INUYAMA is a small castle town...
by flyingkiwi
INUYAMA is a small castle town near Nagoya. The area is a mecca for theme-park type places, but only one is exceptional - MEIJI MURA: The large open air museum in a park-like setting features Meiji-era (1868-1912) buildings moved from all over Japan. Many of these buildings were moved to escape demolition.
The park has forty or so buildings from this era including churches, government buildings and traditional Japanese merchant houses. You'll even find a jail, a bank and a telephone exchange building. Kyoto's first streetcar and an early steam locomotive transport you around the vast grounds on the shores of a large lake. It takes a full day to see all the buildings.
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Nagoya ekimen yokocyo
by Yujiro
Nagoya ekimen yokocyo is located on the 2nd floor in the Sunshine Sakae.
There are lots of Ramen shops which came from other region of Japan.
The floor is designed like an amusement park.
It's very interesting!
shiran_d's new Nagoya Page
by shiran_d
The Nagoya Castle, famous for the golden dolphins adorning its rooftop, was constructed in 1612 and a new castle town formed.Nagoya is located at the heart of central Japan, which is blessed with a rich natural environment.
Some of the scenic areas of the region include Ise Bay. Nobi Plane, and Kiso River. As the nucleus of this central area, Nagoya, with its population of more than 2.15 million, is one of Japan's major cities, and an important industrial and cultural center.
Nagoya is actively preparing for a future in which lifestyle, technology, and culture work together to create a harmonious environment.
Very bust city and I am driving through this city to get a great view. Then we parked the car and walked the cities all four corners.
Great place, very nice people. Here are the photos of the castle.
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