Nomozaki Dinosaur Park

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Spreading across an exceptionally scenic location looking out over the majestic East China Sea at the southernmost edge of the Nagasaki Peninsula, the "Nomozaki Dinosaur Park" is captivating. Inside the "Nagasaki Nomozaki Dinosaur Museum" situated within the grounds, you can experience dynamic primordial history, including fossil replicas of one of the world's largest Upper Cretaceous Tyrannosaurids discovered right within Nagasaki City. Stepping outside, a magnificent openness expands, looking out over endless blue seas and the distinct silhouette of the World Heritage site "Gunkanjima (Hashima)" standing in the distance. Spending time here while absorbing sweeping sea breezes alongside grand Earth history completely eliminates daily busyness, thoroughly refreshing mind and body. It is a cutting-edge nature spot where anyone can spend a luxurious time while stimulating intellectual curiosity.

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Nagasaki International Tourism and Convention Association

Nomozaki Dinosaur Park

Address
562-1 Nomomachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture
Website
https://nd-park.jp/
Operator
Nomozaki Dinosaur Park

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