I’m late posting pictures, partly due to a new user interface in WordPress, and our day-to-day schedule. Here’s some shots from Nagasaki, which we visited on Monday and Tuesday this week:
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Oura Catholic Church — Japan’s oldest wooden church, built by French missionaries in 1865.
Glover Garden — Named after a wealthy Scottish man named Thomas Glover, who came to Japan in 1859 at the age of 21. The Japanese government considers this an “important cultural asset.”
Chinatown — had lunch here; see next photos
Chanpon — Nagasaki’s famous (& ubiquitous) specialty at Kouzanrou restaurant. I prefer ramen, soba or udon.
(name tbd) Tonpourou (とんぽうろう) — Forgot the name of this, but a combination of Cliff’s cha-shu sandwich and a cha-shu ball. Really good!
Cha-han (fried rice) — Excellent!
Kirin draft beer (生ビール) — Nothing more to say…speaks for itself!
More pics to come in a later post.
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