Ryokans in Japan

Ryokan in Nagasaki

長崎

A harbour city built on hills around a long bay, for two centuries Japan's only port open to Dutch and Chinese traders. It is at the end of the Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen, and the start of the bus to the hot springs of Unzen, about 100 minutes away.

Nagasaki through the year

  • Cherry trees in blossom beside the tram line in Nagasaki

    Spring春

    March to May

    Cherry trees first bloom around 23 March in an average year.

  • Nagasaki harbour and the city on its hills under a summer sky, seen from Glover Garden in late July

    Summer夏

    June to August

    On the evening of 15 August, in the Shoro Nagashi, families who lost someone in the past year pull handmade boats for the dead through the streets amid firecrackers.

  • Performers carry a golden dragon through the dragon dance at Nagasaki Kunchi, the city's October shrine festival

    Autumn秋

    September to November

    The Nagasaki Kunchi, the festival of Suwa Shrine, is held from 7 to 9 October.

  • Pink paper lanterns and red pennants for the Nagasaki Lantern Festival against a blue sky

    Winter冬

    December to February

    For the first fifteen days of the Chinese New Year, usually in February, the Lantern Festival hangs thousands of lanterns around Chinatown.

The ryokan

Listed stays

9 approved listings · 9 total in Nagasaki

  1. Nagasaki

    Nagasaki Baishokaku

    Ryokan

  2. Nagasaki

    Nagasaki Nisshokan

    Ryokan

  3. Nagasaki

    Stadium City Hotel Nagasaki

    Onsen hotel · Onsen

  4. Nagasaki

    Watanabe Minpaku

    Minshuku

  5. Nagasaki

    Yataro

    Ryokan

Photo credits

Tomio344456, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Marine-Blue, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons