Maruyama Park

Park In An Area With Interesting History

This was a quiet small park with a statue of a person not named although some English signage indicated that the park was in the Red-light district of Nagasaki back in the Edo period ( 1600-1867). The...

Small park in quiet neighbourhood

If you go to the original store of Fukusaya Castela (Nagasaki's best, to my mind) you'll find this small park just around the corner. Not much to see for tourists but a pretty little spot with hydran...

A break spot in probably the most feared area of Nagasaki Dungeon

Original Text

This park is a break point in the Maruyama area of the Nagasaki Dungeon, so this park itself is not scary, but this area is where the Yukaku was located, and historical buildings such as temples and shrines are scattered. Not only that, the former Yukaku-related buildings are ruined, and you can feel creepy even in the daytime. In addition, there is a mysterious path that has not been protected by Google map God, and there are many slopes and the path is very poor, so I don't know where I can escape ...

it's a normal park.

Original Text

It is a park in the Maruyama district, which once prospered as a flower town. It's an ordinary park where people who seem to be old people in the neighborhood are vague because it's in the morning of weekdays, but there are Ryoma statues wearing boots, pistols, and pocket watches, so if you are interested, you can visit it. I hope it's good.

A very ordinary park

Original Text

Maruyama, which is said to be one of the three major flower towns in Japan, has hardly retained its prosperity now. Ryomas used to walk around this park near Ryotei Kagetsu, but now it's just a normal park.