Ancient Charm and Modern Style: Fall in Love with Nagoya

Nagoya is the heart of central Japan, a city that combines the charm of history and modernity. From ancient castles to bustling streets, from tranquil shrines to lively markets, Nagoya is full of surprises. Rich cultural heritage, tempting food, and unique style are waiting for you to explore and start an unforgettable journey. ⛱️Must-visit spots: Nagoya Castle, witness the vicissitudes of history, the main keep is magnificent, and it is a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring; Atsuta Shrine, with ancient trees towering, the atmosphere is solemn and solemn, and many treasures are treasured; Osu Shopping Street, where fashion and tradition coexist, you can find all kinds of special goods and feel the lively vitality of Nagoya. 🏨Accommodation guide: You can choose to stay around Nagoya Station, with convenient transportation, a variety of hotel types, convenient travel, and close to shopping areas and restaurants, making it easy to experience urban life in Nagoya. 💌Visa guide: To apply for a Japanese tourist visa, prepare your passport, photos, proof of employment, bank statements, and other materials, and apply to the Japanese embassy or consulate or a regular travel agency. The visa issuance time is usually 7-15 days, so it is recommended to plan and apply in advance. 💬Common language: Japanese is the main language, and there are Chinese service signs in scenic spots and large shopping malls, and simple English communication is basically feasible. 🌎Mobile and wireless network: You can rent a mobile Wi-Fi device at the airport or in the city, or buy a local data card to ensure smooth internet access during your trip and share your travel moments at any time. 💰Payment: UnionPay cards are available in some malls and stores, and it is recommended to bring an international credit card, such as VISA, MasterCard, etc. Cash can be exchanged for yen at airports, banks, or exchange points, making it easy to pay for small stores and transportation. 💗Other tips: Nagoya has a variety of food, miso pork chops, and eel rice are not to be missed; you can buy a travel pass to save money when taking public transportation; pay attention to local etiquette, such as taking off your shoes when entering the room, and respect local cultural customs to make your trip more perfect.