Nagoya

Wander through Nagoya Castle, an imposing 17th-century keep, and admire its feudal architecture. The Tokugawa Art Museum houses an impressive collection of Japanese art.
Dive into the lively downtown area and discover its shops, restaurants, and bars. Sakae is a shopping district that tempts you with local products.

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Wander through Nagoya Castle, an imposing 17th-century keep, and admire its feudal architecture. The Tokugawa Art Museum houses an impressive collection of Japanese art.
Dive into the lively downtown area and discover its shops, restaurants, and bars. Sakae is a shopping district that tempts you with local products.

For an authentic experience, head to Osu Kannon Market, a bustling fish and vegetable market. Witness a kabuki performance at the Nagoya Misono-za Theater. Be impressed by the sculptures at the Nagoya City Museum of Art.

The city also offers many green spaces to relax in. Tsuruma Park is a vast park with a lake and a botanical garden. Tokugawa Garden is a traditional Japanese garden with a pond, lanterns, and centuries-old trees. Atsuta Shrine is an important Shinto shrine located in a forest.

Nagashima Spa Land amusement park offers roller coasters and other attractions. Legoland Japan is a Lego theme park with rides, shows, and past time for all ages. Toei Kyoto Studio Park brings Toei Company films and TV shows to life. The Hattori Ninja Museum is a museum dedicated to the history of ninjas. It offers ninjutsu Illustration and workshops.

Chita Beach, located about an hour from Nagoya, offers sunshine and the sea on this sandy shore. Taketoyo Beach is situated on the Chita Peninsula and offers views of the Ise-Shima Bridge. Minato Beach is located in Minato City and has views of Nagoya Port.

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