NAGOYA SIGHTSEEING

A zoo and botanical garden within walking distance from Nagoya University. In addition to hosting rare animals, the botanical garden contains about 7,000 plant species. There is also an aquatic plant section inside the greenhouse.

One of the Nagoya's symbol is Nagoya Castle. Originally built in 1615 by the Shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu. At the top of the castle, a golden shachihoko, votive tiger-fish roof devices, shines.

The historical roots of Toyota Motor Corporation lie in a textile machinery company. Here, you can see a variety of machines, including massive looms, that laid the foundation for automotive technology. You can also watch live weaving demonstrations. A must-see for machinery enthusiasts.

At the Noritake Museum, a leading bone china company in Japan, you can tour the manufacturing process and view valuable collections. You can not only see and shop, but also experience painting ceramics without a reservation. The restaurant offers French cuisine served on Noritake tableware for an exquisite dining experience.

A garden located in Osu, Nagoya City. It features six themed gardens centered around flowers, greenery, and waterfront areas, allowing visitors to enjoy seasonal trees, flowers, and European-style buildings. The garden also includes an Italian restaurant where you can enjoy Italian cuisine paired with sommelier-selected wines, a café offering seasonal fruits, a beer and wine garden, and a flower shop.

Osu Shopping District is a vibrant place where tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously. This shopping area is filled with diverse gourmet options, unique shops, and a multicultural charm, making every stroll an experience full of surprises and discoveries. Visitors can also enjoy historic temples and events, making it a landmark attraction in Nagoya that offers new delights every time you visit.