Stopped by Naruko Gorge for the autumn leaves and enjoyed a hot spring soak while I was there.
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Takajo Kannon Ike Park
Covering a sprawling area of 63 hectares, equivalent to approximately 13 Tokyo Domes, this large-scale leisure spot features numerous plazas, playgrounds, pools, a Ferris wheel, hot spring facilities, and even accommodation facilities. The hot spring facility "Kannon Sakura no Sato" offers both Japanese and Western-style baths, alternating between men and women on a daily basis. Each indoor bath features various types of tubs, including alpha ion baths, saunas, open-air baths, and electric baths, providing a relaxing experience.
The park is huge! The lakeside trail is really comfortable—walking around here is so relaxing.
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CHUBU ELECTRIC POWER MIRAI TOWER
A symbol of Nagoya, the tower was built as Nagoya TV Tower for sightseeing and television broadcasting and was completed in 1954. Its role as a centralized broadcasting tower ended in 2011 when television broadcasting switched from analog to digital.
This is the most iconic landmark in downtown Nagoya. From the 90-meter-high observation deck, you get a clear view of the city.
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Rikugien Gardens
Rikugien Gardens is a strolling garden with artificial hills, ponds, and an undulating landscape, created over seven years beginning in 1695. Designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty by the Japanese government, it is considered one of the two great gardens of Edo, along with Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens.
This is a classic Japanese garden with an authentic feel. The cherry blossoms in spring make it a great spot to visit.