Siebold Memorial Museum （シーボルトキネンカン）

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Siebold arrived in Japan in 1823 as a doctor for the Dutch East Indies Company. After researching Japan he introduced his findings to Europe. He also opened up the Narutaki School where he taught Western medicine that helped to modernize medicine in Japan.

Siebold and his Wife and Daughter
Siebold was charged as a spy and deported from Japan. After returning to Holland, Siebold worked with the help of the royal family to open Japan to the outside world, channeling his desire to see his wife and daughter. He was able to return to Japan though he would die just four years later.

Address		850-0011　長崎県長崎市鳴滝2-7-40
TEL		095-823-0707
FAX		095-823-0170
Hours of Operation		9:00～17:00 （Entrance is until 16:30）
Closed		Mondays （open on holidays） and December 29-January 3.
Price		Adults：100 yen Elementary and junior high school students：50 yen
Parking		Parking lot for 7 cars （no large buses allowed）. Parking is available only during business hours ＊There is a parking lot next to the exercise yard of Nagasaki Prefectural Narutaki Highschool.
Access		7 minutes' walk from Shin Nakagawa-Machi Streetcar Stop
Website		Tripadvisor