7 Places You Should Not Miss When Traveling To Nagoya

Nagoya is an attractive tourist destination not less than Tokyo or Osaka when you visit the castle of the same name or the shopping areas.
7 places you should not miss when traveling to Nagoya
Nagoya Castle: This is considered a symbol of Nagoya and gradually becomes the first tourist destination that you should visit when arriving in the city. Here you will learn about the history of the city, Japan through artifacts on each floor of the castle. Besides, if you have the opportunity to visit Nagoya on weekends, you will be immersed in the samurai performances.
Atsuta Shrine: The second tourist destination in Nagoya that you must definitely visit is one of the top sacred Shinto shrines in Japan, and the second largest temple in Japan

. The temple consists of a worship center and display area. Atsuta Temple currently holds one of the country's three sacred treasures, the Kusanagi no Tsurugai sword. Photo: Muza-chan
If you want to see a vibrant and cheerful Atsuta, come here in the early months of the year.



Japanese people often come to the temple to bless the new year, so the temple is often crowded. Conversely, if you want a quiet ride, take a walk around Atsuta Shrine during any remainder of the year.
Osu Kannon and shopping district: This area is selected as the next destination in the itinerary to explore Nagoya. It attracts tourists by the image of a large red Buddhist temple and some covered streets with fun shops.
Here, you will be able to shop for souvenirs, electronics, shoes, clothes, snacks .. Or you can visit the large statue of Japanese maneki neko to take souvenir photos.



Photo: Fureai Plaza.
SCMaglev Railway Park: If you want to explore the interesting features of Japanese traffic, go to SCMaglev Railway Park. It displays a number of train models. Here you will be provided with information related to the railway transport industry, and see the different changes over time in the cars on display. Photo: Japantimes.
Sakae and Oasis 21: Sakae is a major shopping area in the city center. It has all kinds of good products from cheap, medium prices to foreign brands. Near the shopping area is the Hisayaodori park, which is often used for weekend festivals.



At the end of the park is the Nagoya City TV Tower, another tourist destination for you when coming to Nagoya. Photo: Kanpaijapan.
Next is Oasis 21, a large ellipse architecture. Oasis 21 consists of an underground area of a shopping floor, a bus station and an above ground area with a large lawn. The ellipse part of Oasis 21 makes it look like a "spaceship". It attracts tourists with sparkling LED lights every night. Photo: Kanpiapan.
Science Museum and Planetarium: This is a museum that provides a lot of knowledge about science, things around you and the universe.



The museum is known to be the largest astronomical model in the world, is a place to study the mysteries of the earth. The astronomical model here has a diameter of 35 m, faithfully reproduces the starry sky in the universe and introduces the attractions of the universe according to different themes. Photo: Livejapan.
Visitors can explore other locations such as the Higashiyama Botanical Garden; Museum celebrating Toyota industrial engineering ... Photo: Happyjappy.
Odaiba Bay: Odaiba, also known as Daiba, is becoming increasingly popular with foreign tourists.



Originally built from reclaimed land to protect Tokyo in 1853, Odaiba Bay has become a tourist attraction that attracts both elders and the elderly. It is full of attractions, shopping, ferris wheel, onsen baths and beautiful views - for everyone to enjoy.
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