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Nagoya Station Area Guide Meieki

Welcome to Nagoya Station, also known as Meieki, the bustling heart of Japan's fourth largest city.

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Toyota Plant Tour: An inside look at Toyota's North American manufacturing facilities

Discover the inner workings of Toyota's advanced manufacturing processes through an immersive tour of their North American plants.

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Tajimi Guide: Exploring Japan's Ceramic Capital

Nestled in Gifu Prefecture, Tajimi is a small town with a rich ceramic heritage spanning over 1,300 years.

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Ogaki Guide: Exploring the City of Water and Basho's Legacy

Nestled in the heart of Gifu Prefecture, Ogaki is a charming city with a rich history and cultural significance.

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Kiyosu Castle: A historic fortress with ties to Oda Nobunaga

Nestled in the heart of Aichi Prefecture, Kiyosu Castle stands as a testament to Japan's rich feudal history.

Fushimi Nagoya Guide: Exploring the Heart of Nagoya's Business and Cultural District

Nestled between the bustling Nagoya Station and the vibrant Sakae area, Fushimi stands as a captivating blend of business prowess and cultural richness.

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Sakae: Exploring the vibrant heart of Nagoya, Japan

Nestled in the bustling city of Nagoya, Sakae is one of the main commercial districts along with the Nagoya Station area.

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Okazaki Guide

Nestled in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, Okazaki is a peaceful castle town brimming with historical significance and natural beauty.

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Toyota City Guide: Discovering Japan's automotive capital

Welcome to Toyota City, the heart of Japan's automotive industry and a fascinating blend of tradition and innovation.

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Tokoname: Japan's pottery capital and home to traditional teapot craftsmanship

Nestled on the coast of Aichi Prefecture in central Japan, the city of Nagoya is renowned worldwide for its long history of ceramics production.

Kuwana Guide: Exploring the Historic Post Town Near Nagoya

Nestled in Mie Prefecture, just a short train ride from Nagoya, lies the charming city of Kuwana.

Seto Guide: Exploring Japan's ceramic heartland

Nestled in Aichi Prefecture, about 20 kilometers northeast of Nagoya, lies the city of Seto - a veritable treasure trove for pottery enthusiasts.

Okazaki Castle: A historic gem and cultural landmark in Japan

Nestled in the heart of Aichi Prefecture, Okazaki Castle stands as a testament to Japan's rich feudal history.

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Nagoya Castle

Destroyed during the Second World War, all that remained of Tokugawa's prestigious castle was the main keep. But gradually, the palace is rising from the ashes.

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Wada Post Town

Wada Post Town (Wada Shuku) in Nagano Prefecture has a well-preserved honjin (inn) and many other historical buildings set in lovely countryside.

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Nagoya Baths

Nagoya Baths & Bathing in Nagoya: enjoy modern Japanese bathing at Funoyu at Chubu International Airport and Raku Spa Garden in Chikusa-ku.

Shiroyamahachimangu Shrine

Suemori Castle Ruins Motoyama Nagoya

Suemori Castle Ruins are now found inside Shiroyamahachimangu Shrine close to Motoyama subway station in Nagoya. The castle was built by the Oda clan.

Visit Toyota

Toyota, near Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, is one of 12 host cities for Rugby World Cup 2019™.

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Noritake Garden

Noritake Garden near Nagoya Station is the site of the original red-brick buildings and kilns of the first Noritake ceramics factory. It includes a museum, shop, restaurants and park.

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Legoland Japan Nagoya

Legoland Japan in the Kinjofuto area of Nagoya Port is the first Legoland theme park to open in Japan. Legoland consists of the theme park plus Legoland Hotel and the Sealife aquarium.

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Matsumoto-toge Pass

The Matsumoto-toge Pass near Kumano-shi in Mie Prefecture is part of the Iseji Route of the Kumano Kodo, a popular pilgrimage.

Nagoya Aquarium

A city avoided by most tourists, Nagoya has many sites that are worth a visit, including its port, with shops, restaurants, and an impressive aquarium.

Tokoname

Five minutes by train from Nagoya International Airport, Tokoname is a city of ceramics.

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Shinojima

Shinojima: read a guide to Shinojima Island, off the Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture, known for its tranquility and fresh sea food.

Nagoya Port

Nagoya, from industrial port to a place of relaxation for families and travellers. Enjoy the city from Nagoya Port.

Nishio Castle

Nishio Castle in Nishio, Aichi Prefecture has a reconstructed turret and main gate set in the old castle grounds with their stone walls and moat.

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Sakushima

Sakushima, a bow-shaped Island in Mikawa Bay, east of Nagoya, is noted for outdoor artworks installed throughout it and its fine swimming beaches.

Arimatsu

Arimatsu District

Traditional houses and quality dyes: discover the authentic Arimatsu District in the southeast of Nagoya!

Gamagori Guide

Gamagori: read a guide to Gamagori, the largest onsen resort in Aichi Prefecture, located east of Nagoya on the Pacific Ocean.

Komaki Castle

Komaki Castle: read a guide to Komaki Castle, a reconstructed castle, originally built by Oda Nobunaga in 1563, located just north of Nagoya city.

Kaisho Forest Seto

Kaisho Forest (kaisho no mori): read a guide to the vast park of Kaisho Forest a preserved area of semi-wilderness in Seto, north east of Nagoya in central Japan.

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Osu Kannon Guide

Osu Kannon: read a guide to the Osu Kannon area of Nagoya famous for its electronic shops, international restaurants, fashion arcades and the historic Osu Kannon temple.

Nakasendo Highway

Nakasendo Highway: read a guide to the historic Nakasendo Highway, a route from Kyoto to Tokyo through the central highlands of Japan. The Nakasendo has 69 post stations or juku along the way.

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Iwasaki Castle Nisshin

Iwasaki Castle in Nisshin, just east of Nagoya, is a ferroconcrete reconstruction of a medieval castle with a bloody history.

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Nagoya Castle Hommaru Palace

The Nagoya Castle Hommaru Palace is a reconstruction of the original feudal lord's palace that has been restored and opened to the public in stages beginning in 2013.

Nagoya Zoo & Botanical Garden

Nagoya Zoo & Botanical Garden: read a guide to Nagoya Zoo & Botanical Garden, a vast expanse of fun, green space in Higashiyama Koen (Higashiyama Park), Nagoya.

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Nagoya Port Guide

Nagoya Port: read a guide to Nagoya Port including the Nagoya Aquarium, the Nagoya Maritime Museum and Sea Train Land amusement park.

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Ena Guide Gifu Prefecture

Ena guide: Ena formerly known as Oii was an important post-town on the Nakasendo Highway in Gifu prefecture.

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Inuyama Castle

Inuyama Castle: read a guide to Inuyama Castle in Inuyama, just north of Nagoya, one of Japan's most beautiful and oldest castles.

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Meiji Mura

Meiji Mura: Meiji Mura near Inuyama is a fascinating collection of 67 Meiji Period buildings in a parkland setting.

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Inuyama Guide

Inuyama guide: read a guide to Inuyama including information on Inuyama Castle, Inuyama temples, gardens, festivals and hotels.

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Gujo Hachiman

Read a guide to Gujo Hachiman, a lovely Edo-period preserved town in Gifu Prefecture, central Japan and a center of plastic food replica production in Japan.

Toyohashi Guide

Read a guide to Toyohashi in Aichi Prefecture: Toyohashi hotel accommodation guide, temples, shrines, and Toyohashi Castle.

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Nagoya Sightseeing & Nagoya Attractions

Sightseeing in Nagoya: read a Nagoya city guide with information on temples, shrines, theme parks, museums, day-trips to Inuyama and Gifu, hotels and attractions.

Meijo University

Meijo University, Nagoya 名城大学: Meijo University is the largest university in Nagoya and indeed the Chubu region of central Japan with over 15,000 students spread out over three campuses in Shiogama

Nagoya travel information.

Matsudaira-go Toyota Aichi

Matsudaira-go is an area of historic interest and natural beauty in the Matsudaira-cho district of the city of Toyota in central Japan near Nagoya.

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Sekigahara Battlefield Gifu Prefecture

Sekigahara, Gifu Prefecture 関ヶ原 The Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 is probably the most decisive battle fought in Japanese history, comparable to other great civil war battles such as the Battle of M

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Satsuki and Mei's House Nagoya Aichi

Satsuki and Mei's House サツキとメイの家 Satsuki and Mei are two of the lead characters in the hugely popular anime movie My Neighbor Totoro by Hayao Miyazaki.

Another History Museum

Matsushiro Daihonei Nagano

Matsushiro Daihonei: As Japan faced defeat in World War II plans were put in place to move the Emperor and government to bunkers in the mountains of Nagano.

Shinojima Island Aichi Prefecture

Shinojima Island Aichi Prefecture

Shinojima Island Aichi Prefecture: Slightly smaller with around 2,000 inhabitants, in comparison with the 2,300 people living on nearby Himakajima, Shinojima, an island off the east coast of the Ch

Iwamura Station.

Iwamura Castle Town in Gifu Prefecture

Iwamura, in Gifu Prefecture, is an old castle town on the northern, mountain trade route from Kyoto to Edo.

Horai Bridge, Shizuoka

Horai Bridge Shimada Shizuka World's Longest Wooden Bridge

Horai Bridge in Shimada near Shizuoka is the world's longest wooden bridge at 897 meters and has the Guinness Book of Records plaque to prove it.

Denpark

Denpark Anjo Theme Park

Denpark: Anjo, a small, quiet town between Nagoya and Toyohashi has Denpark - a compact theme park based on the charms of Denmark.

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Gero Onsen Gifu Prefecture

Gero Onsen Gifu Prefecture 下呂温泉,岐阜県 Gero Onsen in Gifu Prefecture, a 3-hour drive north of Nagoya or 90 minutes on the train, is considered one of Japan's top hot spring resorts.