Nagoya TV Tower in Sakae, Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
JapanGuides.net This is Japan’s first radio-wave emitting tower which is 180m high, the Nagoya TV Tower is Japan’s oldest radio…
Outline of Gamagori City, Gamagori City Tourism, Aichi Prefecture
JapanGuides.net Gamagori is located in the middle of Japan, on the island of Honshu and is a seaside resort city….
Sunshine Sakae in Sakae, Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
JapanGuides.net This is a new noted place in SAKAE, that is distinguished by a 40m diameter Ferris wheel which is…
Seaside Literary Memorial, Gamagori City, Aichi
JapanGuides.net Starting with Kawabata Yasunari, winner of the Nobel Prize, this building was loved by all literary figures from the…
Takeshima Aquarium, Gamagori City, Aichi
JapanGuides.net Takeshima is famous for the Takeshima land. Ancient citizens believed that there is a goddess in the land. As…
Cultural Path Area – Nagoya Castle to the Tokugawaen, Futaba Museum in Higashi Ward (Higashi-ku), Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
The cultural path area extends continuously from Nagoya Castle to the Tokugawaen. In this area, historical streetscapes of the Edo,…
Takeshima, Gamagori City, Aichi
JapanGuides.net Takeshima is an island with a circumference of 620 m. connected to the mainland by a 387 m. long…
Nagoya International Center (NIC), Nagoya Station area, Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
JapanGuides.net The Nagoya International Center is a non-profit organization based in Nagoya, Japan. The NIC promotes multi-cultural harmony and provides…
Industry of Gamagori
Agriculture Gamagori is nationally recognized for its mandarin oranges. Gamagori’s warm climate and soil are well suited for producing the…
DenPark in Anjo City
Located almost in the center of Aichi prefecture, the City of Anjo was once known as “Japan’s Denmark,” since it…
Special Events of Gamagori
JapanGuides.net Gamagori Matsuri (Gamagori Festival) Every year during the last weekend of July, many events are held around City Hall…
Arimatsu Festival Float Hall (Arimastu Float Museum) in Arimatsu, Midori Ward (Midori-ku), Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
JapanGuides.net A gorgeous float, mounted with Karakuri Mechanical Dolls, is exhibited in this hall. One of the three festival floats…
Other Spots in Gamagori
Meiji Village and Museum This is an outdoor museum that includes 64 buildings moved here from all over Japan dating…
Nagoya Port Wildflower Garden Bluebonnet in Minato Ward (Minato-ku), Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
JapanGuides.net “Bluebonnet,” the Nagoya Port Wildflower Garden, is full of wildflowers and was opened at Nagoya Port in April 2002….
Nagoya Congress Center in Nagoya City (Nagoya-shi)
JapanGuides.net The city’s premier international conference facility. Main hall (Century Hall) accommodates over 3,000 people, Event Hall, a huge multipurpose…
The Anjo Tanabata Festival
JapanGuides.net This festival celebrates an event that adds poetic charm to summer. The three-day Anjo Tanabata Festival, with its dreams…
Jozan-En in Anjo City
Jozan-En is a facility where the visitor can experience the elegant spirit of literary figure called Ishikawa Jozan, who came…
Arimatsu Historic Village And Tie-Dyeing Museum (Narumi Shibori Kaikan )
Arimatsu Village was established in 1608 as a post station between Chiryu Post Station and Narumi Post Station on the…
Nagoya City Transportation (subways and buses, Aonami Line, Yutorito Line, Linimo, JR, Meitetsu, Kintetsu, Bullet Train)
The main public transportation systems in the city are buses and subways. A flat rate of ¥200 for adults and…
What To Eat In Nagoya
JapanGuides.net Broad, “flat ,fettuccine like” wheat noodles in a soup stock with soy sauce, deep-fried tofu bean curd, dried bonito…
Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum in Seto City (Seto-shi) near Nagoya
JapanGuides.net Introduces excellent ceramic arts developed in Japan and various other parts of the world. Experience making and learn the…