A lovely area that was inhabited by westerners after Nagasaki became one of three ports open to several western countries in the late 1850s.
There is a western style home there as well, which has free entry.
Rod W.
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During the Foreign Settlement Era in Nagasaki (spanning late Edo - Meiji Period), Western residents of Nagasaki were known as "Dutchmen" regardless of their country of origin. Since many Westerners settled in the Higashi-yamate neighborhood, this slope was named Oranda Zaka, i.e. Hollander (Dutch) Slope.
Nat W.
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Wonderful part of Nagasaki to visit. One minute you see a typical Japanese a street and then it's Dutch. Fabulous
Julie M.
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Nice walk to see Dutch inspired architecture. Quick afternoon trip to this area
Michaela K.
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There were too many people, but it's very comfortable to see around.
Good enough to be recommended.
rand F.
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Just a neighborhood hill, with some older homes.
Alexabeth L
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Nice walk and beautiful place to take a picture.
Greg R.
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It's a steep road that you'll share with cars. Old homes are interesting but the views and cherry blossoms make it worth the hike up.