Nagasaki Japan Travel Guide
Japan's official currency the Japanese Yen (JPY, ¥).
Cash remains widely used, especially at smaller shops, local restaurants, and for public transport fares. However, credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club) increasingly accepted at larger hotels, department stores, and popular tourist spots.
These rough figures a general guide for daily expenses in Nagasaki, excluding international airfare.
| Category | Item/Type | Typical Price Range (JPY) |
|---|---|---|
| Accommodations (per night) | Bed In A hostel dorm | ¥2,500 - ¥4,000 |
| Business Hotel (single) | ¥6,000 - ¥10,000 | |
| Mid-range Hotel (double) | ¥10,000 - ¥20,000 | |
| Luxury Hotel/Ryokan | ¥20,000 - ¥50,000+ | |
| Meals (per person) | Convenience Store Meal (onigiri, bento) | ¥300 - ¥800 |
| Street Food/Casual Eatery (ramen, udon) | ¥700 - ¥1,500 | |
| Mid-range Restaurant | ¥1,500 - ¥3,000 | |
| Fine Dining | ¥5,000 - ¥15,000+ | |
| Transportation (Nagasaki City) | Tram Fare (per ride) | ¥140 |
| Tram Day Pass | ¥600 | |
| Nagasaki Bus Fare | ¥150-¥400 (by distance) | |
| Taxi (starting fare) | ~¥600-¥700 | |
| Attractions (entry fee) | Atomic Bomb Museum | ¥200 |
| Glover Garden | ¥620 | |
| Oura Church | ¥1,000 | |
| Dejima | ¥520 | |
| Mt. Inasa Ropeway (round trip) | ¥1,250 |
Utilize the Tram System: Nagasaki's tram network inexpensive and reaches the majority of main attractions. Purchase a Nagasaki Tram One-Day Pass for limitless rides; this a good value after five rides. Eat Local: Go for local eateries, ramen shops, udon shops, and convenience stores (konbini) for budget-friendly and authentic meals. Supermarkets also good for groceries, ready-made meals, and snacks.
Many attractions in the city center are within walking distance of each other. Enjoy walking through the historical quarters and along the waterfront.
Many parks, temples, and shrines offer free entry. The Peace Park and Spectacles Bridge are prime instances of significant sites you can visit at no charge.
Before your trip, check the Nagasaki Tourism website for any regional discount passes that might cover multiple attractions or transportation.
Look into flight compensation services like AirHelp or travel insurance from SafetyWing.
Booking flights and accommodation in advance can book better rates.
