Situated in the northwest of the Kyushu region, Nagasaki comprises five peninsulas and many islands. For a long time, it has played an important role as a transportation point facing the continent. The city is also known for being the second atomic bomb target during World War II.
Nagasaki's major scenic spots include Kujuku-shima Islands of the Saikai National Park, and the main peak Fugen-dake of the volcano Unzen-dake, situated in the Shimabara-hanto Peninsula.
Also of interest, Huis Ten Bosch, a theme park which was established in association with Holland.
Nagasaki City is a port city with major features such as the Peace Park, evoking the horrible damage the atomic bomb caused as well as appealing for world peace, and the Christian church, O-ura Tenshudo, with an exotic atmosphere.
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