2025 Nagoya Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Nagoya - Gero Onsen - Takayama - Shirakawa-go - Tateyama Kurobe Day 1: It takes about 40 minutes to travel from Nagoya Airport to the city center, costing around ¥1000. Most restaurants close at 10 PM, while izakayas usually stay open until around midnight. On weekdays, closing times might be even later. Day 2: Purchased the Hida 3-Day Pass from JR, which includes round-trip bus tickets to Shirakawa-go (~¥12000). Visited Gero Onsen. The town was larger than expected, with shops, shrines, and everything you need. Explored Gero Gassho Village, which is relatively small with limited photo spots, but the mountain slide was very fun. Note that most restaurants are closed on Mondays, so plan accordingly. Day 3: Visited Takayama and Shirakawa-go. The bus pass needs to be exchanged in person, and staff will explain the bus schedules in detail. There were quite a lot of visitors, but about 10-20% of the shops were closed. Around 3-4 hours is sufficient to explore. Returned to Takayama and enjoyed Hida beef sukiyaki. Day 4: Spent the day exploring Takayama City, which has a nostalgic atmosphere. Strolled through the old streets and then returned to Nagoya. Day 5: Had Hida beef barbecue, visited Nagoya Castle, Osu Kannon, and Osu Shopping Street. Day 6: Joined a 2-day, 1-night local tour to Kamikochi and Tateyama Kurobe. Kamikochi is stunning with its clear mountains, majestic snowy peaks, and picturesque scenery that is truly refreshing. Day 7: Explored Tateyama Kurobe using six different modes of transportation, which took about 8 hours including sightseeing. Unfortunately, the weather was bad with strong winds and heavy rain, and the temperature dropped sharply, making it hard to enjoy photo-taking or the experience. Day 8: Visited Chubu Electric Power Museum, explored the underground shopping streets, and then headed back home.

#TravelItinerary Nagoya Travel Itinerary•Expense Summary🇯🇵🥢🍣🍜 I went to Nagoya for the first time in my life! I love cherry blossoms so much that I mainly went to cherry blossoms, so I think it would be better if I added Ghibli Park or Shirakawago to the itinerary!!! I regret it, so I'm going to go again!🇯🇵💛 If you're going for a long trip, it would be fun to combine Osaka or Tokyo! It's easy to get to Nagoya because of its location~ I also went to Kyoto! ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ ✔️ Day 1 Morning flight - Move to Nagoya city - 🍴Nigiri no Tokube Sushi - Oasis 21 (lots to see) - Nagoya Mirai Electric Power Tower •Hisaya Odori Park - Nagoya Castle - Noritake Forest •Aeon Mall (mart/Uniqlo/Tsutaya Bookstore) - 🍴Yabaton •Torikai Sohonke ✔️ Day 2 🍴Bincho Hitsumabushi - Nearby sightseeing (Alpine, etc.) - Yamazaki River (cherry blossom season) - Tsurumai Park Cherry Blossom Festival (lots of food trucks, so dinner instead) - 🍻Sekai no Yamachan (Tebasaki) *If it's not cherry blossom season, instead of Yamazaki River, go to Osu Shopping District and Shinto Shrine! ✔️ Recommended route of Shrine - Horaiken ✔️ Day 3 🍴 Morning (Kissa Nanaban) - Move to Inuyama - Sightseeing around the castle town and Inuyama Castle / Snack (Hida beef sushi) - Move to Nagoya - 🍴 Yamamotoya Honten (Miso udon) - Sky Promenade - Kaldi & Don Quixote - 🍻 Torikizoku ✔️ Day 4 I went to Kyoto for a day trip,, So I recommend the Ghibli Park OR Takayama & Shirakawago tour on this day! *If you like hot springs, I also recommend staying overnight in the Gero area! ✔️ Day 5 Airport transfer - Duty free shop - Morning return ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ 🏩 Accommodation information Prince Smart Inn Nagoya Sakae 🍴Food - 3 famous dishes (Hitsumabushi, Misokatsu, Misoudon) / Tebasaki / Nagoya Kochin Oyakodon / Hida beef sushi / Morning goo ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ 💬 This trip schedule seems particularly leisurely.. There were many places that were passed over due to health + physical strength issues So it was a very loose schedule..! #uow_Nagoya #NagoyaTravel #Nagoya

Nagoya Tsuruma Park is not only one of Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossom Sites but also the city's oldest park, boasting over a century of history. The park is dotted with historical monuments and iconic structures, such as Roman-style marble columns, a Western-Japanese fusion fountain tower, and an Italian Renaissance-style music hall. During spring, the park is bustling with visitors enjoying the cherry blossoms. By day, the park is filled with vendors, creating a lively festival-like atmosphere. At night, the park hosts illumination events, where the reflection of the Floating Pavilion and cherry blossoms on the surface of Ryuchi Pond offers a unique and enchanting view. The most convenient way to reach Tsuruma Park is by taking the JR train. It's just two stops to Tsuruma Station, making the journey quick and easy, taking only about 10 minutes.

The hottest Kissaten in Nagoya! When I think of Kissaten, this is the first place that comes to mind! For several years, there has been a line even on weekdays It's a popular Kissaten among Japanese people, especially those in their 20s and 30s🍽️ But judging from the fact that there were also elderly couples and grandpas who came alone, the age range seemed to be diverse! The interior, where jazz music flows, is calm and has a unique atmosphere where old and modern interiors coexist! The retro desserts and drinks go so well with the interior atmosphere☺️ The pudding is famous for its desserts, but you should definitely try it with cream topping!! The pudding itself is a slightly bitter adult(?) pudding rather than sweet, so I thought it was just the right amount of sweet and bitter with the cream topping! It's a 5-minute walk from Imaike Station, and it's open until 9 p.m. If you want to feel the hot Kissaten atmosphere! Those who do Please go once😆👍🏻 📍【Shiyachiru シヤチル】 Mon-Fri 11:30-21:00 Sat-Sun 9:00-21:00 🏠Address: 〒464-0850 1-5-9 Imaike, Chiba-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Prefecture instagram: @shachill_nagoya #Japanese cafe #Nagoya cafe #Kissaten #Nagoya travel #Japan travel

Here is a complete summary of the recommended Nagoya day course that I visited just a week ago. 1. Visit Nagoya Station's 'Sakura Garden', a free-entry sakura garden where you can enjoy the night view. Dai Nagoya Building, 3 Chome-28-12 Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 450-0002 Japan 2. Noritake Forest + Aeon Mall Tsutaya Bookstore You can shop in the well-decorated garden and the shopping mall directly connected to it, and if you visit the bookstore, there is a huge wall of books that is great for taking pictures. 3 Chome-1-36 Noritakeshinmachi, Nishi Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 451-8501 Japan 3. Nagoya Parco Department Store Parco Department Store is a famous shopping mecca in Nagoya, and it was really nice to spend time looking around, as it has the most famous dessert shop in Nagoya, Habs Cake, and the Pokemon Center. 3 Chome-29-1 Sakae, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0008 Japan Just like this, you'll have a full day in Nagoya, so take note!! #Nagoya #Travel course #Overseas travel #Japan travel

Noritake Garden is a new landmark near Nagoya Station, a combination of shopping malls, culture and historical sites. At first, what attracted me the most was its big wall bookstore TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE Noritake Shinmachi. There are not many people here, it's very comfortable, and you don't have to queue✨ Noritake Garden has about 150 stores, and there is also a big AEON MALL, and there are a lot of special food🍣 After dinner, we couldn't help but buy a few whole salmon and tuna sashimi to take home🤣Noritake Garden has 48 restaurants 🍽️, providing Matsusaka beef barbecue and other delicacies! 🥩There is also the Noritake Museum and Craft Center in the park, where you can also experience painted tableware 🎨 The park is full of greenery, and the red brick buildings on the periphery are full of retro charm, suitable for walking and relaxing 🌸 📍 Nagoya Noritake Garden 🚌 About 15 minutes walk from Nagoya Station 🚶♂️/ Or take the subway Higashiyama Line and get off at Kamejima Station, only 5 minutes / 1 bus stop For more travel and food information around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷 #globaltravel #nagoya #nagoyatravel #nagoyahotel #nagoyasakura #japan #japantravel #japantourism

#Nagoya Sakura Nagoya's famous maple viewing spot #Shiratori Garden is the largest in the Tokai region. This strolling garden with a pond is based on the topography of the Chubu region. The artificial hills represent Mt. Ontake, the flowing water represents the Kiso River, and the inflowing pond represents Ise Bay. Shiratori Garden is the largest Japanese garden in the city. With the theme of "Story of Water", it is of great tourist value. Starting from late March every year, spring cherry blossoms will dye the park into a spring color, including weeping cherry, red weeping cherry, royal yellow, mountain cherry, Yang Guifei, etc. You can also enjoy the cherry blossom path along the White Bird Corridor along the Horikawa River. Usually, the Shiratori Garden Festival and Atsuta Jingu Shrine are arranged to be visited together. Get off at Atsuta Jingu Nishi Station on the Meijo Line of the subway, and walk for 10 minutes from Exit 4 to arrive. The transportation is quite convenient. #Nagoya #Shiratori Garden #Atsuta Shrine

#Nagoya Sakura When mentioning Japan's Peace Memorial Park, the first things that come to mind are either Hiroshima or Nagasaki, the two cities that were once devastated by atomic bombs. However, few people know that there is also a Peace Park in Chikusa District, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, which is also a well-known cherry blossom viewing spot. Nagoya's Peace Park is centered on the Sakura Garden, with 1,200 cherry trees planted. There is also a 10,000-step route where you can stroll and enjoy the flowers. Compared to Tsurumai Park, which is also a famous flower viewing spot, Heiwa Park is much less crowded, so you can enjoy a leisurely walk and cherry blossom viewing. As for transportation, take the Hoshigaoka 11 city bus from Hoshigaoka Station on the Higashiyama Subway Line or Jiyugaoka Station on the Meijo Line, get off at Heiwa Park Station, and walk to the destination. #Nagoya #Peace Park

#TravelGuide #JapanTravel #JapanTravelGuide I've summarized the things to watch out for when traveling to Japan!!! Information that you must know if you are traveling to Japan for the first time, Part 1 High use of cash: Some areas or small stores may not accept cards, so prepare enough cash!! Taxi fares are expensive: The base fare is high and increases quickly depending on distance and time. I recommend using public transportation whenever possible ㅎㅎ Follow the seating arrangements in stores: Unlike in Korea, do not sit down until the waiter shows you a seat at a restaurant and wait! If you just sit down, you will be a person with no etiquette at all!! Lack of trash cans: Please note that, just like in Korea these days, there are almost no trash cans in public places! Respect for a quiet atmosphere: Be careful not to talk on the phone or speak loudly in public places such as subways. No tipping culture: Tipping is not polite, but rather rude! It's good that there is no tipping culture like in Western countries..(🥰) Notes when using hot springs: Many places restrict entry if you have a tattoo. Wash your body before entering the bath!! Subway transfers are complicated: Since there are various lines and companies involved, transfers can be difficult, so check the lines in advance! Some lines require you to transfer while seated, so be sure to check in advance!!

#Nagoya Sakura Located in the green space of Dijo in the western district of Nagoya, it is a large park in Aichi Prefecture, with many sports and parent-child facilities in the park, as well as a flower garden that blooms all year round. Every April spring, more than 400 Somei Yoshino cherry and branched cherry blossoms bloom in the garden, making the park makeup red and green, quite pleasing to the eye. It is a good place for Nagoya citizens to exercise and enjoy flowers. During the Spring Flower Festival, there are mobile dining cars, experience classrooms and other activities, and the opportunity to capture the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms and rapeseed flowers in the same frame, pink tender, green, beautiful stunned. From Nagoya Station, you can take the Meitetsu Inuyama Line and get off at Jonai Greenland Park Station, which is about a 10-minute drive, which is actually quite close. #Nagoya #Junei Greenland

#Nagoya Sakura Located about 15 minutes by car from Nagoya Station, Tokugawa Garden is a Japanese garden with a pond and springs located on the remains of the Owari Tokugawa family residence. It is also a representative of Nagoya's small and beautiful cherry blossom viewing spots. Go straight through the black gate at the entrance, and you will see Tokai cherry trees on both sides welcoming you. There are also weeping cherry trees blooming in the garden. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Japanese garden and cherry blossoms in the same frame. It is small, elegant and unique. The pond-and-stream garden was the main garden style of the feudal lords during the Edo period. The clear stream flowing from the waterfall flows along the valley into the pond shaped like the sea, which is a symbolic miniature of Japan's natural landscape. During the cherry blossom season, the Tokugawa Art Museum holds a popular special exhibition every year, "Owari Tokugawa Family Girls' Festival", which can be visited while viewing the flowers. #Nagoya #Tokugawa Garden

#Nagoya Sakura You can enjoy cherry blossoms right in the city of Nagoya! The north-south road that spans Izumi 2-chome and 3-chome in Higashi-ku is the famous early cherry blossom spot, the Okan Sakura Boulevard. There are about 130 cherry trees, the light pink ones are Okan Sakura, and the deep red and purple ones are Kanhi Sakura. The 1.4-kilometer-long Osaka Cherry Blossom Avenue stretches from Sakura-dori-Izumi 2-chome intersection to the north of Yoshino 2 intersection. Vehicles and people passing through it contrast beautifully with the sea of ​​cherry blossom trees on the sidewalk, creating a beautiful scene of a spring day. Transportation to cherry blossom viewing in the city is convenient. From Nagoya Station, take the Sakuradori Line to Takagake Station, which takes about 5 minutes. Exit from Exit 2 and turn left at the Sakuradori Izumi 2-chome intersection to reach Osaka Cherry Blossom Boulevard. #Nagoya

#Nagoya Sakura "Arakogawa Park" located in the Minato Ward of Nagoya City is not only a comprehensive water park, but also a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in Nagoya. The biggest highlight of the park is the cherry blossom tunnel composed of about 1,000 cherry trees. When the weather is clear, you can also see the dreamy scenery of cherry blossoms reflected on the water. It is an excellent photo spot. During the flower season, the "Arakogawa Park Cherry Blossom Festival" is held. Not only are the cherry blossoms in full bloom on both sides of the river, but there are also various snack stalls and performances, and the entire park is immersed in a festive atmosphere. At night, the cherry blossoms are lit up and you can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere different from the daytime. Transportation from Nagoya Station is very convenient. Take the Kiyomizu Line to Arakogenawa Park Station, which takes about 15 minutes. After arriving, it is only a 3-minute walk from the station. #Nagoya

Nagoya's Yamazaki River "Shiki-no-Michi" is a renowned cherry blossom viewing spot in Japan, recognized as one of the country's top 100 cherry blossom destinations. Stretching from Ishikawa Bridge to Ochiai Bridge, approximately 600 cherry trees line both sides of the 2.5-kilometer riverbank. Particularly near the elegant wooden Kanei Bridge, many ancient cherry trees blend harmoniously with the river surface, creating a stunningly beautiful scene. ✓ Spring Path: Between Ishikawa Bridge and Kaneo Bridge. ✓ Summer Path: Between Kanei Bridge and Soda Bridge. ✓ Autumn Path: Between Soda Bridge and Kawana Bridge. To reach Yamazaki River from Nagoya Station, take the Sakura-dori Line to Mizuho Undojo Nishi Station, which is about a 20-minute ride. After exiting the station, it's a 10-minute walk to the riverside.

When visiting Nagoya, a trip to Nagoya Castle is a must. Located across the moat is Meijo Park, an ideal destination for cherry blossom viewing during spring. The park boasts over 2,000 cherry trees along with various seasonal flowers such as tulips and azaleas. The cherry blossoms set against the backdrop of Nagoya Castle create an especially charming atmosphere. Within Meijo Park's Flower Plaza, you'll find a bright courtyard and a sunny greenhouse where exhibitions related to flowers and greenery are often held. It's highly recommended to enjoy the stunning view of Nagoya Castle framed by the blooming cherry blossoms in the park. Getting to Meijo Park is very convenient, with direct access via the subway. After exploring Nagoya Castle, consider taking a stroll through Meijo Park to soak in the romantic springtime cherry blossoms of Nagoya.

#Nagoya Sakura #The Sakura Corridor in Nagoya Higashiyama Zoo is a very popular cherry blossom viewing spot. There are 100 varieties and more than 1,000 cherry trees, from the earliest blooming Kawazu cherry, the weeping cherry blossom tunnel with drooping branches, the cherry blossom carpet formed by the road covered with cherry blossoms, the gorgeous and charming double cherry blossoms, and the light green flowers of the royal yellow, etc., which bloom in relay from March to April, and you can enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms for two consecutive months. In early April, a nighttime walk of the double cherry blossoms is held, and the cherry blossom corridor is lit up at night, making it even more romantic. The Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens is easily accessible by public transportation. You can take the Higashiyama Subway Line directly to Higashiyama Park Station and walk about 3 minutes from Exit 3. Alternatively, you can take the subway to Hoshigaoka Station and enter from the other end of the park, which is also quite convenient. #Nagoya

#Travel itinerary #Nagoya travel #Nagoya travel itinerary Nagoya city center 1-day course!! No Fun, Fun City Nagoya 💙Location Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan Nagoya City is the largest city in the central region of Japan, located in Aichi Prefecture 💙One-day itinerary in the city center 10:00 – Nagoya Castle Address: 1-1 Honmaru, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0031, Japan Famous for its traditional Japanese architecture and gold shachihoko (dolphin sculptures) You can walk around the castle’s historical museum and gardens 12:00 – Lunch: Misokatsu Yabaton (味噌カツ 矢場とん) Address: 3-6-18 Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0011, Japan Nagoya’s specialty, ‘Miso Katsu’ (soybean paste Donkatsu) Restaurant 13:30 – Osu Shopping Street A retro shopping street + a mix of youthful sensibility Various things to do including fashion, electronics, street food, and exploring small shrines 15:00 – Sakae area & Nagoya TV Tower (Sakae & Chubu Electric Power MIRAI Tower) Address: 3 Chome-6-15 Nishiki, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0003, Japan A modern shopping & cultural center View the city from the TV tower observation deck 17:00 – Visit the JR Tower & Takashimaya department store near Nagoya Station Shopping and buying souvenirs (Nagoya limited sweets, etc.) 18:30 – Dinner: Hitsumabushi (eel rice bowl) – Atsuta Horaiken (熱田蓬莱軒) Address: 503 Godocho, Atsuta Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 456-0043, Japan 18:30 – Night view from Sky Promenade Address: Midland Square 44~46F, 4-7-1 Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 450-0002, Japan Skyscraper observatory next to Nagoya Station View the night view of the city from 220m high, a romantic ending

The first rays of morning sunlight pierce through the eaves of Nagoya Castle, awakening the golden Shachihoko as the cherry blossoms below the castle walls bloom in unison. This city, a perfect blend of historical heritage and modern dynamism, reveals its most captivating allure in spring. Day 1 | Cherry Blossom Quest in the Ancient Castle and Nighttime Cherry Blossom Tales The cherry blossom viewing journey at Nagoya Castle should begin in the early morning. The Somei Yoshino cherry trees along the moat stretch gracefully in the morning light, their pink and white petals contrasting with the ancient stone walls, where history meets modernity. Arriving before 7 a.m. is recommended, not only to avoid the crowds but also to capture the ethereal beauty of the castle and its cherry blossoms veiled in the morning mist. The cherry blossom grove near the Honmaru Palace ruins is especially recommended, where the gnarled branches of ancient trees complement the historic castle architecture. In the afternoon, consider a visit to Tsuruma Park, where the cherry blossom-lined avenue is a favorite spot for locals. As you stroll along the petal-strewn paths, you might encounter painters capturing the scene or musicians practicing the shamisen. Street performers often gather by the central fountain, creating a unique ambiance with their music amidst the falling cherry blossom petals. As night falls, don't miss the illuminated cherry blossoms at Nagoya Castle. Under the lights, the ancient castle and its cherry blossoms take on a dreamy, almost magical appearance. Start your evening tour from the main gate and walk slowly along the moat, immersing yourself in the beauty of the cherry blossoms illuminated by the interplay of light and shadow. Day 2 | Urban Cherry Blossom Charm and Garden Elegance Begin your second day at the Yamazaki River. The banks of this river, which flows through the city, are lined with continuous rows of cherry blossom trees, forming a natural cherry blossom tunnel. In the early morning, locals jog and walk their dogs here, creating a lively atmosphere. The cherry blossoms along the riverbank reflect on the water's surface, creating a breathtaking scene of intertwined reality and illusion. For lunch, head to Kinshi Wharf in Nagoya's port area. The modern architecture here contrasts interestingly with the cherry blossoms, making it a perfect spot for photographers who appreciate urban landscapes. Many restaurants in the port area offer outdoor seating, allowing you to enjoy your meal while admiring the cherry blossoms. Shirotori Garden in the afternoon is the perfect place to experience the harmony of a Japanese garden and cherry blossoms. In this typical strolling garden centered around a pond, cherry blossoms complement the pine trees, stone lanterns, and other elements. Tea ceremonies are often held under the cherry trees in front of the teahouse. Take a moment to savor a cup of matcha and embrace the Zen-like tranquility of the Japanese garden. Spring Whispers Nagoya's cherry blossoms embody both the historical weight of the ancient castle and the vibrancy of the modern city. Here, you can witness office workers hurrying along cherry blossom-lined avenues and elderly individuals lost in contemplation beneath the cherry trees. As the sun sets and paints the cherry blossoms on the ancient castle walls in golden hues, you'll understand that the city's charm lies in its seamless blend of historical heritage and contemporary energy. Nagoya, in its springtime splendor, is a city worth lingering in.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The Seijyoji Temple Yaba Storehouse is located opposite the Flarie of Hisaya Odori Garden in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It was originally a temple built on the site of "Kobayashi Castle". Walking from Omotesando and passing the torii, you will see the main hall. Entering from the Hisaya-odori garden, you can see the stone tablet of the "Kobayashi Castle" site and the wooden gate of Tokujuzan. There is a circular clover pattern on each side of the gate, which is very exquisitely crafted. You can see the "Yabaji Zangson" after passing the gate. Behind the main hall is the huge "Yabaji Zangson" surrounded by buildings, which gives a great sense of oppression. Although it is close to a busy road, the temple is filled with a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.

Hisaya Odori Garden is located at the southern end of Hisaya Odori Park in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and is separated from the Chubu Electric Power Tower at the northern end. The garden consists of six different themed gardens. Hisaya Odori Garden opened in May 1998, initially focusing on orchids. However, due to a lack of visitors, it was temporarily closed in 2014 and underwent redesign and renovation to become what it is today. The garden area is not large, with a pond in the middle and a surrounding walkway. Different flowers bloom in each season, and during special festivals, the garden is decorated to match the festive theme. There is a scenic restaurant in the garden where visitors can rest and eat if they are tired or hungry.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Osu Kannon is located in Nagoya and was founded in 1333. It is one of the three major Kannons in Japan, along with the Asakusa Kannon in Sensō-ji Temple in Tokyo and the Tsu Kannon in Mie Prefecture. Osu Kannon is the main Buddhist temple in Nagoya. Inside the temple is a statue of Hotei, one of the famous Seven Lucky Gods of Nagoya. The temple also houses the Osu Library, which houses many precious books, including the oldest handwritten copy of the "Kojiki". In addition, next to the temple is the bustling Osu Kannon shopping street. After paying homage to Osu Kannon, you can stroll around the shopping street.

#AprilTravelSupport 🌆 Day 1: Nagoya Castle & Osu Shopping District - After arriving in Nagoya, visit Nagoya Castle to admire the golden Kinshachi and Edo period history. Afterwards, enjoy shopping and local snacks at Osu Shopping District. (Tip: Arrive at the shopping district around 6 PM ⏰) 🏞️ Day 2: Ohori Park & ​​Departure - In the morning, take a walk around the lake at Ohori Park and spend some peaceful time, then head to the airport! (Tip: Brunch recommended at a cafe near the park ☕) 🍴 Recommended restaurants - Must-visit restaurants famous for 'Hitsumabushi' near Nagoya Castle! (Tip: Check out the recommended restaurants by locals 🍚) ✈️ Enjoy the best of Nagoya in 1 night and 2 days! #Nagoya #1night2days #Travelplan

#Overseas travel #Nagoya #Nagoya travel Visiting Noritake Aeon Mall in Japan 🛍️✨ The Noritake Aeon Mall I visited this time is a real shopping paradise! 🎉 There are so many different brands and stores, I spent the whole day wandering around without realizing how much time had passed. Especially Uniqlo! They have everything from basic items to seasonal items, so it was full of fun shopping. 👖👚 And Tsutaya Bookstore is a must-visit for book nerds! 📚 Book photo booths are popular You can't miss Aeon Style Mart either! 🛒 It's full of various fresh ingredients and Japanese specialties, so it's great for shopping! There are many products that you can only find in Japan, so it was great for buying souvenirs. 🍣🍱 You can't miss Muji either! 🛋️ The furniture and accessories with practical and sophisticated designs were so pretty that I couldn't take my eyes off them. If you want to decorate your home, definitely stop by! 🏡✨ Noritake Aeon Mall was the perfect place to enjoy shopping, culture, and dining all in one place! 🎯 Highly recommended! 🌟

Great value and delicious yakitori! A popular restaurant where reservations are required! The skin, 40 yen per skewer, and the skin curry, 50 yen per skewer, are popular menu items that sell out quickly if you don't order early. Freshly grilled and fried skewers are delicious and go well with beer 🍻 A whole stalk of asparagus! Looks good! Tastes good! You can't go wrong with grilled rice balls at the end of the meal! ⛺️Musashi Sakae Store 📍Location: 2F, 4-2-17 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 17:00-0:00 #Spring 0 yen trip #Nagoya gourmet #Nagoya trip

#Nagoya Sakura Saturday (Thursday), The daytime temperature is around 17 degrees. The weather was sunny, with a bit of coolness when the wind picked up. We arrived at Nagoya Castle around noon. 「Take the Jibi Meijo Line (purple) to Nagoya Castle Station, exit 7」 After coming out of the subway station, the first thing I saw was Lovely NaGoYa landmark, Along the river bank, there are many houses lined up. Sell ​​simple food or drinks. Tickets sold at the door. Adults 500 yen Free for junior high school students and below The person on duty today is "Nobunaga". It's a pity that I didn't arrive in time. But I did see a cute monkey show. Since the castle tower cannot be visited, However, the Honmaru Palace took 10 years to complete. It was opened to the public in 2018. After visiting the Honmaru Palace, Walking along the visiting route, There are many cherry trees in full bloom. There are free straw mats available for borrowing in the city; Buy some snacks and beer at the nearby stall; You can feel the leisurely atmosphere on site; Enjoy the cherry blossoms and snow 🌸 The climate at this time, Comfortable and suitable for the whole family; Take a light trip. 💞Recommendation reason: Pleasant and comfortable climate/moderate number of tourists 🗓️Itinerary: (Accommodation location: Travel near Rong Station) 🍰Breakfast: Café de Café ➡️Restocking of Daguo Pharmacy and Cosmetics ➡️Rest in the hotel 🥙Chinese food: Eel rice (only open at noon) https://maps.app.goo.gl/FiYxZ2vhdW68xpfn8? g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ➡️Nagoya Castle ➡️Osu Kannon Shopping Street 🍜Dinner: Yalang Ramen ➡️Massage: 1 hour https://maps.app.goo.gl/JUm9LJMMsUgtVRFY8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Nagoya Castle is located in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. It was built in the 1610s and is a symbol of the Tokugawa Shogunate. It was built by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu and was an important military fortress facility during the Edo period. It is known as one of the "Three Famous Castles in Japan" along with Osaka Castle and Kumamoto Castle. The most famous place in Nagoya Castle is the two golden tiger-headed carps on the roof, also known as Kinshachi. Another building is the Honmaru Palace, which was the residence of generals and nobles in the past. Nagoya Castle is also a famous spot in Japan for viewing cherry blossoms. When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, many people sit under the cherry trees for picnics and take photos, collecting the beauty of the castle and cherry blossoms in their mobile phone albums.

#2月好地方2025 🎡LEGO land Nagoya . (Blue) Aoba Line to Kinjo-futo Station Legoland Playtime The day we went was Saturday because I had a flight to catch. So I bought fast passes for 3 rides for everyone. The submarine we took, the roller coaster, the flying one in the Ninja Village, the rotating observation deck I didn't expect there weren't that many people. The queue was 15 minutes at most. So I don't need to buy more skip passes in the future. . We bought the tickets and skip pass on Trip.com The ticket is a QR code that can be used to enter the park directly. The skip pass can be exchanged in the park I'm going to the airport after playing. I can store my luggage in the park (free of charge). . 🎄 I am looking forward to seeing the Lego version of the Lilliputian house. There are many and it is spectacular Except for the buildings that don't move Some ships, trains, and cable cars move when they are connected to electricity. It's amazing. I spent a lot of my phone's capacity on this. . 🎄 Had lunch in the park We went to the burger restaurant BRICK HOUSE (In fact, we only eat McDonald's for breakfast. It's funny to eat hamburgers for two meals) 4 people ordered different meals: hamburger sandwich muffin The bread crust has a Lego face printed on it. The fries are in the shape of Lego and are freshly fried and very crispy. You can take as much ketchup as you want. (The girl named Jian from Taoyuan and I each took two plates without knowing that the other had taken the sauce, and we were really covered in it~) Then you will really be laughed to death by the girl named Jian from Nantou She kept saying her muffins were tasteless I only found syrup on the table when I took the last bite. It was really funny. The moment when I laughed the loudest during the whole trip Is it ketchup that covered your eyes? I'm sorry. . 🎄 I like submarines You can actually see live fish and even sharks. The Atlantis decorations and water plants next to it are all made of Lego So beautiful! The Ninja Village and the roller coaster are both very high Children who are too young cannot play I also played very reluctantly . 🎄 I am happy to see many beautiful maple leaves in the park. I also took a lot of photos Finally, I had to take a taxi to the nearest Meitetsu station. We went to LEGO HOTEL and asked them to call a taxi for us I didn't expect that there were staff from our hometown. So friendly. . 🎄Merry Christmas🎅Merry Christmas This time, we just happened to catch Legoland’s Christmas decorations. Otherwise, there is no Christmas tree to take pictures of. It is recommended to bring children to play. Most of them can play. #Japan #FreeTravel #JapanFreeTravel #Nagoya #NagoyaFreeTravel #nagoya #japan #japantravel #japantrip #shinybright #autumn #tourism #travel #travel #NagoyaCity #NagoyaTourism #NagoyaTravel #lego #legoland #legolandjapan #legoland #lego

This summer family trip to Japan lasted for 7 days. Day 1: Shanghai-Nagoya. After arriving in the evening, we had a very famous pork chop rice [Misokatsu Yabaton Yaba-cho Honten 矢場とん 矢場町本店]. The pork chop was delicious. Since we lived near the Sakae shopping district, we went to the Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER after dinner. The next day: a day trip to Ghibli Park. The park is very big, so we went around until about 4 o'clock and then went back. The big warehouse had an appointment for 11 o'clock. We went around for about 4 hours and bought a lot of souvenirs... For dinner, we went to the local delicious chicken wings [Mountain of the World]. We went there for 2 consecutive days. There is a branch near the Rong business district. I still miss it! Day 3: One-day trip to Kamikochi. It took about 3 and a half hours by bus from Nagoya. The bus stopped at Taisho Pond. It took us about 2 hours to walk to Kappa Bridge. We took some photos near the Kappa Bridge to replenish our energy! Day 4: One-day trip to Takayama and Shirakawa-go, about 2 hours by bus. I went to the morning market in Takayama and ate Hida beef. Then I went to Shirakawa-go at noon. Hahahaha, when the weather is good, Shirakawa-go is really hot 🥵. You can get tanned into charcoal directly. Everyone should wear sunscreen! On the way back, we stopped at Nagoya Station and walked to the Michelin-starred restaurant [Shishimaru Noodle House Lion Ball]. They put a lot of MSG in it. I drank a bottle of water at night! Day 5: Legoland Japan, suitable for children under 10 years old, but it is great for taking photos, and there is also a small aquarium at the entrance! I went to see the night view of Nagoya at night. I bought a ticket at [Midland Square] opposite Nagoya Station to go up to the 42nd floor, and then went to the 46th floor to see the night view. Day 6: I slept until I woke up naturally in the morning, queued up for a drink at [Kato Coffee Shop Ei Store] and waited for a full 90 minutes, then went to the Nagoya Science Museum, which I personally think is very suitable for children, great! After that, we went to the famous Unafuji Shirakabe Bettei. It was really expensive. Four people ate for 1200, hahaha, but the eel was really good. Day 7: I slept until I woke up naturally, took an amphibious bus from Sakae to Nagoya Port, and then drove on the water for 20 minutes. After the drive, I went to Nagoya Castle, which was more spectacular than Osaka Castle! After finishing, I went to Nagoya Station to buy [ECHIRE] but the taste was just so-so. Later, I went to Starbucks Coffee - Nagoya JR Gate Tower. This Starbucks is really good and has an open-air terrace! Compared to Osaka, Nagoya has fewer people. Here I recommend a Nishihara coffee shop, which is very good. You must check it out when you go to Nagoya~ In short, you must go to the restaurants I recommend. They are all delicious foods that you won’t regret eating.