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Original Text

Of the Higashiyamate Western-style houses in the Higashiyamate district, three are old photography museums and one is buried museums. 147 old photos are exhibited on a panel of 90, and there are also exhibits and works about Hikoma Ueno, who is from Nagasaki and is said to be the founder of the photo. Admission is cheap, so I think it's a good idea to visit.

Just looking at the building from the outside is enough.

Original Text

3 minutes walk from the tram "Ishibashi" tram stop. Four of the "Higashiyamate Western-style houses" built on the Holland slope are used as museums. The admission fee is 100 yen, and you will pay on the first floor of the building closest to Dutch slope. The building of "Higashiyamate Western-style houses" is a Western-style house built in the mid-Meiji era, and the thin blue outer wall is impressive. Photos of Nagasaki from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji era, fragments of ceramics excavated in the neighborhood, etc. are exhibited in the hall, but nothing was interesting. ... Buildings of housing groups

Dongshan Shouyangfeng Residential Group を Active した, Archive

Original Text

Of the seven Western-style houses in Higashiyamate, it is open to the public as an old photography museum and a buried museum for a fee. The admission fee is 100 yen with a common ticket. The old Western-style building remains as it is around here, and the building is also a highlight.

Same color の Yangfeng Residence を Utilization した Archive です

Original Text

２ column and ぶ Dongshan Shouyangfeng Residential Group の column の column ４ building を using した archival です. １ building は buried は building り３ building が ancient photo archival になり square とも materials (common coupons 100 ) です. Ueno Ma's の ancient photo があります.

City Designated tangible cultural wealth

Original Text

Of the seven Western-style buildings in Higashiyamate Western-style residential areas, three are old photography museums, representing the characteristics of foreign settlements and urban areas in Nagasaki from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period.