Inside Nagoya

Nagoya is a modern vibrant city,yet it is sprinkled with touches of the past.
The city is ideal for shopping or just strolling.If you are interested in seeing traditional Japan,drop in at one of the beautiful temples,museums or art
galleries.

Nagoya Castle Characterize by the gold "shachi" adorning the roof. This castle was built in 1612 by Ieyasu Tokugawa.	Tokugawaen Enjoy the many blooming flowers in the Japanese Daimyou garden and enjoy a walk around the pond that is located in the center.	The Tokugawa Art Museum The museum preserves the extensive holding of the Tokugawa family including famous 12th century illustrated scroll Tale of Genji.
Shirotori Garden Traditional Japanese style garden which has beautiful Koi pond, trees and flowers.	Atsuta Shrine The Atsuta Shrine is the 2nd largest shrine after Ise Shrine and about 6.5 million people visit here annually.	Arimatsu Area The town has a history of approximately 400 years of the tie-dyeing process for kimono fabric.
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology Established under the cooperation of 13 companies of the Toyota Group, it introduces the technological transition in the textile and the automobile industries through the exhibition and demonstration of the actual machine.	Noritake Garden You can enjoy seeing old Noritake, shopping, restaurant and hand painting workshop.	Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium Dynamic dolphin shows, are held daily in one of the largest pools in the world.

Around Nagoya

For those who would like to take a little extra time to enjoy Japan, why not take a day trip outside the city?
Nagoya is situated right in the heart of Japan's most attractive tourist region. Mountain villages, seaside resorts and ancient capitals are all a short train ride away.

Mt. Fuji	Takayama	Shirakawa-go
Kyoto	Tokyo	Osaka
Ise Shrine	Tsumago	Nara