Nagoya Noh Theater: The World’s Largest Noh Theater
Here you can enjoy the world of Noh in the world’s largest dedicated Noh Theater. The Nagoya Noh theater features…
Gamagori Hot Spring Area Guide
Facing Mikawa Bay surrounded by Atsumi and Chita Peninsulas, Gamagori is one of Tokai Area’s leading tourist spots. Many people…
Aichi Arts Center, Museum And Theater
Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art opened in 1992 on the 10th floor of Aichi Arts Center and exhibits its collection…
Honen Matsuri Harvest Festival Guide
This Shrine is dedicated to the God of harvest which is five staple grains (rice, wheat, etc.) and the prosperity…
Aotsuka Kofun: Ancient Burial Mounds
Aotsuka Ancient Burial Mound is a 117-meter-long square-head-round-foot ancient tomb located southeast of Inuyama, on the ridge of the diluvial…
Nagoya Flea Markets
The Osu Kannon Temple hosts an outdoor flea market on the 18th and 28th of every month. Arrive early and…
Nagoya Sea Train Land
There are many attractions here: an 85-meter-high “BIG FERRIS WHEEL”, “SKY REVOLUTION”, Shooting Ride – Legend of the Salamander, Treasure…
Nagoya City Travel Information
JapanGuides.net The city of Nagoya, capital of Aichi prefecture, with a population 2.2 million, is the core city of the…
Aichi Prefecture and Its Towns, Cities and Villages
JapanGuides.net The city of Nagoya, capital of Aichi prefecture, with a population 2.2 million, is the core city of the…
Osu Shopping Malls (Merchants Town Osu)
JapanGuides.net This is the place in Nagoya for discount electric and home appliances. Not only these, but almost anything, including…
Tokai Nature Walking Course, Inuyama-shi (Inuyama City)
JapanGuides.net The Tokai Nature Walking Course at Inuyama starts from the north-eastern edge of Komaki city, the so-called `Sky and…
Science Museum of Electricity in Fushimi area, Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
JapanGuides.net A science museum where visitors can enjoy learning about electricity, energy and the global environment. Have fun experience the…
Shooting The Nihon Rhine Rapids (Kiso/ Kiso-gawa River), Rafting from Ohta to Inuyama bridge
The Kiso River (Kiso-gawa River) rises in Mt. Hachimori in Nagano prefecture, and empties into Ise Bay. The thirteen kilometers…
Japan Monkey Park – amusement park and zoological garden at Nihon Rhine, Inuyama City, Aichi
Japan Monkey Park is located on a hillside, surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Nihon Rhine. The Monkey Park…
Inuyama Artifacts Museum – annexed to the Puppet (Karakuri) Museum
JapanGuides.net The Museum displays floats used at the Inuyama Festival, a festival that has a 370-year history, materials about Inuyama…
Sweet castle (Confectionery Castle) in Inuyama City (Inuyama-shi)
JapanGuides.net Like something from a dream, Sweet castle (Confectionery Castle) is a museum of confectionery. A 14.2m tall sugar cake,which…
Oh-Agata shrine in Miyayama, Inuyama City (Inuyama-shi)
JapanGuides.net The shrine was constructed about 2,000 years ago. The god of marriage and safe child-birth is said to reside…
Momotaro Park, includes the Momotaro Shrine and Festival alongside the Kiso River in Inuyama City (Inuyama-shi)
JapanGuides.net Momotaro Park was built alongside the Kiso River, blessed with the beautiful landscape of the surrounding area. The park…
Meiji-mura (Meiji Village) Open Air Museum, Inuyama City, Aichi
Meiji-mura (Meiji Village) is an open-air museum displaying valuable buildings and historical materials from the Meiji era, in which the…
URAKUEN Japanese garden/ Ceremony House Jo-an (National Treasure) in Inuyama, Inuyama City (Inuyama-shi)
JapanGuides.net Jo-an, a national treasure, was built in Kyoto by Urakusai Oda and was moved to Inuyama recently. Jo-an is…
The Little World, Museum of Man (Inuyama), Inuyama City, Aichi
Little World is an open-air ethnological museum – theme park opened in 1983 with 22 country areas. Visit traditional buildings,…