst foot bathing is an experience of a lifetime! I am sure your travels to other parts of Japan will be just as great. I hope one day you will be able to verbalize a comparison between your experiences at the Nagasaki Peace Park to your upcoming Hiroshima visit. Something that a very small percentage of the worlds population that gets a chance to visit, analyze and educate. Please return to Japan again someday!
My husband and I travel often and nearly always hire a guide to explore. We can say from experience, Shannon is next level- one of the absolute best ever! We had specific requests and Shannon made every one of them happen, beyond our expectations. His knowledge of history and landscape of Japan brought new perspective to us both, and his scheduling was somehow meticulous, but patient and flexible while we explored. If you are lucky enough to fit into his schedule, don't hesitate to book!
Wow, I didn't know that I did that much! My objective on every tour I do is to exceed the expectations of my customers, obviously I was able to do it on this tour as well! I am so grateful for your lovely comments, I will try and be better on my next tour as well. Please come back to Japan and I hope our paths cross again some day.
My wife and I spent a fantastic day with Shannon on the Shimabara peninsular and in Nagasaki. Unfortunately, we had terrible weather that day, but when Shannon picked us up from the Cruise Terminal, he immediately organised the tour as far as possible to avoid the rain. The tour covered the Shimabara Castle, the Samurai houses and Koi ponds nearby, the hot springs near the top of the Unzen volcano and then on to lunch (sushi from a local supermarket) at an Onsen in Obama, with our feet slowly cooking in the hot water. Finally, back to Nagasaki for the Museum and Peace Statue before returning to our ship. We had a wonderful, highly entertaining and very informative day with Shannon, who is a great guy with a deep knowledge of both the area and Japanese culture. This was definitely one of the highlights of our trip and we recommend Shannon most highly.
Wow, I am so appreciative of this amazing review. Yes, the weather was not favorable but I am glad that we were still able to see many incredible places and avoid the inclement weather somewhat. Please come back to Japan again!!
This was one of my very favorite tours of our entire cruise. The Saraku Sand Baths and onsen were beyond amazing. Those of us on the tour were still talking about it weeks later. Lose your inhibitions, relax and enjoy. You will be so glad you did and will only be sorry if you didn’t. The cleansing and therapeutic benefits are amazing. I was so thoroughly enjoying the sand bath experience, I didn’t want to get out. The staff had to gently encourage me to leave as time was up. I could have stayed there all day. We really needed to hydrate afterward. Then we went to a local, traditional restaurant for lunch where we took off our shoes and sat on the floor to eat. The food was delicious and a true local experience. We were the only westerners in the facility which made it a truly authentic experience. This was followed by the infamous Ikeda Lake which is believed to have a Loch Ness monster living in its waters. The day was topped off with a visit to the Chiron Peace Museum dedicated to the WWII Kamikaze pilots. A very well done museum with interesting static displays both inside and outside. Don’t miss this tour!!!
Hello Mary, May I say that your group of 12 were extremely brave and adventurous to try the Volcanic Sand Bathing in Kagoshima but what an experience and I am sure your body felt like a million dollars afterwards. We did so much and had so much fun, lets do it again in the not too distant future!
Shannon gave the 8 of us an incredibly fun day visiting an overlook of the city, a shopping experience for lunch and eating at a local footbath outside. Then we toured the Atomic Bomb Museum and various monuments there including the Peace Park. A great experience we would all highly recommend.
Thankyou for this tremendous review. I am so pleased that the itinerary was really well received. I try to include different experiences that create unique experience. Shopping for your lunch at a local supermarket and then eating it whilst soaking your weary feet in the nearby mineral rich volcanic water foot bath, whilst Japanese sake is poured on demand, absolutely fits the bill. I hope you return to Japan again some day!
I’ve traveled the world and Shannon was one of the best guides, ever. Knowledgeable, informative, considerate, flexible—he made our day!
I love guiding world travelers and a group of close friends to boot. You make my job so easy, everyone is on the same page and you understand that not everything goes perfectly to plan especially on the weekends when restaurants seem to be packed to the rafters. An impromptu Sushi lunch at the famous Obama foot baths solved our lunch dilemma. Please come back to Japan again, ready and waiting for you!
We are a couple from Brazil. We had an amazing time in Nagasaki with Shannon. He took care of everything, including lunch! We had time in one day to explore the hot springs, the museum, the Catholic Church, the market. Besides, it was very interesting to learn about Japan culture from a perspective of a western immigrant. Highly recommend!
Thankyou Flavio. It was great to interact and show you the best of Nagasaki, its history and culture is incredible as well as its association with Christianity and its gruesome past. Hoping your return next time includes your 2 girls. Ready to tour with your family again!
This was an amazing private tour Clean comfortable car Shannon our guide was the best Speaks great English and his knowledge about Japan was amazing We learnt so much about Japan more from Shannon today then we have on our other ongoing bus tour around Japan Great sites great photo opportunities and Shannon was always there to ensure your day was enjoyable fun relaxing and educational Thanks Definitely book this tour when in Nagasaki
Hello Shane, I am completely satisfied after our tour. Everything went to plan and it was an amazing day in total. I think the highlight was interacting with Japanese Junior High school students while soaking feet in the volcanic foot baths, whilst drinking Japanese Plum wine? It doesn't get any better than that!
We hired Shannon for a Full Day Nagasaki and Shimabara Peninsula Tour for six participants. He picked us up and returned us to the cruise ship terminal. Shannon is Australian so spoke fluent English. His tour price was a bit higher than other tours, but it was well worth the difference. He took us to many sites on the pre-arranged agenda but also suggested other sites of interest. We also had the opportunity to enjoy hospitality from his Japanese wife at the natural hot spring foot bath. Shannon was both knowledgeable and personable. Shannon loves what he is doing as it is amazing that he does tours regularly but makes each tour unique and extra-special. Shannon was the best tour guide of our Asian cruise.
It is true, we did have a great day together! I am glad that you were able to see the value that I bring to each and ever tour that I do! A private experience like this lasts a lifetime, and its not just for a fleeting moment. Please keep in touch with any future travels back to Japan, it will be my pleasure to look after your needs again.
My family of 4 had the most wonderful time visiting Nagasaki with Shannon on a day excursion from a Cruise. From start to finish, it was so easy to organise. Initial contact and working out what to do for the day was easily done via email. Then on the day, Shannon met us as soon as we got off the ship (being an Aussie expat he was easy to spot in his Akubra hat) and drove us around Nagasaki and beyond, taking us to all the areas that both Shannon suggested before we got there, as well as a few detours along the way that we wanted on the day. Having lunch provided at the thermal springs whilst soaking our feet was so relaxing. He catered for our individual tastes, including 2 fussy kids. The tour was well planned out, with the final stop just near the cruise port, so we were dropped off with time to spare, but not to early. Finally Shannon went above and beyond on the day. The cruise had a slight change to its arrival and drop off point in Tokyo. I needed to advise the company I was using to pick us up from the port the change of details. Not speaking Japanese, I thought I would be in all sorts of trouble. Whilst not Shannons problem at all, he rang the company for me and provided them with all the changed details they needed. Outcome of that was my family had a seemless arrival in Tokyo, whilst others had all sorts of issues trying to contact their transports. Not only did Shannon make our day in Nagasaki, but made our entire trip so much more enjoyable and hassle free. If you are looking for a Nagasaki and beyond port day tour from a cruise, you cannot go past using Shannon. Don't just limit Shannon to cruises, I'm sure if you are visiting Nagasaki for 1 or more days, well worth using Shannon, you wont be disappointed.
Thankyou for such a comprehensive review. I am so appreciative and pleased that I was able to exceed your expectation on that wonderful day together in Nagasaki. I look forward to seeing you again in Japan one day and obviously the change and growth in your kids. Till then, keep traveling!
