A shrine with 1900 years of distinguished history. One of the three Imperial Regalia succeeded in the imperial family is kept here.

A trifold amusement park with a zoo, botanical gardens, and rides!

The tallest terminal building in the world. You can eat out or have tea on the top floor overlooking the city.

A landmark of Nagoya, this is the first broadcasting tower in Japan loved by locals.

This castle is one of Nagoya’s main sightseeing spots. Check out the “golden mythical dolphins” shining on its roof.

Situated in the middle of Nagoya, it is a ceramic complex known as the "birth place of modern ceramics."

A bustling town with about 1,200 lining shops, centering around Osu-kannon, one of the Japan's three largest Kannon temples.

The biggest marine aquarium in Tokai region equipped with great amusement facilities!

Nagoya's representative, bustling area that is famous for department stores and other commercial facilities.

A museum where children and adults can enjoy learning the mechanism and the history of railways.

A private museum with a collection of Ieyasu Tokugawa's articles and national treasures. The garden next to it is also famous.

A museum where you can learn the joy of making things from the world famous Toyota.