Nagasaki Traditional Performing Arts Center

This building contains the history of Nagasaki's traditional performing arts. The exhibits look nice, they have film running, and there are explanations in the typical array of languages supported by Japan. It's at Glover Garden so you may as well visit while you are proximal to it, yeah?

Some interesting exhibits pertaining to Nagasaki's Kunchi Festival.

The Nagasaki Museum of Traditional Performing Arts, a nice little museum at the end of Glover Gardens. There's a video of the city's famous festival and some nice displays.

Nice exhibition of floats and dragons used for the Ja Odori (dragondance). If you have time, be sure to view the film presentation.

There is an entertainment center opposite the exit of Glover Garden. I accepted the staff's words that it would be cooler if I went inside. This place that I somehow entered is quite impressive, there is an explanation of the video, and there are many valuable things, so it is worth seeing. It's free and you should definitely stop by!