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Nagasaki Washington Hotel

Since the opening of its port to foreign trade in the 16th Century, Nagasaki City was the stage for numerous historical events, making it a city unlike any other in Japan.

Exposed to a tri-cultural environment, Dutch, Chinese and Japanese, it rapidly developed into a gorgeous and exotic port town.
Here West meets East - something that is evident as you stroll down along the local streets.
During the Lantern Festival, hundreds of people flow over Shian-bashi Bridge enjoying the view of the thousands of colorful Chinese
lanterns as they brighten up the night, at the Nagasaki Kunchi Festival a dance is dedicated to the local Shinto god of the Suwa Shrine...
Indeed, there are many exciting events throughout the year.

At Nagasaki Washington Hotel, you can step out the door and see them all. Nagasaki Washington Hotel is surrounded by lots of sightseeing spots such as China Town, Dejima and the Glover House. For business travelers clean and functional facilities and smart serivce are readily available.
Parking: 40 parking spaces (1,000 yen/night, or 300 yen/hour)