Former Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank Nagasaki Branch Museum — Attraction in Nagasaki

Well maintained building. 3 floors. A few interactive features, with English support. One floor had a lot of information on relationship of Sun Yat-sen & Umeya Shokichi. They have kept old furniture and some equipments (Morse code machines etc) in other rooms. Would have liked a bit more information on those exhibits.

Built in 1904, it was the largest Western style building in the city, decorated with ornament, arches and stone pillars. In 1991, restoration of this historical building began and was then re-opened as museum. Opening hours: 9:00- 17:00 Admission...

Visited during winter, 2020 with family. Musuem which contains a lot of history between the chinese people in nagasaki and the japanese, including their role in the 1911 xinhai revolution in. A lot of detail on Mr Sun Yat Sen, the father of modern China, which is a pleasant surprise for a HongKonger like me. Pros: Relatively cheap admission fees for a lot of history and knowledge, including multimedia, models and both english and japanese information boards. Friendly staff members. Also has comfortable seats where you can take a rest...

great museam with English, Chinese and Japanese explanations for exhibits, some of which are interactive. The building still has the old building feel. My only complaint is I was not able to look in either of the encyclopedia volumes they had there, which isn't too bad of an issun given the age...