Barrio chino Shinchi de Nagasaki

La calle China Xinjiang es muy mini, no es el lugar muy grande que todos son muy intuitivos. La calle China Xinjiang es la calle china de la colonia china, quizás la calle China Xinjiang en Bangkok. Changjiang es más como una calle de compras de comida de estilo chino. No es una atracción muy buena.

La famosa calle china japonesa, con un tren de tren con una longitud larga, puede llegar. Durante el Festival de Primavera, el clima era especialmente bueno y la popularidad era especialmente aburrida. Durante el Festival de Primavera había luces, actividades y climas tradicionales, y entonces me conocí por primera vez en los últimos años.

Muchas ciudades japonesas, sin ciudades honestas, tienen comunidades chinas, y la calle China es también una zona de concentración china. Aquí se puede ver muchos platos y estilos arquitectónicos chinos, y la calle China también viene a visitar, especialmente los japoneses que no se consumen.

The Chinese Spring Festival in Nagasaki Zhonghua Street is celebrated by the Japanese government at different venues in Nagasaki, mainly in parks. Nagasaki is a Japanese city with a strong Chinese flavor. Chinese snacks can be seen everywhere on the Chinese Street. It is a few minutes'walk from the bustling city center of Xibingding. Trams can reach it, which is worth seeing.

Xindi Chunghwa Street is located in Xindi, Nagasaki City. It is juxtaposed with Yokohama Chunghwa Street and Kobe Nanjing Chunghwa Street. There are about 40 Chinese restaurants and Chinese grocery stores on both sides of the street. The street is located in the newly opened land reclaimed for the purpose of building warehouses of imported trade goods in China in the mid-Edo period. There is a Chinese Gate at the north-west entrance of the 250-meter-long cross road. The animals carved with the gods of traditional Chinese orientation are Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and basalt. The flagstone route of New China Street is assisted by Fuzhou, a sister city of Nagasaki. Tasting Nagasaki cuisine, when it comes to representing Nagasaki's cuisine, we have to mention noodles with assorted noodles, which was originated by Mr. Chen Pingshun, the first generation founder of Sihai Building, a Chinese restaurant, and later spread to other stores and became the representative of Nagasaki's cuisine. There is also crisp "Panwudong", which is no less popular than the gourmet noodles. You might as well go to China Street and enjoy the local flavor of Nagasaki. The Mid-Autumn Festival in Nagasaki China Street is one of the three major festivals in China. It is popular in Japan as "Moon Festival". People will celebrate the brightest, mellow and beautiful "Moon of Mid-Autumn Festival" as a symbol of family reunion. Decorating 1000 full moon lanterns on Zhonghua Street is a wonderful finale. The Nagasaki Lantern Festival was originally a celebration of Chinese New Year celebrations on New China Street in Nagasaki. It was expanded in 1994 and became famous throughout the country as a winter scenic spot. From the first to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month of the Spring Festival, the streets are decorated with about 15,000 lanterns and various themes, showing a fantastic scene and attracting a large number of visitors.

Nagasaki Zhonghua Street is a Chinatown in Shindi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. It is very convenient to take a tram from Nagasaki Station. It is listed as Yokohama Zhonghua Street, Kobe, Yokohama Zhonghua Street. It has a traditional archway, beautiful Shiban Road. It is said that it is built by the sister city of Nagasaki, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. There are about 40 streets on both sides. Commodity stores and Chinese pavilions have Cantonese desserts, barbecues and desserts. Tourists in the city are attracted by the strong Chinese wind with many lanterns hanging above the endless streets.

¡La calle de Changjiang China es corta, hay unos cuarenta tiendas y muchos restaurantes chinos! ¡Aquí hay una celebración oculta en el festival de China!

¡El Festival de Yuancheng es realmente hermoso, así que ¡vamos a ir!