Nagasaki 2-day 1-night itinerary, daytime + night view

✅Must experience: Nagasaki Night Tour: Take a stroll along the trail in the seaside forest park, the park is not crowded at night, very peaceful and the art museum is right next to it, with a beautiful exterior. The park is not crowded at night, very tranquil, and the night view is stunning. Picture 1 is the exterior of the art museum, and picture 2 is the seascape taken on the trail in the seaside forest park. World Heritage Oura Catholic Church: The entrance fee is 1000 yen, but it's worth it, including the church and museum, where the museum displays artifacts reflecting the church's history. Pictures 7-8 are the World Heritage monument and the exterior of Oura Catholic Church. Atomic Bomb Park: Visiting the park is free, the memorial hall charges an additional fee, I just walked around the park at the time, there are memorial statues, and a monument stands at the center of the atomic bomb explosion as shown in pictures 9-10. 🌟Highlights: Nagasaki Suwa Shrine: The shrine is right next to the guesthouse we stayed in, a 2-minute walk away, open 24 hours, and admission is free. On the first night, I went to see it on a whim after returning from the seaside forest park, but I just took a glance at the entrance and left The next morning I went inside for a walk. The shrine at night is quite different from the shrine during the day. Pictures 3-6 show the comparison between the shrine at night and during the day. 🚉Transportation tips: City transportation: Getting to several main attractions is convenient, Nagasaki has no subway, the main means of transportation in the city are trams and buses. You can buy a 24-hour pass for the tram, which covers all the main attractions, priced at 700 yen, I bought the electronic ticket on the Japan Transit Planner app, just show it to the driver when getting off. Intercity transportation: My itinerary was Fukuoka-Yufuin-Nagasaki-Fukuoka, from Yufuin to Nagasaki you need to transfer 3 times, so it's much more convenient to go directly from Fukuoka to Nagasaki, with one less transfer. Just follow the transfer guide app or Google map for the transfer plan, the transfers are all within the station, the platforms are very close to each other, use the Kitakyushu JR Pass for the entire journey on the Shinkansen, find the non-reserved seat car and sit down, show the JR Pass to the conductor when they check tickets, no need to buy an additional ticket.