Aichi Prefecture Travel Guide

Humorous octopus statues welcome visitors at the port where high-speed boats arrive and depart.

A matchmaking power spot enshrining Amida Nyorai, said to have been protected by an octopus.

An innovative museum featuring an array of photogenic glass art.

One of the city's largest parks, packed with attractions.

Enjoy seasonal flowers and activities at the highest peak in Aichi Prefecture!

An inspiring drive in the sky connecting the sea, flowers, and panoramic views.

Cross the bridge and enter the mystical world of the island-a sacred place of good fortune and spectacular views.

A museum where you can casually experience art from Japan and around the world.

A hilltop art museum where the architecture and garden are also worth seeing.

A popular walking area with retro townscapes where you can experience the history and culture of Tokoname ware.

An Inari shrine said to bring a wide range of blessings, including prosperity in business and safety for the family.

A symbol of Nagoya Port with an observation room and museum.

A cafe right in front of the port where you can enjoy exceptional fresh whitebait and octopus dishes, a Himakajima specialty.

Exceptional Hatcho miso cuisine at a long-established miso brewery dating back to the Edo period.

Savor Nagoya's culinary culture, including directly grilled eel and Okumikawa chicken.

An irresistible Taiwan-born street-food bite made with real craftsmanship.

Enjoy excellent sushi at a great value in a modern setting.

A long-running shop often said to be the birthplace of kama-age udon.

Nagoya hitsumabushi crafted with the fragrance of Bincho charcoal and Japanese-grown rice.

Finish your meal with ume chazuke, rice in hot broth topped with pickled plum.

A gourmet conveyor belt sushi restaurant from the Mikawa region, offering a dining experience that goes far beyond the ordinary sushi train.

Enjoy Nagoya’s signature miso nikomi udon at a long-established restaurant in popular Osu.

Nagoya kishimen enjoyed with refined dashi made by a long-established kombu specialty store.

A Japanese-style cafe restaurant where you can enjoy the charm of a former elementary school and Nagoya specialties.

Your One-Stop Destination for Food, Views, and Shopping in the Heart of Sakae.

Nagoya Souvenirs and Light Meals Right by the Ticket Gates: A Convenient Shop to Get Ready before Boarding.

Enjoy exceptionally fresh seafood delivered straight from the fishing port at the market, dining hall, and barbecue area.

A convenient station building with a great selection of Toyohashi souvenirs.

A large shopping complex inspired by traditional row houses, where you can rediscover the charm of Nagoya.

A beloved, long-established wagashi shop on Kosei-dori, just steps from Okazaki Castle.

A go-to source for incense with an impressive selection.

A gallery shop offering Arimatsu Shibori textiles, bringing traditional craftsmanship into everyday life.

Shop while immersing yourself in the whimsical world of Alice in Wonderland.

The building complex symbolized by a Ferris wheel with a beautiful view of the Sakae area.

View Nagoya’s cityscape from the observation deck at 220m above ground.

A lively shopping complex adjoining the terminal station.

A hot spring inn where guests can savor the baths and cuisine while taking in panoramic views of Mikawa Bay.

A tranquil 10-room retreat embraced by the sea and sky.

A dispersed hotel where guests stay in historic castle town buildings and experience the town as a whole.

A traditional Japanese ryokan with a historic interior designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

A relaxing hotel with a large public bath and sauna.

A refined hotel that promises a special stay.

Feel fully satisfied with a well-equipped natural hot spring public bath and a breakfast buffet packed with local specialties.

A lifestyle hotel designed to create a comfortable and relaxing stay.

An ocean-view resort hotel at the tip of the Atsumi Peninsula, with sea views from every room.

Relax and unwind in the spacious Rakuda no Yu ("Camel’s Bath"), stretching out comfortably in soothing waters.

A conveniently located hotel adjacent to the station, offering stunning views from both its guest rooms and restaurants.

A ryokan with onsen facilities, offering breathtaking views and signature gourmet dishes to satisfy both the body and soul.

Rediscover Nagoya through a diverse lineup of cultural programs.

An autumn festival filled with Nagoya's traditions, culture, and attractions.

Experience late autumn in a Japanese garden filled with colorful foliage.

A festival that fills the city with colorful Tanabata decorations and offers thanks to the god of textiles.

A beloved summer tradition that fills Nagoya Port with excitement for a whole day.

Enjoy spring at Nagoya Castle, with about 900 cherry trees in full bloom across the grounds.

A summer festival packed with events such as fireworks, parades, and Bon Odori, set in the Osu area.

One of the world's largest cosplay festivals drawing 200,000+ fans each year.

The festival has been handed down since 1635. Watch the floats with trick dolls march around the castle town, Inuyama!