Nagasaki Dejima Admission Ticket

Dejima: A Stroll Through History on a Fan-Shaped Island Where East Met West

Freely explore this historic site, the sole point of contact with the outside world during Japan's 17th-century seclusion. Wander through streets where restored Edo-period residences blend with Western-style buildings, feeling like you've traveled back in time.
 

Capture Impeccable Photos Against a Backdrop of Timeless Streets

Meticulously Recreated Edo-Period Buildings

The living quarters, warehouses, and administrative facilities where Dutch traders resided are realistically reproduced. Through internal exhibits, gain a direct understanding of the Western goods imported and the history of trade during that era.

The Quintessence of Modern Western Architecture: Former Dejima Seminary

Built in 1878, this is Japan's oldest existing Christian seminary building, preserving the classic atmosphere of the Meiji era. Its neat wooden exterior and tranquil scenery are perfect for a peaceful stroll.

Restored Edo-Period Dejima Area

This area recreates the trading post of the Edo Shogunate period. Explore the old streets and lifestyles within the fan-shaped artificial island to vividly experience the lives of the merchants of that time.

Former Dejima Seminary & Meiji Era Architecture

This district features classic Western-style buildings from Japan's modernization period. Stroll through the historic seminary and its serene gardens for a moment of quiet relaxation.

"Discover Nagasaki's profound history and exotic landscapes on an artificial island where East and West once converged."