Twenty-Six Martyrs Memorial Museum
Nihon Nijurokushonin Kinenkan
A sacred site in Nagasaki featuring a creative sanctuary reminiscent of Gaudi's architecture and precious artifacts from the Age of Discovery.
The Twenty-Six Martyrs Memorial Museum, located in Nishizaka Park, Nagasaki, is a museum dedicated to honoring the twenty-six martyrs of Japan.
What makes it special
About Twenty-Six Martyrs Memorial Museum
- Experience the creative and original architectural design inspired by the Gaudi style up close.
- Don't miss the precious models and antique maps that illustrate the history of the Age of Discovery.
- Enjoy the serene environment of Nishizaka Park, where history and culture blend beautifully.
- Pay close attention to the high-art exhibits, such as the fresco paintings by Michika Hasegawa.
- Immerse yourself in a quiet, contemplative atmosphere while reflecting on the history of Nagasaki.
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9/17
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9/18
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9/19
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9/21
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9/22
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9/23
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Tips
Payment
Cash is highly recommended.
English Support
Please check on-site for the availability of English signage or exhibits.
Reservations
No prior reservation is required.
Dress Code
As this is a sacred site, please avoid wearing overly revealing clothing.
Photography
Please follow local rules regarding photography of exhibits and the chapel.
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrances are available.
Etiquette
Please maintain silence within the museum and the church.
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