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Nagoya

Trip To Nagoya

Last updated May 26, 2026

Explore Nagoya in Japan's Aichi Prefecture, a city where historical charm meets modern innovation. Visit the iconic Nagoya Castle, known for its golden shachihoko, and wander through the historic Atsuta Shrine. Discover Nagoya's automotive heritage at the Toyota Museum. Delight in local cuisine, including Nagoya Cochin chicken and Hitsumabushi eel. Immerse yourself in the bustling Osu Shopping District, a mix of old and new.

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Private Full-Day Nagoya City Tour
From $145 per person
3 hours
Nagoya
Private Yanagibashi Fish Market Tour with Breakfast – Nagoya
From $107 per person
4 hours and 30 minutes
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Half-Day Guided Tour of Nagoya Castle, Tokugawa Art Museum, and Garden
From $114 per person
3 hours
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Nagoya Walking Tour: Personalized Highlights with a Local Guide
From $89 per person

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Central Japan: 7 Days Beyond the Tourist Trail 7 days

Central Japan: 7 Days Beyond the Tourist Trail

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Japan Together

The Ultimate Week In Japan: Osaka → Kyoto → Nagoya → Tokyo7 days

The Ultimate Week In Japan: Osaka → Kyoto → Nagoya → Tokyo

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Vee Turner

30 days in Japan - All the best spots30 days

30 days in Japan - All the best spots

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Places & attractions in Nagoya

Yokiso Villa Garden

Yokiso Villa Garden

A lively city street at dusk with people crossing a crosswalk, modern buildings, PARCO department store, and trees decorated with blue lights. The scene feels energetic and festive.

PARCO Nagoya

A bustling covered shopping street in Japan with people walking, colorful signs, hanging lanterns, and various shops, including a Sugakiya restaurant. A large floral banner hangs overhead.

Osu Shopping District

A traditional Japanese temple with vibrant red pillars, intricate wooden details, and a curved roof. Birds are flying above the temple, and sunlight casts shadows on the ground. Buildings are visible in the background.

Ōsu Kannon Temple

A modern glass building stands amid a lush, green garden with colorful flowers, trees, and a small pond under a clear blue sky. Paths wind through the landscaped area, and benches invite visitors to relax.

Nagoya Port Wildflower Garden Bluebonnet

A large, colorful fireworks display lights up the night sky above a park, with bursts of red, pink, and white. Silhouettes of trees and a crowd of people are visible in the foreground.

Nagoya Port Festival

Frequently Asked Questions

Nowadays, Nagoya offers a wealth of attractions for travelers. Interlaced with state-of-the-art highways and impressive contemporary buildings, this central Japanese city is also home to cultural landmarks, including Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine, the Toyota Museum, and the Tokugawa Art Museum.

Notable attractions in Nagoya encompass the revered Atsuta Shrine, the expansive Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens, the captivating Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, the historic Nagoya Castle, Hisaya Ōdori Park, and the Nagoya TV Tower, recognized as one of Japan's earliest television towers.

The region surrounding Nagoya City is Japan's foremost center for high-tech industries, including automobile manufacturing, fine ceramics, aerospace, and more.

The Atsuta Festival is the grandest of around 70 yearly events at Atsuta Shrine. During this festival, an imperial representative visits the shrine to present goheimotsu, sacred white paper strips used in Shinto ceremonies.

Don't miss trying Nagoya's specialties, such as miso katsu (pork cutlet with red miso sauce), tenmusu (tempura shrimp rice ball), and Nagoya cochin (a local breed of chicken).
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