Nagasakiya Ruins

After the completion of the national isolation in 1641 (1641), the Netherlands, which was only allowed to trade in one country on Dejima in Nagasaki, went to Edo with gifts once a year in the sense of thanks and was to have an audience with the general. Was. At that time, the group said that in Edo, Nagasakiya of Genemon Nagasakiya was a fixed accommodation, and more than 100 people stayed. In addition, while the Dutch stayed in Nagasakiya, astronomers of the Shogunate, medical officials, and Dutch scholars visited and asked academic questions, and played a major role as a place for exchange of knowledge.