Port of Nagasaki
With the creation of Dejima, Japan's only gateway to the rest of the world during the isolation policy of the Edo Period, this port has played a vital role in the reception of foreign industry and culture. It developed as a trading port where ferries from Australia, the Phillipines, America, and other countries would stop off on the Shanghai shipping route. As Japan's leading port of call for tourism, receiving sightseeing liners from a large number of countries, it is the country's first port to be equipped with a wharf capable of docking 100,000 ton ships. It can also accommodate large-size international tourist liners.
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The first one was dropped near/on Hiroshima, the second one near/on Nagasaki.
Prisoner of War Information Bureau states the camp was on the island of Koyagi Shima, five miles out in Nagasaki Bay. It was named-Fukuoka #2.
The two cities of Japan which were hit by the atomic bomb by America were "NAGASAKI" and "HIROSHIMA".
why was the Japanese port Nagasaki so important
apparently nagasaki port itself has container failities...
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The first Japanese port that was opened to the European traders was known as Nagasaki.
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There was a port where ships were built.
Port near Nazareth is Haifa
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The large port near Tokyo is the city of Rome
The first one was dropped near/on Hiroshima, the second one near/on Nagasaki.
a castle port is an air port located near a big house.
Near the city of Shimabara, Nagasaki, Japan