Visiting the Site of the Former Dutch Trading Post on Dejima was like stepping back in time to an incredibly unique period in Japanese history. The restored buildings and exhibits provide fascinating insights into the early Dutch-Japanese trade relationship, the architecture, and daily life of the people who lived and worked here. Walking through the narrow streets and rooms filled with historical artifacts and displays made it easy to imagine the cultural exchanges that took place...

Interesting area that talks about the history of Japan and their trade with the dutch.

There are traditional buildings that are reconstructed using traditional methods that you can visit here.

Also exhibition also the goods that were traded back in the day. If you are tired there is cafe where you can grab some snacks. For unknown reasons, some of the exhibition are only in Japanese, no English version.

There is a video played near the entrance/exit if you watch anime or know some...

Dejima ist ein einzigartiger historischer Ort in Nagasaki, der einen tiefen Einblick in Japans Zeit der Abschottung (Sakoku) bietet. Ursprünglich im 17. Jahrhundert als künstliche Insel angelegt, diente Dejima als Handelsstützpunkt der Niederländischen Ostindien-Kompanie – und war über 200 Jahre lang Japans einziges Tor zum Westen. Heute ist Dejima ein liebevoll restauriertes Freilichtmuseum, das Geschichte lebendig macht.

Beim Betreten der Anlage fühlt man sich in die Edo-Zeit...