5 souvenirs you can buy at Nagasaki Airport! Find lots of delicious Nagasaki treats!

Nagasaki Airport, located in Omura City, Nagasaki Prefecture, serves as the air gateway connecting Nagasaki to various regions. With the 2018 designation of “Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region” as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, the number of visitors using Nagasaki Airport is expected to increase even more. So, what souvenirs can you find at Nagasaki Airport? Inside the airport, you’ll find over 10 souvenir shops lined up, offering a wide variety of items. This time, we’ll introduce 5 recommended souvenirs you can buy at Nagasaki Airport.

1. Nagasaki Castella

Let’s start with the classic Nagasaki Castella. Nagasaki has many long-established Castella makers loved by locals for generations, and Fukusaya, the Castella Honke, is one of them. Since its founding in 1624, it has stayed true to traditional craftsmanship, avoiding the use of mixers. The cake is fluffy, moist, and features a crunchy sugar bottom. The “Fukusaya Cube,” which contains two slices of Castella in colorful boxes, is also a popular product. Its individual packaging makes it a very convenient souvenir.

2. Kakuni Manju

As the name suggests, Kakuni Manju—braised pork wrapped in a soft bun—is a specialty of Nagasaki and also makes a great souvenir. Iwasaki Honpo (6:45–20:30) offers “Nagasaki Kakuni Manju,” made without any chemical seasonings, allowing the rich flavor of the broth to shine. Other popular items include the “White Burger,” which sandwiches a hamburger made with Nagasaki Wagyu in bun dough, and “Nagasaki Gyoza,” which is where Iwasaki Honpo began.

3. Sara Udon Chocolate

Sara Udon, along with Nagasaki Champon, is a famous noodle dish from Nagasaki. But did you know Sara Udon has been turned into chocolate? “Sara Udon Chocolate” is a unique sweet made by coating crispy fried noodles with chocolate. Though an unexpected combination, many people have become hooked on its distinctive texture.

Available at Mirokuya (6:45–20:30), a leading Sara Udon manufacturer in the prefecture.

4. Chocolate House

Nagasaki is said to be the first place in Japan where chocolate was introduced. At Chocolate House (6:45–20:30), you’ll find a wide variety of stylish chocolates.

First, we recommend the “Wa no Bonbon Chocolat,” made from ingredients sourced in Nagasaki and Kyushu. Not only are they visually beautiful like jewels, but they also feature carefully selected Japanese flavors such as roasted green tea, shiso, yuzu, and Goto salt. The chocolate tins, adorned with illustrations of Nagasaki’s tourist spots and nightscapes, are also perfect souvenirs.

5. Shiawase Cruz

A well-known Nagasaki confection, Cruz now comes in a strawberry flavor called “Shiawase Cruz.” This treat consists of strawberry chocolate sandwiched between strawberry-flavored wafers. Made using freeze-dried Sachinoka strawberries from Nagasaki, it retains the fruit’s natural flavor without using coloring or preservatives. The pink packaging is adorable, making it a souvenir that brings happiness to both giver and receiver.

Available at ANA FESTA (6:45–20:30)

◎ Summary

We introduced 5 recommended souvenirs from Nagasaki Airport. From hearty Kakuni Manju to sweet chocolates, the variety of souvenirs is sure to leave you spoiled for choice. Why not share your memories of your trip to Nagasaki with family and friends through these delicious souvenirs?

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5 souvenirs you can buy at Nagasaki Airport! Find lots of delicious Nagasaki treats!