Nagasaki is a popular tourist destination of Japan bringing in international and domestic travellers every year. With a multitude of tourist destinations to choose from, visitors are never left wondering what to do during their trip. The bigger issue that visitors face is navigating the streetcar system that is essential as they make their way across town in a cost-efficient manner. Although the streetcar system, also referred to as the tram, is not as complicated as many people think it is, without proper instruction in English, many travellers are left stumped and frustrated when they can’t figure out how to end up at their destination. Navigate Nagasaki acknowledges this weakness in Nagasaki tourist information and created a Nagasaki tram map and system explanation in English to help visitors have a more positive experience. The Nagasaki tram system is also famous because it is one of the oldest running modes of streetcar public transportation in all of Japan. The streetcars themselves look retro, so it’s an exciting and rare experience to ride one! Also, it only costs ¥130 for an adult and ¥70 for a child one-way. Don’t miss out! The English-friendly tram map and explanation is on our website at https://navigate-nagasaki.com. Bonus: You can also find our Top Ten Destination of Nagasaki on there as well! Enjoy!