Nagoya Things to Do

 9 Reviews  Huge success of Shiratori Garden in 1989 led to a number of Japanese garden reconstructions throughout Japan. Tokugawaen Garden built in 2004 is one of such notable examples slightly based on the... 

 12 Reviews  1900-year-old shrine with lush evergreen forest is best known by one of the three Imperial Regalia, Kusanagi sword. The shrine saw the modification after the Meiji Restoration. It is a nice place to... 

 7 Reviews  The most interesting thing for me in this Aquarium is the dolphins performance. They really brilliant. Cool !! Beside that you can see the big whales and you can find nemo and dory also in here... 

 13 Reviews  Tokugawa Art Museum complex consists of the museum, Hosa Bunko Library and Tokugawa-en Garden. Main entrance of the complex is the Black Gate (Kuro Mon) then you will see the Main Museum straight... 

 8 Reviews  The Nagoya TV tower (Nagoya Terebi-tô) is an electric wave tower in Nagoya. It is the oldest TV tower in Japan, and was completed in 1954. The tower is 180 metre high, and has two observation decks at... 

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 taigaa001 Says:  Sakae is the commercial, shopping and entertainment center of Nagoya. Popular spots include Nagoya TV tower, Oasis 21, Sunshine Sakae and Mitsukoshi and... 

 taigaa001 Says:  Nagashima Resort, an amusement complex in Kuwana, Mie, is made up of Nagashima Spa Land, Mitui Outlet Park Jazzdream Nagashima, Nabana No Sato and... 

 taigaa001 Says:  Kiyosu is one of the suburban cities of Nagoya(population:65,000). The biggest draw of the city is Kiyosu Castle keep reconstructed in 1989. Kiyosu castle used... 

 taigaa001 Says:  Miya-juku during Edo period (1603-1868) used to be the biggest lodging station of Tokaido highway. It had the Miya port for the Shichiri-no-Watashi ferry to the... 

 Yujiro Says:  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... 

 cheesecake17 Says:  In the CORPORATE PAVILION ZONE B....you will find the Mountain of dreams, not sure if it worth going in it..I did not..but I saw long lines.....There are... 

 cheesecake17 Says:  In the CORPORATE PAVILION ZONE A you will find the wonder circus, it had a line of about 40 minutes not to bad, as it was slowly moving all the time.....You... 

 Yujiro Says:  If you are going to Nagoya on the 5th June,It's a MUST SEE!It is worth to adjust your schedule to visit there.The festivel called "Atsuta matsuri" is hold on... 

 ClareyD Says:  Best advice I could give for World Expo is PLAN AHEAD, particularly if you don't have much time! Have a good look through their website, they have a full list... 

 wathy Says:  Meiji Village, a must must see in Nagoya.Actually, it located in Inuyama city, the neighbor of Nagoya city. You can see many historical things in here such as... 

 taigaa001 Says:  This temple is popular place in Nagoya for both tourists and residents. "Osu Kannon" is the common name for "Hoshoin" a detachement of Zen Buddhist temple... 

 traveldream Says:  Never destroyed since its construction in 1537, Inuyama Castle is one of 4 castles considered to be national treasures ( the otheres are Himeji Castle,... 

 cheesecake17 Says:  Official nameThe NetherlandsThis was another very small pavillion..Water defines what the Netherlands looks like today. The theme for this pavillion was "Land... 

 cheesecake17 Says:  Official nameRomaniaThis was a very small pavillion and after waiting so long in line, 20 minutes...I was only able to walk thru the pavillion without seeing... 

 cheesecake17 Says:  The Nordic Pavilion is a joint pavilion of the five Nordic countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. This is the third time that the five... 

 cheesecake17 Says:  Official nameKingdom of BelgiumThe belgium pavillion was a little boring....The main exibit was from artists, Van Eyck which showed the way in which they...