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  "categories": [
    {
      "id": "all",
      "label": "All discoveries"
    },
    {
      "id": "sights",
      "label": "Major sights"
    },
    {
      "id": "gardens",
      "label": "Gardens & walks"
    },
    {
      "id": "food",
      "label": "Food & markets"
    },
    {
      "id": "culture",
      "label": "Culture & museums"
    },
    {
      "id": "shopping",
      "label": "Shopping"
    },
    {
      "id": "evening",
      "label": "Evenings"
    }
  ],
  "id": "nagasaki",
  "name": "Nagasaki",
  "japaneseName": "長崎",
  "title": "Nagasaki, at your own pace.",
  "checked": "2026-10-22",
  "publication": "published",
  "filmId": null,
  "intro": "A harbour open to the world. Chinese temple roofs, hillside gardens and a delicious bowl of noodles. Make time for the city’s stories, its places of remembrance and the lights across the water.",
  "metaDescription": "Discover Nagasaki with 16 photographed places, six thoughtful outings, tram advice, interactive maps and a free day planner. Harbour views, Dejima, Glover Garden, food and peace heritage.",
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    "attribution": "© <a href=\"https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright\">OpenStreetMap</a> contributors",
    "maxZoom": 18
  },
  "heroImage": "nagasaki-inasa",
  "heroCaption": "A harbour, a thousand lights, a city full of stories.",
  "areas": [
    {
      "id": "harbour",
      "label": "Dejima & the waterfront",
      "intro": "Trading stories, art and a little sea air."
    },
    {
      "id": "south",
      "label": "Oura & Minamiyamate",
      "intro": "Hillside gardens and the city’s international heritage."
    },
    {
      "id": "centre",
      "label": "Chinatown & Hamanmachi",
      "intro": "A leisurely meal, useful shops and everyday city life."
    },
    {
      "id": "east",
      "label": "The river & temple streets",
      "intro": "Stone bridges and quieter discoveries."
    },
    {
      "id": "history",
      "label": "History museum & Suwa Shrine",
      "intro": "Stories of exchange and a shrine above the city."
    },
    {
      "id": "peace",
      "label": "Urakami & the peace sites",
      "intro": "Testimony, remembrance and time to reflect."
    },
    {
      "id": "inasa",
      "label": "Mount Inasa",
      "intro": "A separate journey for the harbour panorama."
    }
  ],
  "stations": [
    {
      "id": "nagasaki",
      "label": "Nagasaki Station · JR",
      "query": "Nagasaki Station 長崎駅"
    },
    {
      "id": "nagasaki-tram",
      "label": "Nagasaki-ekimae · tram",
      "query": "Nagasaki Station tram stop 長崎駅前 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "dejima",
      "label": "Dejima · tram",
      "query": "Dejima tram stop 出島 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "chinatown",
      "label": "Shinchi Chinatown · tram",
      "query": "Shinchi Chinatown tram stop 新地中華街 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "oura",
      "label": "Oura Cathedral · tram",
      "query": "Oura Cathedral tram stop 大浦天主堂 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "ishibashi",
      "label": "Ishibashi · tram",
      "query": "Ishibashi tram stop 石橋 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "medical",
      "label": "Medical Center · tram",
      "query": "Medical Center tram stop メディカルセンター 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "kankodori",
      "label": "Kanko-dori · tram",
      "query": "Kanko-dori tram stop 観光通 電停 長崎"
    },
    {
      "id": "megane",
      "label": "Meganebashi · tram",
      "query": "Meganebashi tram stop めがね橋 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "cityhall",
      "label": "City Hall · tram",
      "query": "Nagasaki City Hall tram stop 市役所 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "sakuramachi",
      "label": "Sakura-machi · tram",
      "query": "Sakuramachi tram stop 桜町 電停 長崎"
    },
    {
      "id": "suwa",
      "label": "Suwa Shrine · tram",
      "query": "Suwa Shrine tram stop 諏訪神社 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "atomic",
      "label": "Atomic Bomb Museum · tram",
      "query": "Atomic Bomb Museum tram stop 原爆資料館 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "peace",
      "label": "Peace Park · tram",
      "query": "Peace Park tram stop 平和公園 電停"
    },
    {
      "id": "fuchi",
      "label": "Fuchi Shrine · ropeway base",
      "query": "Fuchi Shrine Ropeway Station 淵神社駅 長崎ロープウェイ"
    }
  ],
  "places": [
    {
      "id": "dejima",
      "name": "Dejima",
      "ja": "出島",
      "area": "harbour",
      "category": [
        "sights",
        "culture",
        "evening"
      ],
      "tagline": "A small island with a wide world beyond",
      "description": "Walk through reconstructed trading-post streets and rooms that reveal Nagasaki’s exchanges with the Netherlands. Look for the everyday details: furniture, goods, kitchens and the people who connected distant worlds.",
      "lat": 32.7438,
      "lng": 129.8734,
      "minutes": [
        75,
        105
      ],
      "terrain": "Outdoor lanes and historic-style interiors; some upper rooms use stairs.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": false,
      "entry": "Adult ¥1,100; check current admission",
      "arrival": "Take a Route 1 tram towards Sofukuji from Nagasaki-ekimae, alighting at Dejima or Shinchi Chinatown. Follow the signed visitor entrance; the former island is now surrounded by the city.",
      "practical": "The exhibition area normally opens 08:00–21:00, with last entry at 20:40. Restaurants and individual facilities keep separate hours; re-entry is not permitted. Start early enough to enjoy the displays.",
      "address": "6-1 Dejima-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Dejima main gate 出島 表門 長崎",
      "source": "https://nagasakidejima.jp/english/about",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "chinatown",
        "art",
        "wharf"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-dejima",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Ask at the entrance for the accessible ground-level route and wheelchair availability. Do not assume every reconstructed upper-floor room is step-free.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-dejima"
    },
    {
      "id": "glover",
      "name": "Glover Garden",
      "ja": "グラバー園",
      "area": "south",
      "category": [
        "sights",
        "gardens",
        "culture"
      ],
      "tagline": "Gardens and old houses above the harbour",
      "description": "Terraces, verandas and former foreign residents’ homes look out over the port. Give yourself time for the buildings that interest you and a quiet seat with a view.",
      "lat": 32.7344,
      "lng": 129.8698,
      "minutes": [
        90,
        120
      ],
      "terrain": "A hillside garden with slopes, steps and historic thresholds.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": false,
      "entry": "Adult ¥1,300; check current admission",
      "arrival": "Use Oura Cathedral tram stop for the usual uphill approach. The Glover Skyroad from the Ishibashi side provides another way towards the upper entrance; check the garden’s access map before choosing.",
      "practical": "Normal daytime closing is 18:00, with last admission 20 minutes earlier. Extended evening openings are seasonal. Check the current calendar, entrance arrangements and which historic interiors are open.",
      "address": "8-1 Minamiyamate-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Glover Garden グラバー園",
      "source": "https://glover-garden.jp/guide/",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "oura",
        "confucius"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-glover",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Request the garden’s accessible-route guidance in advance. Moving walkways do not make every slope or historic interior accessible; staff can advise on the entrance and loan equipment.",
      "accessUrl": "https://glover-garden.jp/guide/",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-glover"
    },
    {
      "id": "oura",
      "name": "Oura Cathedral",
      "ja": "大浦天主堂",
      "area": "south",
      "category": [
        "sights",
        "culture"
      ],
      "tagline": "A quiet place with a remarkable history",
      "description": "The white historic church and its Christian Museum introduce the communities whose faith survived centuries of prohibition. Visit quietly, with time to read the stories as well as admire the architecture.",
      "lat": 32.7349,
      "lng": 129.8706,
      "minutes": [
        45,
        75
      ],
      "terrain": "Uphill approach and a long entrance staircase; no step-free church entrance.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Adult ¥1,000 including Christian Museum",
      "arrival": "Alight at Oura Cathedral tram stop and follow the uphill shopping street to the historic white church. The tram stop and the church are separate places.",
      "practical": "Normally 08:30–18:00 March–October and until 17:30 November–February; last admission is 30 minutes earlier. Church events may change access. Interior photography is prohibited; follow the cathedral’s rules for the grounds too.",
      "address": "5-3 Minamiyamate-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Oura Cathedral 大浦天主堂",
      "source": "https://oura-church.jp/guide/",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "glover",
        "confucius"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-oura",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": true,
      "access": "The operator confirms that the long staircase is the only entrance to the church. Visitors unable to use it should choose another interior and enjoy the district from a suitable viewpoint; do not assume a lift or ramp exists.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-oura"
    },
    {
      "id": "chinatown",
      "name": "Shinchi Chinatown",
      "ja": "新地中華街",
      "area": "centre",
      "category": [
        "sights",
        "food",
        "shopping",
        "evening"
      ],
      "tagline": "Let lunch tell part of the story",
      "description": "Colourful gateways lead into a compact quarter shaped by Nagasaki’s long relationship with China. Choose a seated meal of champon or sara udon, then browse a few small shops at an easy pace.",
      "lat": 32.7425,
      "lng": 129.8749,
      "minutes": [
        45,
        75
      ],
      "terrain": "Mostly level public streets, crowded at busy times; restaurant thresholds vary.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Free to stroll; meals and purchases extra",
      "arrival": "Use Shinchi Chinatown tram stop. The pin marks the district rather than a particular restaurant.",
      "practical": "Choose a restaurant with confirmed service for your mealtime; some close between lunch and dinner. Lantern Festival decorations and performances are seasonal, not an everyday promise. Confirm ingredients and allergies before ordering.",
      "address": "Shinchi-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown 長崎新地中華街",
      "source": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/111",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "dejima",
        "arcade",
        "wharf"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-chinatown",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": true,
      "access": "The short central streets make a manageable visit. Check entrance steps, seating and toilets with the restaurant you choose.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-chinatown"
    },
    {
      "id": "megane",
      "name": "Spectacles Bridge & the riverside",
      "ja": "眼鏡橋・中島川",
      "area": "east",
      "category": [
        "sights",
        "gardens"
      ],
      "tagline": "Two stone arches and a little pause",
      "description": "The bridge and its reflections give the Nakashima River one of Nagasaki’s best-loved views. Enjoy it from the street-level riverside, then explore a short stretch of the surrounding neighbourhood.",
      "lat": 32.7479,
      "lng": 129.8821,
      "minutes": [
        20,
        40
      ],
      "terrain": "Street-level paths with road crossings; bridge and lower river paths have steps and uneven stones.",
      "shelter": "outdoor",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Free to view",
      "arrival": "Walk from Meganebashi tram stop towards the river. Choose the street-level banks for an easy view; the pin marks the bridge.",
      "practical": "There is no need to descend to the stepping stones for a good visit. Avoid lower paths in rain or high water, and keep crossings and local entrances clear.",
      "address": "Uono-machi and Sakae-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Meganebashi Spectacles Bridge 眼鏡橋 長崎",
      "source": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/95",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "kofukuji",
        "arcade",
        "history"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-megane",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Stay on the upper riverside streets if steps or uneven surfaces are difficult. Crossing the historic bridge is optional.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-megane"
    },
    {
      "id": "kofukuji",
      "name": "Kofukuji Temple",
      "ja": "興福寺",
      "area": "east",
      "category": [
        "culture",
        "sights"
      ],
      "tagline": "A Chinese temple above the river",
      "description": "Red details, tiled roofs and a quieter courtyard reveal another layer of Nagasaki’s trading history. This temple was established by Chinese merchants, and its story connects naturally with nearby Spectacles Bridge.",
      "lat": 32.7483,
      "lng": 129.8857,
      "minutes": [
        30,
        45
      ],
      "terrain": "A rising temple approach with stone steps, thresholds and uneven ground.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Adult ¥300; check current admission",
      "arrival": "Approach from City Hall or Meganebashi tram stop, continuing east towards Teramachi. The temple is uphill from the river.",
      "practical": "The visitor listing gives 07:00–17:00. This is an active place of worship; keep voices low and respect restrictions on interiors and photography.",
      "address": "4-32 Teramachi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Kofukuji Temple 興福寺 長崎",
      "source": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/97",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "megane",
        "history"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-kofukuji",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": true,
      "access": "The approach includes steps. Ask the temple about a suitable entrance before visiting with mobility equipment; the riverside offers a shorter alternative.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-kofukuji"
    },
    {
      "id": "history",
      "name": "Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture",
      "ja": "長崎歴史文化博物館",
      "area": "history",
      "category": [
        "culture"
      ],
      "tagline": "Meet the people behind the port",
      "description": "Documents, objects and displays trace international exchange and everyday life in Nagasaki. The reconstructed magistrate’s-office setting adds another way to imagine the city beyond today’s harbour.",
      "lat": 32.7533,
      "lng": 129.8808,
      "minutes": [
        75,
        120
      ],
      "terrain": "Indoor galleries; the approach rises uphill from the centre.",
      "shelter": "indoor",
      "shortVisit": false,
      "entry": "Collection adult ¥630; special exhibitions extra",
      "arrival": "Use Sakura-machi or City Hall tram stop, then allow for the uphill walk. A taxi to the museum entrance saves the climb.",
      "practical": "Normally open until 19:00 April–November and 18:00 December–March. Regular closures include the first and third Mondays, adjusted for holidays. Confirm the calendar and exhibition charges before setting out.",
      "address": "1-1-1 Tateyama, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture 長崎歴史文化博物館",
      "source": "https://www.nmhc.jp/english/visitor-information/",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "suwa",
        "megane",
        "kofukuji"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-history",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Ask for the lift route and accessible facilities. A direct taxi approach can be more comfortable than the uphill walk from the tram.",
      "accessUrl": "https://www.nmhc.jp/english/access/",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-history"
    },
    {
      "id": "suwa",
      "name": "Suwa Shrine",
      "ja": "諏訪神社",
      "area": "history",
      "category": [
        "culture",
        "gardens"
      ],
      "tagline": "A shrine with the city beneath it",
      "description": "Stone steps lead towards broad shrine courtyards and views over the rooftops. This is an important place in Nagasaki’s daily religious life, as well as the home of the annual Kunchi festival.",
      "lat": 32.7561,
      "lng": 129.8838,
      "minutes": [
        35,
        60
      ],
      "terrain": "A substantial stairway and hillside paths; this is the stairier choice.",
      "shelter": "outdoor",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Free grounds; offerings optional",
      "arrival": "Use Suwa Shrine tram stop and follow the signed approach. The ordinary route climbs a long series of steps.",
      "practical": "Visit in daylight for comfortable footing. Kunchi performances take place on scheduled festival dates; a normal shrine visit does not include a performance. Keep worship areas and private spaces clear.",
      "address": "18-15 Kaminishiyama-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Suwa Shrine 諏訪神社 長崎",
      "source": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/94",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "history",
        "megane"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-suwa",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Do not choose the main staircase if it exceeds your comfortable range. Contact the shrine about vehicle access and an appropriate arrival point before using a taxi.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-suwa"
    },
    {
      "id": "atomic",
      "name": "Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum",
      "ja": "長崎原爆資料館",
      "area": "peace",
      "category": [
        "culture",
        "sights"
      ],
      "tagline": "Time to listen and understand",
      "description": "Objects, photographs and testimony tell of the atomic bombing and its human consequences. Give the visit the time it needs, with room afterwards to sit, reflect and decide what feels right next.",
      "lat": 32.7727,
      "lng": 129.8645,
      "minutes": [
        90,
        150
      ],
      "terrain": "Indoor exhibition spaces with a sloping approach from the tram.",
      "shelter": "indoor",
      "shortVisit": false,
      "entry": "Admission charged; check the official visitor page",
      "arrival": "Take a northbound Route 1 or Route 3 tram to Atomic Bomb Museum, then follow signs uphill to the entrance. A taxi can shorten the approach.",
      "practical": "Displays include distressing material. Families should judge what suits their children and take breaks. Check seasonal closing times and last admission; photography and conduct rules apply inside.",
      "address": "7-8 Hirano-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum 長崎原爆資料館",
      "source": "https://nagasakipeace.jp/en/visit/abm/",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "peace"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-atomic",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": false,
      "access": "Ask staff for lift access, seating and the most comfortable exhibition route. Leave time for a quiet break rather than rushing through every display.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-atomic"
    },
    {
      "id": "peace",
      "name": "Peace Park & the hypocentre",
      "ja": "平和公園・原爆落下中心地",
      "area": "peace",
      "category": [
        "culture",
        "gardens"
      ],
      "tagline": "Space for remembrance",
      "description": "The Peace Statue, memorials and nearby hypocentre invite a thoughtful walk after the museum. These are places of remembrance; a short, attentive visit can mean more than seeing every monument.",
      "lat": 32.7755,
      "lng": 129.8636,
      "minutes": [
        45,
        75
      ],
      "terrain": "Outdoor park paths across different levels, with steps and alternative approaches.",
      "shelter": "outdoor",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Free public memorial grounds",
      "arrival": "Use Peace Park tram stop. The hypocentre grounds lie south of the main Peace Statue area; the pin locates the statue-side park rather than the museum entrance.",
      "practical": "Allow time between the separate memorial areas. Follow signs for the route that suits you and keep ceremonies, offerings and visiting school groups undisturbed. The National Peace Memorial Hall near the museum is a separate optional visit.",
      "address": "Matsuyama-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Peace Park Peace Statue 長崎 平和公園 平和祈念像",
      "source": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/130",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "atomic"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-peace",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": false,
      "access": "Use signed alternatives to steps where available and ask for the current accessible route. You can choose just one level of the grounds and use transport for the next leg.",
      "accessUrl": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/124",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-peace"
    },
    {
      "id": "art",
      "name": "Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum",
      "ja": "長崎県美術館",
      "area": "harbour",
      "category": [
        "culture",
        "evening"
      ],
      "tagline": "Art, architecture and a canal-side pause",
      "description": "A light-filled museum beside the water offers a different pace. Browse the current collection or exhibition, enjoy the building and make time for a drink when the café is open.",
      "lat": 32.7417,
      "lng": 129.8711,
      "minutes": [
        60,
        90
      ],
      "terrain": "Modern indoor galleries and public spaces; outdoor waterfront connections.",
      "shelter": "indoor",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Collection adult ¥420; special exhibitions extra",
      "arrival": "Walk from Dejima or Shinchi Chinatown tram stop towards the waterfront. The museum stands beside the canal and Seaside Park.",
      "practical": "Normally 10:00–20:00, with second and fourth Monday closures and holiday adjustments. The café closes earlier than the galleries. Check the calendar; collection displays and temporary exhibitions have separate tickets.",
      "address": "2-1 Dejima-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum 長崎県美術館",
      "source": "https://www.nagasaki-museum.jp/english/visit/info",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "seaside",
        "wharf",
        "dejima"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-art",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": true,
      "access": "The modern building provides lifts and accessible facilities; ask staff for the route and any current rooftop restrictions.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-art"
    },
    {
      "id": "seaside",
      "name": "Nagasaki Seaside Park",
      "ja": "長崎水辺の森公園",
      "area": "harbour",
      "category": [
        "gardens",
        "evening"
      ],
      "tagline": "A little breathing space by the water",
      "description": "Lawns, canals and harbour paths make a welcome pause between museum visits. Choose a bench, watch the port at work and let the next part of the day wait a little.",
      "lat": 32.7395,
      "lng": 129.8692,
      "minutes": [
        25,
        40
      ],
      "terrain": "Broad paths, lawns and exposed waterfront; occasional bridges and changes of level.",
      "shelter": "outdoor",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Free public park",
      "arrival": "Approach beside the art museum or from Medical Center tram stop. Choose a short waterside section rather than a complete circuit.",
      "practical": "Bring sun or wind protection and keep children clear of the water’s edge. Events may change access to lawns; shorten the stroll in strong wind or heavy rain.",
      "address": "Tokiwa-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Seaside Park 長崎水辺の森公園",
      "source": "https://en.at-nagasaki.jp/mice/facilities/65329",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "art",
        "wharf"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-seaside",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Choose the broad paved routes and a nearby entrance. Grass and smaller connections may be less suitable for wheels after rain.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-seaside"
    },
    {
      "id": "wharf",
      "name": "Dejima Wharf",
      "ja": "長崎出島ワーフ",
      "area": "harbour",
      "category": [
        "food",
        "gardens",
        "evening"
      ],
      "tagline": "Dinner with the harbour beside you",
      "description": "Walk along the water and settle at a café or restaurant when you find a menu you like. The view towards the harbour gives an ordinary meal a lovely sense of place.",
      "lat": 32.7438,
      "lng": 129.8703,
      "minutes": [
        45,
        75
      ],
      "terrain": "Waterfront promenade; restaurant entrances, terraces and upper floors vary.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Free to stroll; meals and drinks extra",
      "arrival": "Walk towards the harbour from Dejima tram stop. This restaurant waterfront is separate from the paid Dejima historic site.",
      "practical": "Each business sets its own opening days, meal times and reservation policy. Choose a confirmed dinner venue before arriving late, and keep a plan for your return tram or taxi.",
      "address": "1-1 Dejima-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Dejima Wharf 長崎出島ワーフ",
      "source": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/255",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "art",
        "seaside",
        "dejima"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-wharf",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Choose a ground-floor venue with suitable seating and toilets. The promenade is a gentler option than the city’s hillside walks.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-wharf"
    },
    {
      "id": "inasa",
      "name": "Mount Inasa observatory",
      "ja": "稲佐山展望台",
      "area": "inasa",
      "category": [
        "sights",
        "evening"
      ],
      "tagline": "The harbour becomes a city of lights",
      "description": "From above, the shape of Nagasaki suddenly makes sense: hills, ships, neighbourhoods and a long sweep of water. Go when visibility is good and stay long enough to watch the light change.",
      "lat": 32.7529,
      "lng": 129.8496,
      "minutes": [
        60,
        90
      ],
      "terrain": "A separate transport journey, summit paths and potentially busy viewing areas.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": false,
      "entry": "Viewpoint free; adult ropeway return ¥1,900",
      "arrival": "For the ropeway, travel to Fuchi Shrine Station, then ride to the summit. The slope car starts at a different, higher park location. The map pin marks the observatory, not either lower boarding point.",
      "practical": "The ropeway normally operates 09:00–22:00, with the last ascent at 21:00. Check live service notices, visibility and your final return before leaving town. Queues and transfers need extra time beyond the visit estimate; a sunset view is never guaranteed.",
      "address": "Inasayama summit, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Mount Inasa Observatory 稲佐山展望台",
      "source": "https://inasayama.info/ropeway/",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "wharf"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-inasa",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Ask the operator about your mobility equipment and the full route to the viewing level. Arrange a suitable taxi or accessible transport for the approach; do not follow a steep walking shortcut.",
      "accessUrl": "https://inasayama.info/access/",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-inasa"
    },
    {
      "id": "confucius",
      "name": "Confucian Shrine & Museum of China",
      "ja": "長崎孔子廟・中国歴代博物館",
      "area": "south",
      "category": [
        "culture",
        "sights"
      ],
      "tagline": "Bright roofs and a quieter courtyard",
      "description": "Carved details, stone figures and Chinese architectural traditions reward a closer look. Combine the shrine courtyard with the museum, taking the time to notice the craftsmanship.",
      "lat": 32.7366,
      "lng": 129.8726,
      "minutes": [
        45,
        60
      ],
      "terrain": "Stone courtyard, thresholds and museum levels; some steps.",
      "shelter": "mixed",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Adult ¥880 including the museum",
      "arrival": "Walk from Oura Cathedral tram stop towards the shrine entrance on Oura-machi. It pairs naturally with the southern heritage district.",
      "practical": "Normally 09:30–18:00, with last admission at 17:30. Mask-changing performances operate on a published calendar and may change; do not assume a show is included in every visit. Re-entry is not permitted.",
      "address": "10-36 Oura-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Nagasaki Confucian Shrine 長崎孔子廟",
      "source": "https://nagasaki-koushibyou.com/",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "glover",
        "oura"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-confucius",
      "admission": "paid",
      "family": true,
      "access": "Contact the venue about entrance steps and access to the museum levels. Choose the parts of the courtyard and displays that suit your mobility.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-confucius"
    },
    {
      "id": "arcade",
      "name": "Hamanmachi Arcade",
      "ja": "浜町アーケード",
      "area": "centre",
      "category": [
        "shopping",
        "food"
      ],
      "tagline": "Everyday Nagasaki, with room for a treat",
      "description": "Covered shopping streets bring together everyday shops, local gifts and places to pause. Browse for castella or a useful little souvenir, then find a café and enjoy the city around you.",
      "lat": 32.7445,
      "lng": 129.878,
      "minutes": [
        45,
        90
      ],
      "terrain": "Mostly level covered streets; busy crossings and individual shop thresholds.",
      "shelter": "covered",
      "shortVisit": true,
      "entry": "Free to browse; purchases extra",
      "arrival": "Use Kanko-dori or a convenient central tram stop and walk into the covered shopping streets. Avoid planning around an old Route 4 tram timetable; check the current operator map.",
      "practical": "The arcade roof provides shelter, but connecting streets remain outdoors. Shops have individual hours and may close before dinner. For an evening meal, choose a restaurant with confirmed service.",
      "address": "Hama-machi, Nagasaki",
      "query": "Hamanmachi Arcade 浜町アーケード 長崎",
      "source": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/sightseeing/102091",
      "sourceLabel": "Official visitor information",
      "pairs": [
        "chinatown",
        "megane"
      ],
      "image": "nagasaki-arcade",
      "admission": "free",
      "family": true,
      "access": "A short section of the arcade works well for a gentler outing. Check each shop’s entrance and use road crossings carefully.",
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#place-arcade"
    }
  ],
  "plans": [
    {
      "id": "first-day",
      "title": "A lovely first day in Nagasaki",
      "eyebrow": "Trading stories, a good lunch and hillside views",
      "image": "nagasaki-glover",
      "stops": [
        "dejima",
        "chinatown",
        "oura",
        "glover"
      ],
      "budget": 480,
      "duration": "About 8 hours",
      "mode": "transit",
      "description": "Begin with Dejima’s trading stories, enjoy lunch in Chinatown and spend the afternoon in the southern heritage district. Choose the interiors that interest you and leave plenty of time for the hills.",
      "note": "Allow a full city day. This does not include the return train journey from Fukuoka. Oura’s staircase is unavoidable; replace its interior with a shorter district stroll if that suits you better.",
      "pace": "Tram connections, outdoor lanes and a hillside afternoon",
      "startStation": "nagasaki-tram",
      "returnStation": "oura",
      "arrival": "Take Route 1 towards Sofukuji for Dejima. After lunch, use Route 5 from Shinchi Chinatown towards Ishibashi, alighting at Oura Cathedral. Follow the signed garden approach rather than a map shortcut.",
      "meal": "Make Chinatown your seated lunch stop. Leave time for menus and a queue, and take a drink break before the hillside visits.",
      "shorten": "Choose Dejima, lunch and either Glover Garden or Oura Cathedral. You can also make the southern district its own day.",
      "weather": "In persistent rain, keep Dejima and lunch, then choose the nearby art museum instead of the hillside. Check its calendar first.",
      "bestFor": "Trading stories, a good lunch and hillside views",
      "stages": [
        {
          "place": "dejima",
          "note": "Enjoy the trading-post streets and selected interiors."
        },
        {
          "place": "chinatown",
          "note": "Sit down for lunch while restaurants are serving."
        },
        {
          "place": "oura",
          "note": "Visit quietly if the stairs suit you; keep this stop optional."
        },
        {
          "place": "glover",
          "note": "Use the garden map to choose a comfortable route and leave before the last exit."
        }
      ],
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#outing-first-day"
    },
    {
      "id": "peace",
      "title": "Time to listen, space to reflect",
      "eyebrow": "Museum testimony and the places of remembrance",
      "image": "nagasaki-peace",
      "stops": [
        "atomic",
        "peace"
      ],
      "budget": 300,
      "duration": "About 5 hours",
      "mode": "walking",
      "description": "Give the museum and nearby memorial grounds a thoughtful half-day. Pause whenever you need to, and keep the rest of the day open rather than rushing to another landmark.",
      "note": "Allow for the tram journey, uphill approaches and a quiet meal or rest. The museum’s content can be upsetting; choose the length of visit that feels right.",
      "pace": "Indoor exhibits, outdoor memorials and changes of level",
      "startStation": "atomic",
      "returnStation": "peace",
      "arrival": "Take a northbound Route 1 or Route 3 tram to Atomic Bomb Museum. After the museum, follow signs towards the hypocentre and Peace Park, choosing suitable paths between the separate areas.",
      "meal": "Take a quiet café or seated lunch break after the museum when you feel ready. There is no need to set a tight restaurant deadline.",
      "shorten": "Visit the museum and one nearby memorial area. You do not have to complete the whole park.",
      "weather": "The museum provides indoor time, but the park is exposed. In rain shorten the outdoor visit or ask about the nearby National Peace Memorial Hall’s opening hours.",
      "bestFor": "Museum testimony and the places of remembrance",
      "stages": [
        {
          "place": "atomic",
          "note": "Move through the exhibits at your own pace, leaving space for a break."
        },
        {
          "place": "peace",
          "note": "Choose the hypocentre, Peace Statue or a shorter memorial route before returning."
        }
      ],
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#outing-peace"
    },
    {
      "id": "river-stories",
      "title": "Stories along the river",
      "eyebrow": "A museum, a Chinese temple and a stone bridge",
      "image": "nagasaki-megane",
      "stops": [
        "history",
        "kofukuji",
        "megane"
      ],
      "budget": 300,
      "duration": "About 5 hours",
      "mode": "walking",
      "description": "Meet the port’s international history in the museum, then explore a Chinese temple and the bridge linked to its community. A short riverside stroll makes a gentle finish.",
      "note": "The walk from the museum to the temple district adds distance and slopes. Use a taxi between them if preferred, or remove the temple to keep the day shorter.",
      "pace": "Indoor galleries, uphill temple access and street-level river views",
      "startStation": "sakuramachi",
      "returnStation": "megane",
      "arrival": "Start from Sakura-machi and walk uphill to the museum, or take a taxi to its entrance. Continue towards Teramachi after lunch, then descend to Spectacles Bridge.",
      "meal": "Pause for a seated lunch around the city-hall or river area between the museum and temple. Check the museum café separately if you prefer to eat there.",
      "shorten": "Choose the history museum, lunch and the bridge. Leave Kofukuji’s steps for another visit.",
      "weather": "Choose the open museum and a café in heavy rain. The temple approach and lower riverside paths can be slippery.",
      "bestFor": "A museum, a Chinese temple and a stone bridge",
      "stages": [
        {
          "place": "history",
          "note": "Focus on the displays that explain the city’s trading connections."
        },
        {
          "place": "kofukuji",
          "note": "Take a quiet temple visit if the approach suits you."
        },
        {
          "place": "megane",
          "note": "Enjoy the arches from the upper riverside before returning to the tram."
        }
      ],
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#outing-river-stories"
    },
    {
      "id": "harbour-art",
      "title": "Art and a little sea air",
      "eyebrow": "Galleries, park paths and a harbour meal",
      "image": "nagasaki-art",
      "stops": [
        "art",
        "seaside",
        "wharf"
      ],
      "budget": 300,
      "duration": "About 5 hours",
      "mode": "walking",
      "description": "Let a few paintings set the pace, step out beside the water and settle in for a leisurely meal. This is a lovely choice when you would rather avoid the city’s long stairways.",
      "note": "Check the museum calendar first. The galleries, café and waterfront restaurants keep separate hours; the park walk can be as short as you like.",
      "pace": "Modern galleries and mostly level waterfront paths",
      "startStation": "dejima",
      "returnStation": "dejima",
      "arrival": "Walk from Dejima tram stop to the art museum. Continue through a short section of Seaside Park, then follow the waterfront north towards Dejima Wharf.",
      "meal": "Choose lunch or an early dinner at the wharf. Browse menus and confirm a table; the museum café is a separate earlier-day option.",
      "shorten": "Keep the art museum and a seated meal. A brief look at the water can be enough of the park.",
      "weather": "Spend longer in the open galleries and skip the exposed park in wind or heavy rain. The short connections between venues remain outside.",
      "bestFor": "Galleries, park paths and a harbour meal",
      "stages": [
        {
          "place": "art",
          "note": "Check which collection rooms or temporary exhibitions interest you."
        },
        {
          "place": "seaside",
          "note": "Choose a bench and a short stretch of waterside path."
        },
        {
          "place": "wharf",
          "note": "Enjoy a meal with a confirmed return route to your hotel or the station."
        }
      ],
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#outing-harbour-art"
    },
    {
      "id": "city-flavours",
      "title": "Small shops, a bridge and something delicious",
      "eyebrow": "A relaxed central-city outing",
      "image": "nagasaki-chinatown",
      "stops": [
        "megane",
        "arcade",
        "chinatown"
      ],
      "budget": 300,
      "duration": "About 5 hours",
      "mode": "walking",
      "description": "Begin beside the river, browse a few covered shopping streets and finish with a proper Chinatown meal. Keep it easy, leaving room for the little discoveries that catch your eye.",
      "note": "This is a daytime outing, with lunch or an early dinner while your chosen restaurant is serving. Shopping hours are separate from restaurant hours.",
      "pace": "Short central walks, covered browsing and a seated meal",
      "startStation": "megane",
      "returnStation": "chinatown",
      "arrival": "Begin at Meganebashi tram stop. After seeing the bridge from the upper riverbank, walk towards Hamanmachi, then continue to Shinchi Chinatown.",
      "meal": "Chinatown is the main meal stop. Champon and sara udon are local favourites; confirm ingredients directly if you have dietary needs.",
      "shorten": "Choose the arcade and lunch, or the bridge and a nearby café. You do not need to walk every lane.",
      "weather": "Use the arcade for covered browsing and shorten the riverside section. Crossings and the approach to Chinatown are still outdoors.",
      "bestFor": "A relaxed central-city outing",
      "stages": [
        {
          "place": "megane",
          "note": "Pause by the stone arches without descending to the lower river path."
        },
        {
          "place": "arcade",
          "note": "Browse a manageable stretch and stop for a drink."
        },
        {
          "place": "chinatown",
          "note": "Choose a restaurant and enjoy the city’s food traditions."
        }
      ],
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#outing-city-flavours"
    },
    {
      "id": "harbour-evening",
      "title": "Stay for the harbour lights",
      "eyebrow": "An early meal and Mount Inasa",
      "image": "nagasaki-inasa",
      "stops": [
        "wharf",
        "inasa"
      ],
      "budget": 300,
      "duration": "About 5 hours",
      "mode": "transit",
      "description": "Enjoy an early meal by the water, then take a separate trip up Mount Inasa for the changing light. Let the weather decide whether the mountain or the waterfront is the better finish.",
      "note": "Allow about five hours including the meal, transfers, waiting and summit visit. Sunset time varies with the season; move dinner before or after the view accordingly. This is easiest with an overnight stay in Nagasaki.",
      "pace": "Waterfront pause, bus or taxi, ropeway and summit viewing",
      "startStation": "dejima",
      "returnStation": "nagasaki",
      "arrival": "Begin at Dejima Wharf. Use a confirmed bus or taxi to Fuchi Shrine ropeway station, then ride to the summit. The slope car uses a different lower station and is not an interchangeable boarding point.",
      "meal": "Choose a wharf restaurant with service at your planned time. A summit meal requires its own availability check; it is not included in this plan.",
      "shorten": "Keep the wharf and dinner when visibility or transport is uncertain. If visiting the mountain, shorten time at the top rather than rushing the return.",
      "weather": "Check the operator’s service status and visibility before leaving the harbour. Wind, low cloud or maintenance may change the plan; retain the waterfront evening as an alternative.",
      "bestFor": "An early meal and Mount Inasa",
      "stages": [
        {
          "place": "wharf",
          "note": "Enjoy the harbour and a meal, leaving a generous transport buffer."
        },
        {
          "place": "inasa",
          "note": "Use the confirmed transport, watch the changing light and descend before the final service."
        }
      ],
      "pagePath": "/explore/nagasaki/#outing-harbour-evening"
    }
  ],
  "evening": {
    "image": "nagasaki-inasa",
    "eyebrow": "A LITTLE LONGER IN NAGASAKI",
    "title": "The harbour has another story after dark.",
    "description": "Dinner by the water, a late gallery visit on an opening day, or the city lights from Mount Inasa when the weather is clear. Stay overnight if you can, and let the evening unfold without a distant train deadline.",
    "category": "evening"
  },
  "planningRules": [
    {
      "place": "inasa",
      "otherAreas": [
        "harbour",
        "south",
        "centre",
        "east",
        "history",
        "peace"
      ],
      "message": "Mount Inasa needs its own transport allowance, a visibility check and a confirmed journey down. The observatory pin is not the ropeway boarding point."
    },
    {
      "place": "atomic",
      "otherAreas": [
        "harbour",
        "south",
        "centre",
        "east",
        "history",
        "inasa"
      ],
      "message": "The peace sites lie north of the central harbour. Allow for the tram journey and time to reflect rather than combining too many districts."
    },
    {
      "place": "oura",
      "otherAreas": [
        "harbour",
        "centre",
        "east",
        "history",
        "peace",
        "inasa"
      ],
      "message": "Oura Cathedral has an unavoidable long entrance staircase. Choose a suitable alternative if stairs are difficult, and allow time for the southern hillside approach."
    }
  ],
  "orderingRules": [],
  "essentials": [
    {
      "title": "Make the tram part of the day",
      "body": "Routes 1, 3 and 5 connect many useful visitor areas. Check both the route number and destination, and consult the current map for transfers. The JR station and Nagasaki-ekimae tram stop are separate points, so allow time between them.",
      "url": "https://www.naga-den.com/pages/816/",
      "label": "Official tram guide"
    },
    {
      "title": "Choose the hill you want to climb",
      "body": "Nagasaki rewards slow travel, but slopes and steps add up. Oura has a long staircase with no step-free church entrance. Glover Garden has its own access routes; use taxis for suitable approaches and ask venues about your needs.",
      "url": "https://oura-church.jp/guide/",
      "label": "Oura visiting and access information"
    },
    {
      "title": "Give remembrance its own space",
      "body": "The museum and memorial grounds belong together, with time to pause afterwards. They are north of the central harbour. Take care with sensitive exhibits and choose what is appropriate for your family.",
      "url": "https://nagasakipeace.jp/en/visit/abm/",
      "label": "Nagasaki’s peace heritage"
    },
    {
      "title": "Check the view before you go up",
      "body": "Mount Inasa is a separate journey. Check live service notices, weather, queues and your return connection. The ropeway and slope car start in different places; choose one complete route before leaving town.",
      "url": "https://inasayama.info/",
      "label": "Mount Inasa operating information"
    },
    {
      "title": "A day from Fukuoka, longer from Osaka",
      "body": "Hakata to Nagasaki takes roughly 1½ hours on the quicker rail connections, changing at Takeo-Onsen. Allow extra time for boarding and local travel. From Osaka, plan an overnight stay; one day cannot comfortably hold every district.",
      "url": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/featured-topics/nc-access",
      "label": "Official access guide"
    },
    {
      "title": "Let lunch be a discovery",
      "body": "Champon, sara udon and castella reflect the city’s history of exchange. Fumi can help you understand a menu and ask a friendly question. Confirm ingredients, allergies and prices directly with the restaurant.",
      "url": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en/featured-topics/firsttime",
      "label": "Food and first-visit ideas"
    }
  ],
  "links": [
    {
      "label": "Understand Japan’s railways",
      "url": "/railway-guides/"
    },
    {
      "label": "Useful Japanese along the way",
      "url": "/japanese/"
    },
    {
      "label": "The Grand Southern Rail Journey",
      "url": "/tours/grand-southern-rail/"
    },
    {
      "label": "The Grand Arc of Western Japan",
      "url": "/tours/grand-arc-western-japan/"
    },
    {
      "label": "Find your next city",
      "url": "/things-to-do/"
    },
    {
      "label": "Take Fumi with you",
      "url": "https://fumijapan.com/"
    }
  ],
  "officialLinks": [
    {
      "label": "Discover Nagasaki official tourism",
      "url": "https://www.discover-nagasaki.com/en"
    },
    {
      "label": "Nagasaki City visitor information",
      "url": "https://en.at-nagasaki.jp/"
    },
    {
      "label": "Nagasaki Electric Tramway",
      "url": "https://www.naga-den.com/pages/816/"
    },
    {
      "label": "Mount Inasa service notices",
      "url": "https://inasayama.info/"
    }
  ],
  "faq": [
    {
      "question": "What makes a good first day in Nagasaki?",
      "answer": "Choose one main story. Dejima, a Chinatown lunch and the southern heritage district make a full day. The peace museum and memorial grounds deserve an unhurried half-day of their own. With two nights, you can enjoy both and stay for the harbour lights."
    },
    {
      "question": "Can I visit as a day trip?",
      "answer": "Yes, from Fukuoka/Hakata with an early start and a focused plan. The faster rail connections take roughly 1½ hours each way and require a change at Takeo-Onsen. Check your trains and allow local travel time. From Osaka, an overnight stay is the more comfortable choice."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is Nagasaki easy to explore with limited mobility?",
      "answer": "The waterfront and modern museums can offer gentler options, but hills, historic stairs and tram access need individual planning. Oura Cathedral has no step-free entrance. Confirm accessible stops, low-floor tram services and venue routes in advance rather than assuming the whole city is level."
    },
    {
      "question": "Are Dejima and Dejima Wharf the same place?",
      "answer": "No. Dejima is a paid historic trading-post site. Dejima Wharf is a nearby restaurant waterfront where you can stroll freely. You can combine them, but they have different entrances, businesses and visiting arrangements."
    },
    {
      "question": "Will Mount Inasa always have a good night view?",
      "answer": "No. Low cloud, rain and wind can affect visibility or transport. Check the operator on the day and confirm the journey back. The ropeway starts at Fuchi Shrine; the slope car starts higher in Inasayama Park."
    },
    {
      "question": "What works well in rain?",
      "answer": "Choose an open museum and a seated meal: the Prefectural Art Museum, Museum of History and Culture or Atomic Bomb Museum suit different interests. Hamanmachi offers covered shopping. Dejima has indoor rooms but also outdoor lanes; hillside approaches and connecting walks remain exposed."
    },
    {
      "question": "Can I add Gunkanjima to one of these outings?",
      "answer": "Treat it as a separate booked excursion with its own check-in, sailing and landing conditions. Sea conditions can prevent landing. It is not included in these six outings and should not be squeezed between fixed museum visits."
    },
    {
      "question": "Are the prices fixed?",
      "answer": "The admission references were checked on 22 October 2026 and can change. They are ordinary adult references where stated; exhibitions, activities, transport, meals and concessions have separate conditions. Use the official venue links for your date."
    },
    {
      "question": "Do I need to book through Fumi?",
      "answer": "No. These city ideas and the day planner are free, and FumiTours receives no booking commissions. Arrange your own visits, meals and transport using the official links."
    },
    {
      "question": "Can I keep my day on my phone?",
      "answer": "Yes. Save favourites, add places to My day, change the order and share a day link or save a day sheet. Choices stay in this browser. Open the Fumi app separately and tell her which places you would like to visit."
    }
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      "A richer food experience",
      "Make lunch part of the story.",
      "Champon, sara udon or a small sweet with tea. Fumi can help you understand the menu and ask about the food, turning a meal into a closer encounter with Nagasaki."
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      "Shopping with confidence",
      "Find a little piece of the city.",
      "A box of castella, a locally made gift or something useful for the journey. Fumi can help you ask what is inside, how to use it and how much it costs."
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      "A real conversation",
      "Follow the question that interests you.",
      "A shopkeeper’s suggestion or a story about the port can open another side of Nagasaki. Fumi can help both sides follow the conversation and let a small exchange go a little further."
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