Nagasaki · Permanent cultural facility
Dejima
Explore reconstructed trading-post buildings and warehouses to discover Nagasaki’s overseas connections, from the chief factor’s rooms to trade goods.
What to see
- Recreated rooms in the Chief Factor’s Residence
- Trade and cultural-exchange displays in Warehouse No. 2
- Copper warehouse and archaeological remains
Nagasaki-ekimae tram stop → your visit
- Take a tram toward Sofukuji and alight at Dejima; walk about one minute.
- After 18:00 use the Omotemon Bridge entrance; the Water Gate closes at 18:00.
Building exterior · access reference
An exterior reference, not a photograph of the collection or an activity.
Dejima viewed from Tamae Bridge, photographed 15 August 2024. An exterior reference, not proof of current interior access.
Closures & important conditions
Open daily; no weekly closure or holiday substitution. Maintenance may close individual buildings.
- The former Dejima Protestant Seminary is closed to entry for safety. Viewing is limited to the exterior.
- Nearby Dejima iron bridge is closed to vehicles and pedestrians 08:00–17:00 from 23 October 2026 to 23 February 2027. This is a different bridge from the Omotemon entrance bridge.
Plan your visit
Checked: 2026-11-06 · a facility guide, not a dated festival listing
Hours & admission arrangements
08:00–21:00, last admission 20:40. Water Gate entrance 08:00–18:00.
Adults ¥1,100; elementary through high-school students ¥550. No re-entry.
Seven free loan wheelchairs at the main gate. The Dutch Clerk’s Quarters has an elevator and accessible toilet; confirm access to other upper floors.
Admission is sold at the gate and online. An explicit advance-reservation rule for ordinary visits was not found; optional services have separate conditions.
What still needs checking
- Last-minute changes on the visit date
Official sources & photographs
Access to individual areas, exhibits and activities can vary by day.