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Browse 35 photo-backed places to visit in Nagoya.
Ghibli Park
Nagoya, Japan
Step directly into the whimsical, storybook realms of Studio Ghibli at this enchanting park dedicated to the beloved animation studio's masterpieces.
Takeshima Fantasy Museum
Nagoya, Japan
Step into a surreal, kaleidoscopic wonderland crafted from millions of seashells, shimmering LED lights, and mirrored tunnels.
Little World Museum of Man
Nagoya, Japan
Travel the globe in a single afternoon along a scenic open-air path featuring authentic traditional architecture, folk costumes, and cuisines from over twenty cultures.
Momotaro Shrine
Nagoya, Japan
Step into one of Japan's most delightfully bizarre shrines, dedicated to the legendary peach-born hero Momotarō and filled with colorful, surreal concrete folklore statues.
Meiji Mura
Nagoya, Japan
Meiji Mura is a vast open-air architectural museum showcasing over sixty beautifully preserved buildings from Japan's transformative Meiji Period.
Urakuen Garden
Nagoya, Japan
Located just east of Inuyama Castle, Urakuen is an exquisite traditional garden home to Joan, one of Japan's most celebrated National Treasure teahouses.
Kiyosu Castle
Nagoya, Japan
Once the formidable military stronghold of legendary warlord Oda Nobunaga, Kiyosu Castle offers a dramatic dive into Sengoku-era samurai history just minutes from Nagoya.
Mama Kannon Temple
Nagoya, Japan
Known as Japan's only "Breast Temple," Mama Kannon is a historic sanctuary where visitors pray for safe childbirth, fertility, and healthy lactation amidst unique breast-shaped sculptures and votives.
Satsuki and Mei's House
Nagoya, Japan
Step inside a meticulous, life-sized recreation of the iconic mid-century countryside home from Studio Ghibli's beloved classic, My Neighbor Totoro.
Nana-chan Mannequin
Nagoya, Japan
Standing an impressive twenty feet tall outside Meitetsu Department Store, Nana-chan is a beloved giant mannequin famous for her ever-changing, whimsical wardrobe.
Meganenohi (Monument to Eyeglasses)
Nagoya, Japan
Tucked away in the forested grounds of Nagoya's ancient Atsuta Shrine, this quirky stone monument pays homage to eyeglasses through the likeness of a prehistoric, goggle-eyed figurine.
Banshōji Temple
Nagoya, Japan
Tucked within the bustling neon arcades of Ōsu, Banshōji Temple blends centuries of samurai history with modern architecture and captivating mechanical automata.
Okehazama Battlefield
Nagoya, Japan
Walk the historic grounds where legendary warlord Oda Nobunaga launched the daring surprise attack that reshaped the destiny of feudal Japan.
Ninomaru Garden
Nagoya, Japan
Stroll through a living botanical map of Japan, where symbolic trees donated from every prefecture flourish in a historic garden setting.
SCMAGLEV and Railway Park
Nagoya, Japan
Experience the cutting edge of Japanese transit innovation and marvel at record-breaking bullet trains and historic locomotives at JR Central's premier railway museum.
Nagashima Resort
Nagoya, Japan
Sprawling just outside Nagoya, Nagashima Resort is an all-in-one vacation playground featuring world-class roller coasters, massive water parks, soothing hot springs, and vibrant botanical gardens.
Tokugawa Art Museum
Nagoya, Japan
Step into the opulent world of feudal Japan through an extraordinary collection of samurai armor, masterwork swords, and priceless heirlooms from the ruling Tokugawa clan.
Toyota-Related Attractions
Nagoya, Japan
Discover the cutting edge of Japanese automotive innovation with a tour through Nagoya's premier Toyota museums and exhibition halls.
Nagoya Castle
Nagoya, Japan
Famed for its gleaming golden shachihoko roof ornaments and storied samurai heritage, Nagoya Castle stands as a magnificent symbol of Edo-period power.
Korankei
Nagoya, Japan
Renowned as one of Japan's premier autumn foliage destinations, Korankei is a breathtaking river valley where thousands of vibrant maple trees ignite the landscape in brilliant shades of red and gold.
Nagoya City Science Museum
Nagoya, Japan
Instantly recognizable by its iconic giant silver sphere, the Nagoya City Science Museum invites visitors to explore the wonders of science and gaze up at one of the world’s largest planetariums.
Atsuta Shrine
Nagoya, Japan
Nestled in a tranquil wooded park, Atsuta Shrine is one of Japan's most venerated Shinto sanctuaries and the legendary home of the sacred sword Kusanagi.
Noritake Garden
Nagoya, Japan
Set on the former factory grounds of Japan's legendary tableware maker, Noritake Garden offers a serene blend of lush green parkland, craft workshops, and fine ceramic history.
Legoland Japan
Nagoya, Japan
Step into a vibrant world of imagination at Legoland Japan, a lively outdoor theme park packed with interactive rides, creative build zones, and incredible brick-built wonders.
Osu Kannon Temple
Nagoya, Japan
A vibrant landmark in central Nagoya, Osu Kannon Temple charms visitors with its rich history and striking vermilion architecture.
Nagoya Port
Nagoya, Japan
One of Japan's largest harbors transformed into an entertaining waterfront district, Nagoya Port offers world-class marine life, seaside dining, and breezy coastal views.
Midland Square
Nagoya, Japan
Standing directly opposite Nagoya Station, this sleek 247-meter skyscraper offers premier shopping, fine dining, and sweeping panoramic views from its top observation deck.
JR Central Towers
Nagoya, Japan
Rising directly above Nagoya Station, the iconic JR Central Towers offer a bustling vertical world of premier shopping, dining, and sweeping urban views.
Kiso Valley
Nagoya, Japan
Step back into Edo-period Japan as you wander through the exquisitely preserved post towns and lush mountain paths of the historic Kiso Valley.
Shima Peninsula
Nagoya, Japan
Fringed by a dramatic rias coastline and calm bays, the Shima Peninsula is a scenic coastal escape renowned for pearl cultivation and Japan's most sacred Shinto shrines.
Inuyama
Nagoya, Japan
Perched along the Kiso River, this atmospheric former castle town is famed for housing one of Japan's oldest surviving original wooden keeps.
Nagoya
Nagoya, Japan
Blending feudal grandeur with cutting-edge industrial prowess, Nagoya is a dynamic metropolis renowned for its rich samurai heritage and distinctive culinary scene.
Inuyama Castle
Nagoya, Japan
Perched majestically beside the Kiso River, Inuyama Castle is a designated National Treasure boasting Japan's oldest surviving original keep.
Tokoname Pottery Footpath
Nagoya, Japan
Wander through a historic ceramic district where kiln-lined alleys, pottery-embedded walls, and quirky lucky cat sculptures celebrate centuries of Japanese craft.
Mount Ishimaki
Nagoya, Japan
Steeped in ancient folklore, sacred springs, and UFO lore, Mount Ishimaki is a mystical limestone peak rich with natural wonders and spiritual energy.
