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![[Image1]Title: StrivingLocation: Dejima, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki PrefectureFestival: Nagasaki Minato Festiva](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/fccf09707903e82e5ba20ba9effd11468aab46e1.jpg)
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Nagasaki has many famous sightseeing spots and scenic spots, but one tourist attraction that has been covered by the media in the past few years is "Gunkanjima", which is a site of Nagasaki's Industrial Revolution.
As the powerful popular name "Gunkanjima" indicates, the magnificent scenery that shines on the ocean is so powerful that it overwhelms the viewer!
It is extremely popular among young people as an Instagrammable tourist spot.
The area around Nagasaki and Gunkanjima has not only scenery but also attractive hidden gem that attract gourmet tourists. I would also like to keep the local gourmet dishes such as "Nagasaki castella", "champon", "Turkish rice", and "dish udon" in check.
In this article, the role played by Gunkanjima and the current situation are abundantly introduced in beautiful 4K images.
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