[2025 Nagasaki Attraction] Travel Guide for Nagasaki Dejima Wharf (Updated Jul)

#NagasakiTrip #NagasakiSightseeing #WalkingAroundNagasaki #NightViewPhotography The night before the Nagasaki Kunchi Festival. I went to see the Otabisho near the hotel, and the night view of the area was so exotic and beautiful that I decided to take a walk around the city at night. The Otabisho is a place where you can watch the Kunchi performances from a box seat, and even the night before, the people working there were still inspecting the surroundings, and it seemed like they were busy checking everything. After checking the location of the Otabisho, I walked around the night streets of Nagasaki as I thought of things. The street lights near Dejima Street were beautiful, and the streets near Dejima Wharf were so beautiful that it felt like I was looking at a street in a foreign country. It was a quiet town at night, completely free of noise, with many illuminated buildings and the bridge-shaped boundary of the median strip...it was a fantastical, beautiful night view, worthy of the name "exotic town." It was close to the sea, and the night breeze that blew in had the smell of the sea. I thought I'd like to come back again, around Christmas.

July 2018 #Nagasaki Travel #Nagasaki, which was vague, actually visited and I thought it was a very satisfying travel destination because there were many things to see compared to the size of the city. In particular, there were many places to enjoy the ocean view, and I heard a lot that #DejimaWharf is a great place to see the ocean and sunset from the city. When I actually visited Dejima Wharf, it felt like I was in some Western place, and I thought Nagasaki citizens would often visit when they want to relax, because I could enjoy a beer, coffee, or a meal while appreciating the beautiful background. It was also great for enjoying the sunset and sunset. #Japan #JapanTravel #KyushuTravel #WorldTravel

Nagasaki has many remote islands. The Nagasaki Port Terminal Building is the place that connects the remote islands to Nagasaki. There are various services such as ferries, high-speed boats, and sightseeing boats, but they play a major role in both daily life and tourism. There are also many facilities around the Nagasaki Port Terminal Building that are used by residents and tourists, so it is convenient to be able to do your shopping at the supermarket, take a break at a cafe, and eat at the surrounding facilities when using the boat. There are many rest areas within the terminal, so you can wait for the boat at your leisure. There is also a wide variety of materials related to the sea and Nagasaki on display, so it might be nice to take your time looking around! #NagasakiTrip #Terminal #Nagasaki #NagasakiTourism #RemoteIslands #Ferry #High-SpeedBoat

We planned to visit Seafood Market Nagasaki Port at Dejima Wharf specifically for a seafood lunch, and it definitely lived up to our expectations. We tried all kinds of seafood there—both raw and cooked—and every dish was fresh and flavorful. The seafood bowls (kaisen-don) were outstanding, with beautifully arranged slices of sashimi that tasted incredibly fresh. But the cooked seafood dishes also impressed us—the tempura, grilled fish, and other warm options added nice variety to our meal. It felt like a true feast of the ocean. The location right by the water was perfect, and we enjoyed sitting on the terrace soaking in the sea breeze and watching the harbor activity while we ate. The staff were friendly, and the menu had helpful English descriptions, which made ordering easy. If you’re a seafood lover visiting Nagasaki, this place is a must-visit. It’s a fantastic spot to sample a wide range of fresh local seafood, both raw and cooked, with a lovely view to match. #summervacay #NagasakiSeafood #DejimaWharf #SeafoodFeast #FreshAndCooked #KaisenDon #NagasakiEats #HarborDining #SeafoodLovers #JapanFoodAdventure #TravelKyushu #FoodWithAView #SeafoodMarketNagasaki #japan #japantrip #kyushu #kyushutrip

Dejima Wharf, located along Nagasaki Port, is a stylish bayside spot featuring cafes and restaurants with stunning ocean views. It's the perfect place to take a break during sightseeing or a leisurely stroll. The buildings are designed with a European-style exterior, giving you a taste of an overseas trip. On sunny days, the terrace seating offers a particularly pleasant experience, allowing you to enjoy lunch or coffee time while gazing at Nagasaki Port and feeling the gentle sea breeze—a truly luxurious way to spend your time. At night, the lights from the port reflect on the water, creating a romantic atmosphere distinct from the daytime. It's an ideal spot for couples or as a memorable way to conclude your trip. Its convenient location makes it easy to visit alongside other Nagasaki city attractions. Historical sites like Glover Garden, Oura Church, and the Dejima Ruins are all within walking distance, making it a natural addition to your sightseeing route. Dejima Wharf offers a serene space to enjoy the sea, breeze, and history. If you're visiting Nagasaki, be sure to stop by.

☝🏻Day 1 Incheon Airport > Nagasaki Airport > Nagasaki Station Front > Bunjiro Asahimachi Branch > Megane Bridge > Shoken Main Store > Dejima Wharf > Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum > Clover Garden > Oura Church > Nagasaki Chinatown > Fukusaya Main Store > Bunmeido > Inasayama Observatory > Hotel 🧆 Enjoy Bunjiro's Tonkatsu at the Nagasaki Main Store 💓 Take a stroll at Megane Bridge and look for the heart-shaped stone ☕ Sip on Ryoma Latte at Dejima Wharf 🚢 Enjoy the ocean view from the rooftop of Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum 🍜 Savor Nagasaki Champon and Sara Udon at Chinatown 🍞 Visit the three major Castella main stores in Nagasaki 💫 Relish the night view at Inasayama Observatory ✌🏻Day 2 Hotel > Nagasaki Bus Terminal > Nagasaki Airport > Return to Incheon Airport ✅ A short yet fulfilling 2-day trip to Nagasaki

Dejima Wharf is located near Nagasaki Port, a 10-minute walk from Dejima. It's a place where you can eat, enjoy a drink, and look at the port and mountain scenery. There are many stylish shops, and the port has an exotic atmosphere. On the last day of my trip to Nagasaki, I thought I hadn't tried the Nagasaki gourmet Turkish rice! So I went to Attic. On the terrace seats, there were many people enjoying drinks at dusk. The first time I tried Turkish rice, it was like a children's lunch that adults can eat, and it was voluminous and delicious! It was full of fries and pasta, and there's surely no one who doesn't like it. Before stopping at Dejima Wharf, I went sightseeing in nearby Dejima. When I was a child, I learned that Dejima was surrounded by the sea, but it's not like that now! I had no idea...lol After studying at a spot where you can feel the entrance to a different culture, I recommend taking a break at Dejima Wharf. #NagasakiTrip #Dejima #Dejima #Dejima Wharf

Visited in June 2023 *Shinsen Gumi Maguroya Dejima Wharf Branch 1-1 Dejimamachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture Nagasaki Dejima Wharf A restaurant that mainly serves tuna It's close to the port and has good access It's delicious and recommended😊 Delicious food while looking at the sea is the best😊 You buy a meal ticket from the ticket machine first and then sit down✨ Water and miso soup are self-service But the staff were very nice🎵 There are various shops You can eat quickly even when you're worried It's a recommended restaurant because it's safe even for one person☺️ #Domestic travel#Nagasaki #Nagasaki trip #Nagasaki sightseeing #Nagasaki gourmet #Nagasaki tuna #Maguroya