軍艦島デジタルミュージアム

At Nagasaki City's Battleship Island Digital Museum, the history of underwater coal mining is vividly depicted using digital technology. Utilizing 3D images and projection mapping, the daily lives of the workers at the time and the coal mining sites are realistically reproduced. There are also explanations by former island residents, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the feeling of traveling through time. "Battleship Island Symphony" is especially noteworthy! By delving deeply into this museum, visitors can deepen their understanding of Battleship Island even further.

At the Battleship Island Digital Museum in Nagasaki City, you can experience the "Battleship Island Symphony" on a 30-meter giant screen. This magnificent historical picture scroll is woven together with over 3,000 valuable photos and music. With commentary from former island residents, you can fully experience the life and scenery of that time. Don't miss the 3D walk and recreated living room as well. Once you visit, there's no doubt you'll become captivated by Battleship Island.

At the Battleship Island Digital Museum, you can explore restricted areas using VR and MR technology. Historical buildings and living scenes are realistically recreated, allowing you to experience the daily lives of the former coal miners. "Battleship Island Symphony" is a must-see, best enjoyed on the giant screen. Even in bad weather, you can visit this place with peace of mind and enjoy an extraordinary experience while discovering deep information.

At the Nagasaki Battleship Island Digital Museum, there is a wide variety of original goods that will make your trip memorable. From T-shirts featuring the historic Battleship Island to plush mascots of "Gunsho-kun" and even local shochu! Get a special item to take home with you. Additionally, there are also support products for the "#SaveGunkanjima Project," so by purchasing them, you can also support the preservation of Battleship Island.

At the Nagasaki Gunkanjima Digital Museum, you can deeply learn about the history, culture, and way of life through the "Gunkanjima Survey Team Notebook." The exhibits using VR technology and projection mapping are breathtaking, and you can even experience restricted areas. With explanations from former island residents, your understanding will deepen even more. Additionally, the stamp rally and badge collection for children are also enjoyable! Once you visit, you're sure to become captivated.