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Downtown as Seen From Nagoya Station
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Bio Lung
Meiji-mura
Marky's Restuarant Bar and also Denny's.
Lots of Westerners who work in Japan go to Marky's - so they can give good advice to tourists. Dennys is just across the road and a good family resturant. Marky's has food from every nation. Denny's is American, and always packed.
Official name
Islamic Republic of Iran
The iranian pavillion was another small one, but it was rich in decor.....a beautiful main room, surrounded by little shops.....
....The theme for this pavilion is based on the "Art of Life." ....shows the country has been one of the most important cradles of civilization.......
persian carpet
The few shops around where selling persian rugs, not sure of the prices....
Other item were, persian handcrafts, and paintings...
.A tearoom is available to serve tea in the traditional Iranian style. You can enjoy Iranian tea with dried fruit and nuts in the Iranian style of hospitability..
Atsuta Jingu (shrine) lies just south of Nagoya. This is the pride of the city and loved by many in Japan. It was built in the third century to house one of the sacred swords of Japan, Kusagagi-no-tsurugi (Grass Cutting Sword). There is no picture of the sword and the public is not allowed to even view it. This sword is shrouded in mystery, and that's that.
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