Dedicated to old Dutch port
Neighborhood: Dejima-machi
Nearest Train: Dejima
Phone: +81 95 823 3631
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Dejima was an artificial island built in 1636 in Nagasaki Bay for foreign traders, as foreigners were barred from the country. It actually housed also Portuguese and Chinese traders and was a vital porthole through which culture, money, goods, and ideas flowed in and out of Japan. This museum has several interesting exhibits. One is an outdoor, miniature replica of the original town. There is also the Dejima Theater with a collection of images and artifacts associated with Dejima history; another building which houses artifacts; and the main plaza, where a Dutch flag flies.
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Dejima History Course for GrownupsJan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
8:00AM
Dejima Museum is a place to have some fun filled tours. The History Course for Grownups is a one and half hour walking tour through the European neighbourhood of Dejima, which was a miniature Europe within Japan. Walk through the narrow lanes that house the traders' warehouses, factories, residences of officers and the old Nagasaki International Club, all within a 10 minute walk from one another.
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