Contains guide to rooms, restaurants and bars, wedding hall, facilities, and access.

An annual English-language publication on the history and culture of Nagasaki.

Historical essay on the effects of European foods and eating had on Nagasaki from the 16th Century onwards.

Photo gallery in color of the remains of Gukanjima, with map and brief descriptions.

Hotel with hot springs located in Shimabara. With photos, foods, facilities, and sightseeing information.

Guide to this island offshore from Nagasaki Prefecture, with location, geography, lifestyle, ferry information, and local games.

History of Nagasaki Catholicism from the Catholic Encyclopedia.

Japanese government's guide to the prefecture, with profile, geography, access, festivals, sightseeing, and Nagasaki City.

Contains guide to reservations, news, meeting rooms, restaurants, services and facilities, directions, and tourism. Located in Takara-machi, Nagasaki City.

From the official Nagasaki government server.

Page for the prefectural university of Nagasaki.

Photo collection of Nagasaki from missionary family, circa 1895-1910.

Pacifist site on the atomic bombing memorial.

A Japanese-style inn in Tsushima, Nagasaki. With a scuba diving service operator.

Pictures of famous Nagasaki landmarks.

Non-denominational, bilingual congregation in Omura.

Description, history, and photo link database of this island off of Nagasaki used as a coal mine and war facotry, long since abandoned.

Regional bank based in Nagasaki and major coverage in Kyushu. With bank profile, strategic activities, risk management, and financial data.

Documents the history of the foreign settlements in Nagasaki. List of residents with details on some of them, descriptions of places, photos and links.

Story of the development of Nagasaki as a major port of call for Russians, and its prosperity until the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5.

TownNet directories of Nagasaki. General information, travel, regions, events, shopping, and business.