[2025 Nagasaki Attraction] Travel Guide for Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown (Updated Jan)

What kind of Chinese cuisine can't be found in China? There is a mixture of shredded noodles Japanese ramen noodles in Japan. There is a mixture of shredded pork, vegetables and seafood. It originated and was famous in Nagasaki. It first appeared in the Meiji period. It is said to be an improved dish of the Four Seas Building in Fujian Restaurant (still in operation today). The name of this kind of face is also said to mean eaten in Fujian. I don't know if you still remember the Chinese chef's home, is he the episode of the special chef exam? The title is face. The alkali stone that the small family carried with was forgotten by the female host and had to ride back to take the stone. One of the most important features of this Chinese assorted noodle in Nagasaki is that it must use an alkaline water surface. Second, the side dish is the fried noodles. In addition to noodle soup, there is also a kind of crispy noodles in Nagasaki's signature Chinese cuisine called Dish, which is like the two sides of Shanghai. The soul of this bowl is the white soup, the pork bones, chicken bones and seafood that are slowly stewed for a few hours. Just need a bite to understand why the Japanese who come to Nagasaki have to line up to eat a bowl. The store with the highest score on tabelog is located in Zhonghua Street [Jiangshan Building], and Figure 9 is the birthplace of Chinese cuisine, which affects Japan [Sihai Building]. An average of 1,500 yen / a bowl, there will be a small amount of shark fin.

Planning to visit Japan during Spring Festival? This 5-day itinerary will help you explore Japan with ease and ensure you don't miss any popular attractions. Save it now! . Japan is located in East Asia and has a rich history and culture. 🏞️ From the majesty of Mount Fuji to the ancient charm of Kyoto, Japan is a blend of tradition and modernity. 🌸 The land of cherry blossoms and samurai, every scene tells a story of Japan. . 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown > Peace Park > Nagasaki Port Stroll through Chinatown to experience exotic customs, then enjoy the tranquility of Peace Park, and finally admire the sea view at Nagasaki Port. Day 2: Otome-no-taki Park > Ureshino Onsen Yudokoro Hiroba > Oouo Shrine's Torii Gate in the Sea > Tosu > Arita Porcelain Park Explore natural scenery, relax in hot springs, and visit mysterious shrines and unique ceramic art. Day 3: Fukuoka Castle > Ohori Park > Matcha Ceremony > Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Visit an ancient castle, stroll through a park, enjoy matcha, and finally visit a historic shrine to experience the charm of Japanese culture. Day 4: Kumamoto Castle > Sakuranobaba Josaien > Aso Shrine > Mount Aso Explore the charm of Kumamoto Castle, enjoy the scenery of the horse farm, and then visit shrines and mountains to experience the fusion of nature and mystery. Day 5: Oita - Xi'an End your wonderful trip to Japan and return to Xi'an with beautiful memories. . 🎒 Travel Essentials: Things to Bring to Japan 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japanese sockets are different. 📜 Bring your passport and visa to ensure a smooth entry and exit. 👚 January in Japan is a bit cold, so bring a thick coat and sweater. 🔋 Bring chargers and power banks for your phone and camera. 💊 Bring some common medicines just in case. 💰 Bring cash and credit cards for a more convenient shopping experience. . 🎉 Enjoy every moment in Japan and have a great trip!

#asiatrip Visiting Chinatown in Nagasaki was like stepping into a vibrant tapestry of culture and history! Nestled in the heart of the city, this bustling district is a feast for the senses. The vibrant red gates, intricate lanterns, and traditional Chinese architecture immediately catch your eye. Walking through the lively streets, the aroma of authentic Chinese dishes fills the air, tempting you to try everything! From the delicious steamed buns to the historical significance as one of Japan’s oldest Chinatowns, this place is a beautiful blend of flavors and stories. Whether you’re here for the food, the culture, or the vibrant atmosphere, Nagasaki’s Chinatown is an unforgettable adventure!

Nagasaki City once served as Japan's only international trade port during the Edo Seoul period. Although Nagasaki was attacked by atomic bombs, it still retains many historical relics with European architectural styles. When visiting Nagasaki, it is recommended to purchase a one-day pass, which allows you to ride unlimited Nagasaki City trams for one day and visit many attractions, including Glover Garden, Oura Cathedral, Spectacle Bridge, Nagasaki City’s Old Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, and Shinchi China Street and so on.

The restaurant was beautiful and the service was very pleasant. My mother and I went there together and ordered one each of the special champon and the special sara udon. We shared each and ate them together. The champon had thick, chewy noodles, so we ordered thin noodles for the sara udon, which was a great choice. The two looked similar but had completely different flavors, so I recommend sharing them. It was rich, delicious, and filling! Thank you for the meal. 📍Saiko 9-10 Shinchimachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, 850-0842 #0 yen trip November

Nagasaki and Sasebo are two important cities in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, each with its own unique charm and rich tourism resources. Nagasaki: As the capital of Nagasaki Prefecture, Nagasaki has a rich historical and cultural heritage. Must-see attractions include Glover Garden, Peace Park, and the night view from Mount Inasa, which fully showcase Nagasaki's history, culture, and natural scenery. In addition, Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown is also a great place for tourists to taste delicious food and experience exotic customs. Sasebo: Located in the north of Nagasaki Prefecture, Sasebo is the second largest city in Nagasaki Prefecture, famous for its shipbuilding and defense industries. Sasebo has a US Navy base, so the cityscape is full of American style. In addition, Sasebo is also a famous tourist city, with attractions such as Huis Ten Bosch, the largest theme park in Kyushu, and Kujukushima, which is a member of the "World's Most Beautiful Bays Club." Visitors can taste Sasebo burgers, lemon steak, and other local delicacies, and enjoy a unique travel experience.

❤Chinese New Year, in a foreign country, Chinese people also decorate the city with enthusiasm to celebrate the Chinese New Year together. 👍As one of the three major Chinatowns in Japan, Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown holds a lantern festival every Chinese Lunar New Year. The Nagasaki Light Festival in 2024 used about 15,000 lanterns (Chinese lanterns) and artworks to decorate the streets of Nagasaki, which were colorful. When the sun sets, the lanterns light up the streets of Nagasaki. 🌟Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, since the middle of the Edo period, has been reclaimed by Chinese traders to build cities and warehouses for merchants. Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown is centered on a crossroad, 250 meters long from east to west and 250 meters wide from north to south. The cobblestone road surface was built in cooperation with Nagasaki's sister city in Fujian Province. After a hundred years, there are now about 40 Chinese restaurants, Chinese pastry shops, and Chinese grocery stores in a row. 🖼The Nagasaki Lantern Festival, which decorates the winter in Nagasaki, was originally a Spring Festival event held by Chinese people in Shinchi Chinatown. Gradually, it has also evolved into a local feature of Nagasaki. Now, it has become an important event in winter, and lanterns are lit up in the streets and alleys of Nagasaki, attracting many tourists to watch the lights. The Nagasaki Lantern Festival is open during the Lunar New Year every year, lasting for 15 days (from February 9 to 25, 2024), full of authentic Chinese style. 📍Lantern Festival Address: Nagasaki City Center Street Area (Peace Park・Inasayama・Glover Garden, etc.).

Walking Nagasaki, Japan Hello Nagasaki is a small city, the city's main means of transportation is the kind of streetcars, which are now almost extinct in Chinese cities, but many cities in Japan still retain decades Former transportation, a strong sense of nostalgia. The first stop was Zhonghua Street, which became very lively because of the arrival of our party. Similar to Nagasaki's Chinatown. Zhonghua Street is located in Xindi Town, Nagasaki City, and is ranked as the three largest Chinese streets in Japan along with Yokohama Chinatown and Kobe Nanjing. There are about 40 Chinese restaurants and Chinese grocery stores on both sides of the street. The street is located in the middle of the Edo period in order to build China's import trade goods warehouse and reclaimed land for new land reclamation. At the east-south entrance of the crossroads with a total length of about 250 meters, there is a Chinese gate, carved with traditional Chinese orientation. The animals of the gods are Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and Xuanwu. The slate route of Xindi Zhonghua Street assisted the construction of Fuzhou City, the sister city of Nagasaki City. Chinese style archway, the store logo of the nostalgic Chinese font, really has a Chinese style. There are many Chinese restaurants on both sides of the street. When dining at Zhonghua Street, dining here is also a good choice. At the other entrance of Chinatown, there is a small drug store. I just wanted to go in and found that there is no place for me to stand. Helpless, waiting outside the road to walk freely. In Nagasaki, wherever it is not a tourist attraction, it is very clean. Unfortunately, time is not enough, otherwise you must walk around and go around. The streets of Nagasaki are actually very good shots. The Nagasaki in front of you is particularly peaceful and has no competition. The red mail box that often appears in Japanese TV shows, even the mail box in kmoji's expression is like this -