長崎市

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English: Nagasaki is the capital city of Nagasaki Prefecture. It is a historical city noted for international contact during the time when Japan was mostly isolated from foreign influence. It was the second (and, so far, last) site of the use of a nuclear weapon against a human target. August 9, 1945.
한국어: 나가사키 시는 나가사키 현의 현청 소재지이다. 에도 시대에는 유일한 교역 항구인 데지마가 위치해 있었다. 이곳도 제2차 세계대전인 1945년 8월 9일에 원자폭탄이 투하되었으며, 7만명이 사망하는 대참사가 일어났다.
日本語: 長崎市は、長崎県の県庁所在地である。江戸時代では唯一の貿易港出島を保有していた。また、この地は原子爆弾投下の標的となり、1945年8月9日に投下され、約7万人が死ぬという大惨事に至った。

Monument to Martyrs

A Catholic church in Nagasaki

Orandazaka, the "Dutch slope"

Orandazaka, the "Dutch slope"

Sofukuji, a Buddhist temple

Sofukuji, a Buddhist temple

Shofukuji, a Buddhist temple

Shofukuji, a Buddhist temple

Shofukuji, a Buddhist temple

Meganebashi, the "Spectacles Bridge"

Meganebashi

Meganebashi

Meganebashi

Statue of Ueno Hikoma, near Meganebashi

Statue of Ueno Hikoma, near Meganebashi

Monument to Ranald MacDonald

Koinobori in Nagasaki

Scene at Dejima

Scene at Dejima

Prefectural headquarters

Monument at Peace Park donated by Porto, Portugal

Statue at Peace Park

Statue at Peace Park donated by St. Paul, Minnesota

Urakami Cathedral

Bell and drum tower at Kōfuku-ji

Honden at Kōfuku-ji

Waterfront

Statuette at Suwa Shrine

[edit] Nuclear attack

原子爆弾による被害

See Category:Nagasaki in Ruins

Picture taken of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945

Nagasaki after the bombing

Urakami Station on August 10,1945

Urakami Tenshudo on Jan.7,1946

Aerial shot of city before the bombing

Aerial shot of city after the bombing

One-legged torii, still standing in 2007

Part of Urakami Cathedral that withstood the bombing. It was moved to its present location near Ground Zero.
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