Is Nagasaki a poor place in Japan? What is the poorest place in Japan?

Nagasaki is not a poor place in Japan, but a popular tourist destination. Nagasaki has a unique history and culture, including being the only city in Japan that has been bombed by atomic bombs and rich European cultural influence. In addition, Nagasaki has beautiful coastline and islands, as well as food and other characteristics.

As for the poorest place in Japan, it is generally considered as Okinawa Prefecture. Okinawa Prefecture is the southernmost prefecture in Japan and the only subtropical maritime climate zone in Japan. Due to the special geographical location and climatic conditions, Okinawa's economy is relatively backward and its per capita income is low. However, Okinawa also has its unique customs and charm, such as plants and concrete buildings in the south, which attract a large number of tourists.

From three aspects: itinerary, mode of transportation and accommodation:

* Itinerary: Nagasaki can arrange to visit the atomic bomb ruins, Nagasaki Castle, Nagasaki Port and other attractions, and Okinawa can visit Naha City, Ryukyu Village and hot springs.

Mode of transportation: Nagasaki can choose planes, trains, cars and other modes of transportation, while Okinawa is dominated by planes and buses.

* Accommodation: Nagasaki and Okinawa have various accommodation options, ranging from high-end hotels to homestays.

To sum up, Nagasaki is not a poor place in Japan, and the poorest place in Japan is generally considered as Okinawa Prefecture. From the aspects of itinerary, transportation mode and accommodation conditions, the two places have their own characteristics and charm.