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Tōjin Yashiki, Nagasaki — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Tōjin Yashiki is a quarter of Nagasaki, Japan, founded in 1689 and listed alongside museums from Glover Garden to the Dejima Museum.
About Tōjin Yashiki
Where to stay in Tōjin Yashiki
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Beds are a Nagasaki question. The quarter carries a founding year of 1689 and a name on the map, while the sites filed under it, Glover Garden, the Dejima Museum, the Siebold Memorial Museum, lie scattered across the city rather than gathered along one street Tōjin Yashiki could call its own. Choose the room by whichever of them comes first in the plan.
About Tōjin Yashiki
What are the main landmarks in Tōjin Yashiki?
The register filed against Tōjin Yashiki reads as a museum inventory. Glover Garden opens it. The Dejima Museum, the Siebold Memorial Museum, the Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture and the Twenty-Six Martyrs Museum and Monument all follow, with the Former Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Nagasaki Branch and the Christian Museum, Ōura Catholic Church, carrying the trading and mission chapters between them.
Several of these stand elsewhere in Nagasaki.
What is the history of Tōjin Yashiki?
Tōjin Yashiki dates from 1689. No founder is named. The rest of what the record holds against the quarter, the Twenty-Six Martyrs Museum and Monument, the Kameyama Shachū Memorial Museum, the Former Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Nagasaki Branch, documents the history of Nagasaki around it rather than the founding itself, which the entry fixes to that one year and leaves there.
Where is Tōjin Yashiki?
No boundary is recorded for Tōjin Yashiki. The quarter is filed as part of Nagasaki, and the register that names it gives neither an area nor an edge to trace.
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Updated September 2026