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28 Reviews With its famed golden shachi dolphin roof decorations, Nagoya Castle is the de-facto symbol of the city. Built in 1612, the main edifice was reconstructed in 1959 on its original foundation after...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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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4 Reviews The shops at Ossu-Kannon have some really great deals and some really unique stores. I found a complete kimono set for only about 10,000 yen (about $75 US). Just get off at the Kamemaezu or...
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6 Reviews and 344 Opinions I stayed here 3 nights with my wife. Our business partner booked us for Yen 22,500 per night. When I...
WaRPer Says: Anyone interested in the automobile thing, the is the place YOU HAVE TO COME AND VISIT!!"The Toyota Automobile Museum was established to commemorate the history...
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Q: Looking for advice on visiting EXPO 2005. Would like to hear from anyone who has actually visited the EXPO for prctical advice...
A: Haven't been so I'm not sure how practical this information is but, I'm currently in Japan now and saw a TV program about the Expo the other day. The most memorable part...
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Myself and four of my car freak friends took 3 trains and hoofed it about 3 Km to get to the Kruise and was it worth it!!!! More chromed out, tubbed out hot rods than you can shake a stick at.
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A day trip to Aichi-Expo...This was a challenging experience to us! Although we couldn't enter major pavilions sponsored by TOYOTA, HITACHI...etc.(average waiting time is more than 3 hours!!), we...
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I had always wanted to go to a world's fair. I finally had my chance while visiting Japan in June. While I was glad I went to the Expo, is wasn't quite everything that I was hoping for. Very crowded...
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