Nagasaki Trams Lines & Fares
- Published on : 21/02/2014
- by : Japan Experience
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Nagasaki Trams: Nagasaki has four tram lines operated by Nagasaki Electric Tramway: Line 1 (blue), Line 3 (red), Line 4 (yellow) and Line 5 (green).
Nagasaki Trams 長崎電気軌道
Nagasaki has four streetcar (tram) lines operated by Nagasaki Electric Tramway: Line 1 (blue) from Akasako (Ohato) to Shokakuji-shita, Line 3 (red) Akasako (sakura-machi) to Hotarujaya, Line 4 (yellow) Shokakuji-shita (Nishihamano-machi) to Hotarujaya and Line 5 (green) Ishibashi (Nishihamano-machi) to Hotarujaya. Nagasaki trams are a great way to get around this historic port city.
Nagasaki TramsInterchange Tram Stops
The main interchange stops for the Nagasaki trams are Nagasaki JR Station, (Nagasaki Eki-mae), Tsukimachi and Suwajinja-mae. The basic fare is 120 yen or a one-day pass for 500 yen is available at the Tourist Office at Nagasaki Station. You can also pay using a Nagasaki Smart Card. Trams run from 6 am until around 11 pm at night. Check the individual stops for precise times. Enter through the rear door and exit from the front door next to the driver.
Tram in Nagasaki, Nagasaki Prefecture, KyushuTransfer Tickets
A transfer ticket is issued at Tsukimachi. The street cars in Nagasaki afford easy access to the majority of attractions in Nagasaki including Glover Garden, the Nagasaki Peace Park, Dejima and Sofukuji Temple.
History
Nagasaki's trams have been in constant operation since 1915. There is a monument to those people killed on the trams on the day of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945.
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