Kaze No Daichi Museum — Attraction in Nagasaki

I came across the Kaze no Daichi Museum while walking near Kazagashira Park in Nagasaki, guided there by a few signs placed throughout the park.

Inside, while viewing some of the art pieces on display, I was greeted by the director, Ueda-san, who kindly took time to talk with me despite my somewhat limited Japanese. Soon after, some of his close friends arrived for lunchtime tea, and together they graciously asked me if I would be interested in joining them. During the meal, they all showed great warmth, both asking me about my experiences, and sharing with me recommendations of things to do throughout Kyushu.

Of all my visits to Nagasaki, this afternoon stands out as one of my most treasured. The museum itself is intimate and welcoming, and Ueda-san's hospitality makes it truly special. If you are in the area, I highly...

The art is here is well crafted and super nice people! The gallery itself is small but quaint which allows the art there to shine. Also the lady who runs the place is super nice and...

This museum has such beautiful artwork and atmosphere, definitely worth a visit. The couple that own this were so warm and welcoming with interesting conversation, meeting them...