Site of the Former Dutch Trading Post on Dejima
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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 centuries ago. It’s a must-see for history buffs or anyone interested in learning about Japan’s Edo period and its early interactions with the West. The area is well-maintained, and there are informative plaques in multiple languages, making it accessible for international visitors. Highly recommend spending a few hours here to fully take in the experience!
Elias Chelala (Chewy)
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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 Japanese it should give you some idea of what is happening here in the past. Visited: 2 Nov 2024, still kinda hot
De Xing Ong
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Has a lot of potential, but it seems to be wasted by the presentation. Many signs are transparent, and the choice of font and font color make most of them hard to read. The English translations frequently use awkward grammar or incorrect words (even in Japanese, a lot of text is repetitive and vague). Only reason I give 3 stars instead of 2 is because this is an important cultural and heritage asset that I think is worth learning about.
Chris B
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JR長崎駅から路面電車に乗り、3駅目の「出島」電停から徒歩約4分の出島へ行って来ました♪ 出島は当初はキリスト教の布教を行うポルトガル人を収容する目的で造られましたが、ポルトガル船の来航が禁止されると、平戸にあったオランダ商館が出島へ移転し、それから218年間にわたって出島には蘭学をはじめ日本の近代化に必要なモノや情報が集まり、日本全国へ広がったようです。 幕末に日本が開国すると、出島の役割は終わり、明治期からは周辺の埋め立てが進んで、海に浮かぶ扇形の原形が失われました。 しかし、現在、19世紀初頭の出島へと復元が進んでいましたね。 現在は第3期事業までが完成していますが、今後も進め、四方に水面を確保し19世紀初めの扇形へ完全復元を目指しているようで楽しみですね。 営業時間や入場料は以下でした♪ <営業時間> 8:00〜21:00 <入場料> 大人520円税込 高校生200円税込 小中学生100円税込 また復元された建物等は、時期により以下となり、かなり復元されていて、そして中は資料館となっていて、とても展示が充実していました。 <第1期事業完成2000年(平成12年)〜> ・二番蔵(貿易館) ・一番蔵 ・料理部屋 ・ヘトル部屋 ・一番船船頭部屋 <第2期事業完成2006年(平成18年)〜> ・カピタン部屋 ・乙名部屋 ・三番蔵 ・拝礼筆者蘭人部屋 <第3期事業完成2016年(平成28年)〜> ・組頭部屋 ・銅蔵 ・筆者蘭人部屋(オランダ人書記の住居) ・十四番蔵 ・乙名詰所 ・十六番蔵 その他に以下の復元建物等がありました♪ <幕末の復元建物> ・旧石蔵(考古館) ・新石倉 <明治期に建てられたもの> ・旧出島神学校 ・旧長崎内外クラブ <その他> ・ミニ出島(1976年に制作) ・石造日時計(複製) ・陶製の門柱(1954年に移築) ・県指定史跡ケンペル・ツュンベリー記念碑 ・出島表門橋(130年振りに完成) ・旗竿跡 ・居留地時代の地番境石 ・時鐘 ・用水池 ・荷揚げ場 ・瓦敷き側溝 ・天秤量り(複製) ・水門 特に資料については、江戸時代後半の銅輸出や坂本龍馬関連は興味深かったですね。 あまりに展示物が多く消化不良なので、またこの出島へ行って楽しく学びたいと思います♪
akimustang
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Dejima is no longer an island owing to land reclamation. However, the restoration of buildings from the early nineteenth century (which include living quarters, offices, warehouses and gates) offers a glimpse of the trading activities and way of life at the former Dutch trading post. Definitely worth a visit.
Rod Wong
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Good place to know about a specific part of Japanese history but other than that the area isn’t that pretty. Personally feel like the entry fee is not very worth the experience even with the discount from buying the bus pass.
J Wang
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Nearby Attractions Of Site of the Former Dutch Trading Post on Dejima
Megane Bridge
Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown
Nagasaki Seaside Park
Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum
dormy inn Nagasaki Shinchi Chukagai
ANA Crowne Plaza Nagasaki Gloverhill by IHG
Gunkanjima Digital Museum
Hotel Forza Nagasaki
Nagasaki Koshibyo Confucius Shrine and Historical Museum of China
Hotel JAL City Nagasaki

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Original Chawanmushi YOSSOU (Hamamachi Main Branch)
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6-1 Dejimamachi, Nagasaki, 850-0862, Japan
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+81 95-821-7200
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Website
nagasakidejima.jp
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attractions: Megane Bridge, Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, Nagasaki Seaside Park, Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum, dormy inn Nagasaki Shinchi Chukagai, ANA Crowne Plaza Nagasaki Gloverhill by IHG, Gunkanjima Digital Museum, Hotel Forza Nagasaki, Nagasaki Koshibyo Confucius Shrine and Historical Museum of China, Hotel JAL City Nagasaki, restaurants: Original Chawanmushi YOSSOU (Hamamachi Main Branch), Shikanoko Chinese Restaurant, Tsuruchan, Shianbashi Ramen, Seafood Market Nagasaki Port Dejima Wharf Branch, Kozanrochukagaishinkan, Ramen Hiiragi, Nagasaki Dejima Wharf, Chuka Daihachi Ekimae Branch, Starbucks Coffee Nagasaki Youme Town Yumesaito shop
