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Saikai National Park Kujukushima Visitor Center
The Kujukushima Visitor Center in Sasebo. It covers island ecology and environmental education.
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Nagasaki Prefectural Archaeological Center
The prefecture's center for buried cultural properties. Located on Iki, it preserves artifacts excavated on the islands.
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Tsushima Museum
A museum in Tsushima on the island's history and nature and its exchanges with Korea.
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Nagasaki Agricultural and Forestry Technical Development Center
The prefecture's agricultural and forestry technical development center. It works on varieties of loquat and citrus.
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Nagasaki Prefectural Institute of Fisheries
The prefecture's institute of fisheries. It surveys the resources of the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea.
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Nagasaki University Institute of Tropical Medicine
Nagasaki University's Institute of Tropical Medicine. It researches infectious diseases and tropical medicine. The only one of its kind in Japan.
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Nagasaki University Atomic Bomb Disease Institute
Nagasaki University's Atomic Bomb Disease Institute. It researches the effects of radiation from a medical standpoint.
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Honmyogawa Dam Construction Learning
Honmyogawa Dam in Isahaya. Visitors can learn about the dam plan for flood control.
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Nagasaki Port and Sasebo Port Harbor Learning
Nagasaki Port and Sasebo Port. They serve shipbuilding and logistics.
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Peace Park (Peace Statue and Fountain of Peace)
A park in memory of those killed by the atomic bomb, with the Peace Statue, where a ceremony is held each 9 August.
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Mount Inasa
A 333-metre hill in Nagasaki City, with the night view of the harbour and the hills that ring the city.
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Oranda Slope
A stone-paved slope at Higashiyamate in Nagasaki City, left from the foreign settlement.
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Nagasaki Ropeway
A ropeway to the summit of Mount Inasa, its cabins designed by an industrial designer.
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Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown
The Chinatown of Nagasaki, enclosed by gates at four points, with shops along about 250 metres of crossing streets.
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Hamacho Arcade
A shopping arcade in central Nagasaki, used by townspeople for everyday shopping.
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Peace Park (Atomic Bomb Hypocenter)
The point above which the atomic bomb burst on 9 August 1945, marked by a black stone pillar.
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Hario Transmitting Station Hario Radio Towers
Three radio towers in Sasebo, completed in 1922 and about 136 metres high; an important cultural property.
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Kozakibana Park
A park in Sasebo at the westernmost point of mainland Japan, with a monument to mark it.
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Chiwata Station
An unstaffed station in Higashisonogi, its wooden building facing straight onto Omura Bay.
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JMSDF Sasebo Museum (Sail Tower)
A museum in Sasebo gathering material on the old navy, run by the Maritime Self-Defense Force.
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Kujukushima Kanko Park
A park in Sasebo, looking out over the Kujukushima islands from a grassy hill.
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