Nagasaki’s Gem: A Visit to Glover Garden #japan #travel #nagasaki #clover #garden

Nagasaki’s Gem: A Visit to Glover Garden #japan #travel #nagasaki #clover #garden

clover Garden Nagasaki’s most beloved attraction sits a top a picturesque hill visitors often take the convenient escalator to reach the summit then enjoy a leisurely stroll downwards exploring the garden’s delights as they descend perched at Glover Gardens scenic vista the former Mitsubishi number two do house was built in 1896 as a dormatory for foreign crew its second floor offers a stunning panoramic view of Nagasaki port [Music] we followed the well-paved walkway as it gently descended along the way ponds shimmerred and waterfalls cascaded adding serene beauty to our stroll [Music] within the beautiful Glover Garden stands a former Glover House a building steeped in history this was once the residence of Scottish merchant Thomas Glover and his family who called it home for two generations glover himself arrived in Nagasaki in 1859 a mere 21-year-old with a vision he quickly became a pivotal figure widely credited with contributing significantly to the modernization of Japan through his diverse trade ventures including ship building coal mining and tea production [Music] [Music] nagasaki port is a constant hub of activity with cruise ships arriving daily on the day of our visit the magnificent Diamond Princess was docked and we saw many of its passengers exploring the beauty of Clover Garden [Music] before leaving Clover Garden we passed through the Nagasaki Traditional Performing Arts Center where interesting exhibitions line the hallways offering a final glimpse into a local culture [Music] [Music]

Clover Garden, Nagasaki’s most beloved attraction, sits atop a picturesque hill. Visitors often take the convenient escalator to reach the summit, then enjoy a leisurely stroll downwards, exploring the garden’s delights as they descend.

Perched at Glover Garden’s scenic vista, the Former Mitsubishi No. 2 Dock House was built in 1896 as a dormitory for foreign crew. Its second floor offers a stunning panoramic view of Nagasaki Port.

Nagasaki Port is a constant hub of activity, with cruise ships arriving daily. On the day of our visit, the magnificent Diamond Princess was docked, and we saw many of its passengers exploring the beauty of Clover Garden.