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Nagoya Japan.
Nagoya Transportation
Narita airport to Nagoya 1h 15m Nonstop from $74
The normal fare from Tokyo or Shinagawa to Nagoya is 10,360 yen, The Nozomi is the fastest and most frequent train and travels between Tokyo and Nagoya in just 1 hour and 41 minutes. However, the Nozomi is not covered by the Japan Rail Pass. If you want to use Japan Rail Pass, your best choice is the Hikari which can take 1 hour and 44 minutes or 2 hours and 5 minutes depending on the service.
Places To Go
Nagoya castle
Free-$110
Atsuta Jingu Shrine
Free
- See the actual shrine
- Experience the beautiful scenery
- Get history on the shrine with a tour
Yamazaki River
Free
- Cherry blossom trees
- Great shopping area around
- Beautiful scenery
- Nagoya Highlight Tour guided by a friendly local
- See historical tour
- Eat local food around castle
- Guided nature tour
- Picture taken at the castle
Things to do and Events
Osu shopping street
Osu shopping street has lots to offer and for visitors to see and shop. The place is spacious with covered walkways. Many shops selling fashion, shoes, bags, electrical, pharmacy and games arcade
Nagoya Port Fireworks Festival 2024
The Nagoya Port Fireworks Festival seems relatively small. Despite this, the scenic location for the event and its proximity to Nagoya attract a spectator audience of approximately 370,000 people.
Port of Nagoya public aquarium
It is a very nice aquarium. The surrounding area also is full of activities to cover a whole day. The port itself is beautiful and has a big Ferris wheel nearby. It also is very close to the train.
Domannaka Festival 2024
The Nippon Domannaka Festival (called the Domatsuri for short) is the largest team dance festival in the Chūbu region of central Japan and one of Nagoya‘s most well-known events.
Food
- Miso Katsu
a rich and thick hatcho miso sauce poured over a crisp, golden, breaded pork cutlet served with a side of sticky Japanese rice.
- Hitsumabushi
Hitsumabushi is a specialty dish from Nagoya, consisting of steamed Japanese rice, barbecue grilled eel fillet, a beautifully thick, sticky, sweet/savoury sauce, and assorted condiments and garnishes.
- Kishimen
Flat udon (thick Japanese noodles) about 1 mm thick and 7 to 8 mm wide are called “Kishimen”.
Accomadations
Hotels
- Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel $276
- Nagoya Tokyu Hotel $106
- Nishitetsu Hotel Croom Nagoya
$97
Inn
- Dormy Inn Premium Nagoya Sakae $55
- Sanco Inn Nagoya Shinkansenguchi
Open Hours
Monday: 8am – 7pm
Tuesday: 8am – 5pm
Wednesday: 8am – 5pm
Thursday: 8am – 7pm
Friday: 8am – 5pm
The history of Nagoya dates from 1610, when a great castle was erected by the Owari branch of the powerful Tokugawa shogunate. After the Meiji Restoration (1868), which marked the end of shogunal government, Nagoya continued as a commercial centre.
Beginnings
History
of Nagoya
Why it got famous
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Being at the heart of the Sengoku, or Warring States period, many of history's most famous samurai battles happened in and around the greater Nagoya region too. Nagoya Castle features one of Japan's largest castle tower keeps, and arguably, the finest palace of any castle in Japanese history.
These days, Nagoya is full of interesting attractions for visitors. Crisscrossed with ultra-modern highways and beautiful modern edifices, this central Japanese city also boasts cultural icons such as Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Jingu, the Toyota Museum, and the Tokugawa Art Museum.
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