Tokoname, Nagoya’s historic pottery town on the Chita Peninsula, radiates a ceramic coastal quest, where vibrant pottery festivals,...

Inuyama, Nagoya’s historic northern outpost, pulses with a castle river odyssey, where vibrant historical festivals, quirky cultural rituals, and unique experiences offer a journey into Aichi’s samurai past, from lantern-lit castle parades to kendo sparring workshops, just 30 minutes from Nagoya Station by Meitetsu Line. Centered around the iconic Inuyama Castle and the Kiso River, this charming town draws history buffs and culture enthusiasts to its ancient streets, perfect

Osu, Nagoya’s quirky shopping district, radiates a retro shopping pilgrimage, where vibrant street culture events, anime-themed...

Nagakute, Nagoya’s verdant eastern suburb, radiates a Ghibli Park adventure, where vibrant anime festivals, quirky pop culture events,...

Atsuta, Nagoya’s spiritual heart, glows with the eternal flame of Shinto devotion, where Japan’s holiest shrine and serene gardens honor imperial legends, offering a cultural haven just 7 minutes from Nagoya Station by JR Tokaido Line. Near Jingu-Nishi Station, this sacred district captivates pilgrims and history buffs with its vermilion torii and quiet relics, ideal for a soulful journey after exploring Shirotori Garden’s koi ponds or savoring kyo-yasai tempura. Revered by N

Osu, Nagoya’s retro shopping district, reverberates with the footsteps of Edo-era merchants, where ancient temples and hidden relics...

Sakae, Nagoya’s neon-lit commercial hub, hums with the echoes of Aichi’s mercantile past, where ancient shrines honor commerce deities...

Nagoya Castle, the towering sentinel of Aichi’s Sengoku era, stands as a testament to samurai valor, where golden shachihoko gleam atop turrets and museums unveil tales of warlords like Oda Nobunaga, inviting explorers to delve into Japan’s feudal heart just 10 minutes from Nagoya Station by Meitetsu Line. Centered around Meijo Koen Station, this historic enclave pulses with the legacy of the Owari Tokugawa clan, drawing locals and tourists to its moat-lined keeps and curated

Higashiyama, Nagoya’s verdant eastern enclave, resonates with Zen tranquility, where ancient temples and intimate museums guard tales of...

Nagakute, Nagoya’s verdant eastern highlands, pulses with a highland forest sanctuary, where nature trails, sprawling parks, and boutique spas offer panoramic city views, rejuvenating massages, and tranquil wellness experiences, just 20 minutes from Nagoya Station by Higashiyama Line and Linimo. Home to the historic Toyota Automobile Museum and Moricoro Park, this serene area draws families and wellness seekers to its lush paths, perfect for a rejuvenating escape after explor

Sakae, Nagoya’s glittering nightlife core, erupts after dusk with Oasis 21’s glowing dome and Nishiki’s thumping basslines, offering...

Nagoya’s nightlife isn’t just about sake—it’s also a growing hub for craft beer, with taprooms and pubs showcasing Aichi’s microbreweries...

Nagoya, the heart of Aichi Prefecture, is a culinary powerhouse where centuries-old traditions meet the bounty of the Nobi Plain, crafting a dining scene that’s both sophisticated and soulful. For tourists, Nagoya’s top Japanese restaurants offer an elegant immersion into “Nagoya-meshi,” the city’s famed cuisine, featuring hitsumabushi, miso katsu, and pristine sushi, served in settings that range from historic estates to sleek urban counters. Nestled near landmarks like Nago

Nagoya’s coastal proximity to Mikawa Bay and its status as Japan’s top freshwater eel producer make it a haven for seafood lovers, with...

Osu, Nagoya’s retro shopping district, thrums with the charm of a merchant maze, where sprawling arcades and vintage shops offer...

Nagoya Station, the bustling gateway to Aichi’s industrial heart, surges with a retail rush, where expansive malls and souvenir shops...

Sakae, Nagoya’s dazzling commercial hub, pulses with urban retail radiance, where towering luxury malls and trendy boutiques offer high-end fashion, artisanal matcha sweets, and kawaii souvenirs, inviting shoppers to dive into Aichi’s cosmopolitan heart just 5 minutes from Nagoya Station by Higashiyama Line. A 90-minute Shinkansen ride from Tokyo, this neon-lit district, centered around Oasis 21’s iconic spaceship-like roof, buzzes with locals and tourists seeking everything

Atsuta Shrine, Nagoya’s spiritual crown, houses the Kusanagi sword and draws millions to its cedar-lined paths, offering tourists a...

Osu, Nagoya’s retro-chic district, thrums with the Osu Kannon Temple’s prayers and 1,200 shops selling anime merch to vintage kimonos,...

Nagoya Station, the beating heart of Japan’s fourth-largest city, hums with Shinkansen, JR, and subway lines, linking to Tokyo (100...