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Oranda-zaka ("Dutch slope") refers to the steep streets of a pleasant hillside residential area of Nagasaki. Western merchants, most notably from the Netherlands, settled in the area in the second half of the 19th century. The former residences of several Western merchants are exhibited in the nearby Glover Garden open air museum.

How to get there

The Dutch slopes are a short walk from the "Shiminbyoin-mae" tram stop on the line number five. How to get to and around Nagasaki

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Nagasaki & Imari Pottery Tour A 5-day tour that lets visitors explore the two sides of Kyushu: the exotic Nagasaki.