Nagoya City Travel Guide

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

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

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.

The promenade is lined with cherry trees stretching for about one kilometer and is also home to one of the largest lavender fields in the prefecture.

A scenic promenade where you can enjoy seasonal flowers throughout the year, including cherry blossoms in spring.

Enjoy 12 types of baths and saunas, five types of bedrock baths, and more than 50,000 comic books all day long.

A Nagoya museum making use of a nostalgic historic building.

A charming streetscape where traditional earthen storehouses and townhouses still remain today.

Nagoya’s guardian shrine, known for the Wakamiya Festival held every May.

A Shingon Buddhist temple nestled in the forested hills of eastern Nagoya.

A hub for the many arts and cultural offerings Aichi Prefecture is proud of.

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

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.

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.

Enjoy Nagoya’s signature miso katsu crafted with the expert techniques of a long-established restaurant.

A specialty bakery for naturally fermented white bread with rich Biei wheat flavor and lines that are well worth expecting.

A blissful bowl from Hoshigaoka, this evolved kishimen specialty restaurant was born from a collaboration between famous restaurants.

A hidden retreat for adults where you can fully enjoy Nagoya Cochin yakitori.

Right by Nagoya Station! A great place to enjoy Nagoya’s famous miso katsu.

A lounge on the top floor of a hotel with panoramic views over Nagoya.

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.

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

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 skyscraper directly connected to the station that houses department stores, restaurants, hotels, etc.

Floating city park known for its beautiful structure.

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.

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.

Relax in central Nagoya with a breakfast packed with Nagoya specialties and natural hot springs.

A new-style business hotel equipped with refined facilities.

Enjoy the night view at a hotel in Nagoya.

A sophisticated hotel with a natural ambiance, directly connected to JR Nagoya Station.

Enjoy a quality stay in a prestigious hotel with European taste.

Perfect services nurtured in its history and tradition.