Entertainment in Nagasaki
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Moonshine
Set above a rāmen shop, the menu includes Western, Chinese, and Japanese cuisine. After 22:00 the long bar starts to fill up; by midnight it's usually packed.
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Ayer's Rock
This cosy basement bar thumps with techno DJs, bongos and beer. Popular with local musicians, it's a good place to scope out the local scene.
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Albert's Diablo
Pacific Islander Albert draws a late crowd to this mellow music bar. You'll hear blues, jazz, reggae, plus the occasional TV sporting event.
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Panic Paradise
Cool but friendly, this dark basement bar is a bit of a local icon, cluttered with rock memorabilia. There's a huge collection of tunes, cosy booths with dim lamps and the staff has pride in the environment.
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Country Road
This cosy family-run country-music bar oozes Americana with a Japanese twist. You'll feel welcome here and the Western bar snacks tempt. It's off the main street before the steps to Maruyama.
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Chotto-Ippai
Otherwise known as Ken's bar, for the American owner who holds court in both English and prodigious Nagasaki dialect, this cheerful bar has big windows onto the narrow lane behind the main street, and a great selection of shochu (Japanese distilled spirit). Look for the US flag and the sign reading 'Kendall' in English.
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