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Dine in a space that was once a cathedral, with vibrant stained glass and a soaring 10-meter ceiling. Each dish combines local ingredients, the cultural DNA of Nagasaki’s Japanese, Chinese, and Western influences, and the chef’s playful creativity. Enjoy an innovative gastronomic experience designed to spark your curiosity.

Our guest rooms have been designed to incorporate elements of Nagasaki's Wa-Ka-Ran culture. The Japanese character for Wa means Japan, Ka means China, and Ran means the Netherlands or, more broadly, the West. The designs evoke the city's past and the possibilities that the future holds.

As you walk the streets of Nagasaki, known as the city of slopes, you will encounter scenes that bring together a diverse variety of characteristics. At once,you wande through an entrancing labyrinth that is both familiar and completely new, immersing you in the glory and romance of a past still alive in the present.

Enjoy a collaboration afternoon tea with 'Pierre Hermé Paris' themed around the 'Sugar Road.' Including seven types of sweets like amber sugar resembling cathedral stained glass and Pierre Hermé macarons, as well as four savory items like castella fruit sandwiches and kakuni slider burgers.