Geraba Park, Nagasaki, Japan.

I love Glover Garden, also known as Glover Garden, in Nagasaki, Japan. It is a historic park that represents part of the historical development of Nagasaki. Location: 8-1 Minami-Yamamate-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. Coincidentally, it was right next to the hotel I was staying. Historical background: It was built in 1864 and developed from the residence of Scottish businessman Thomas Glover. It is the concentration of many Western-style buildings in Nagasaki. Glover Park is also famous for Puccini's opera "Madame Butterfly", the story of which is set in Glover Park. Features: There are nine Western-style buildings in the park, including the Glover House, Japan's oldest wooden house, and a statue of Tamaki Miura, who played Madame Butterfly. These buildings illustrate the lives of Westerners in Nagasaki during the 19th century. Opening hours: usually 8:00-18:00, with extended opening hours from summer to autumn and during the Golden Week. Ticket price: Adult tickets are approximately 600 yen. Travel suggestions: It is recommended to take the elevator to the top of the mountain and then go down the mountain to better appreciate the scenery and buildings in the park. Surrounding attractions: There are Oura Catholic Church, Dutch Slope and other attractions nearby, which can be visited together. During the tour, I paid to watch a 3D film that introduced the historical changes of Nagasaki and Glover Park. I was still very moved by the long river of history. If you come to Nagasaki, come to this tourist attraction.