[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Atsuta-jingu Shrine (Updated Mar)

Here is a travel guide for Nagoya, Japan: 1. Main Attractions 1. Nagoya Castle: One of Japan's three great castles, symbolizing Japanese history and culture. It is especially beautiful when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, making it a great place to take photos. 2. Atsuta Shrine: One of Japan's three great shrines, dedicated to the deity Atsuta and the Kusanagi Sword. The Atsuta Festival on June 5 every year is very lively, with lanterns and fireworks displays. 3. Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: With a novel exterior and unique interior design, you can see a variety of marine life and performances, especially the whale shark and dolphin shows, which are very popular. 4. LEGOLAND Japan: Suitable for family trips, with several themed areas such as Knight's Kingdom, LEGO City, and Adventure Land, with miniature attractions built with LEGO bricks. 5. Sky Promenade: Offers a 360-degree view of the magnificent scenery of Nagoya City, especially romantic at dusk when you can enjoy the city lights. 2. Itinerary Day 1: • Atsuta Shrine: Visit for about 1.5 hours to experience the tranquility and solemnity of a traditional Japanese shrine. • Nagoya Castle: Visit for about 2 hours to learn about the history and culture of the castle. • Nagoya TV Tower: Climb the tower for a panoramic view of Nagoya City, visit for about 1.5 hours. • Oasis 21: Located near the TV Tower, you can relax and shop, visit for about 2 hours. Day 2: • Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: Visit for about 3 hours to see marine life and performances. • LEGOLAND Japan: Suitable for family trips, plan 1-3 hours according to your interests. Day 3: • Osu Kannon Temple: Visit for about 1 hour to experience religious culture. • Osu Shopping Street: Located near the temple, you can shop and taste local snacks, visit for about 1 hour. • Sakae Shopping District: A bustling commercial district where you can shop and relax, visit for about 2 hours. In addition, if you have extra time, you can also visit the Toyota Museum (to learn about the history of Toyota cars), Inuyama Castle (a well-preserved ancient Japanese castle), and Meiji Mura Museum (to stroll through the Meiji-era buildings). 3. Transportation Guide Nagoya's subway system is very developed, covering most of the popular attractions in the city. One-way fares start at 200 yen, and it is recommended to buy the Shoryudo Subway & Bus One-Day Pass, which pays for itself after three subway rides in one day. 4. Food Recommendations • Eel Sushi: A specialty of Nagoya, the eel is grilled to perfection, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, served with sushi rice, and tastes great. • Miso Hot Pot: A hot pot with a miso-based broth, with ingredients including meat, vegetables, tofu, etc., cooked in the pot and dipped in a special sauce, rich in flavor and nutritious. • Nagoya Ramen: The noodles are chewy, the broth is rich, and the toppings are varied. It is recommended to try miso ramen or soy sauce ramen. • Nagoya Chicken Wings: Marinated and grilled to perfection, the skin is crispy, the inside is juicy, and the taste is spicy and delicious. 5. Notes 1. Nagoya's attractions are relatively concentrated, so plan your time wisely to avoid rushing through them. 2. Take care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded attractions and shopping streets. 3. When trying local food, pay attention to your personal taste and dietary habits to avoid allergies or discomfort. I hope this guide will help you have a great time in Nagoya!

Atsuta Shrine is one of the most important shrines in Nagoya and one of Japan's three great shrines. It is famous for enshrining the Kusanagi Sword. The shrine has a long history and a serene environment that exudes a sacred atmosphere. 🧎🏻 The trees in Atsuta Shrine are tall and lush, providing a cool and comfortable walking experience even in hot weather. 🫶🏻 ❕ Nearby, there is the famous eel rice restaurant, Houraiken. If you want to taste this delicacy, it is best to get a number in advance and then visit Atsuta Shrine. 🌟

Some people say that Nagoya is not as beautiful as Kyoto and Fuji I want to say maybe it's because you haven't slowed down —— When you slow down the pace of the traveler Pause the camera to check in the shutter Just looking for a moment of joy🎍 Rush to this traditional Japanese courtyard in Atsuta Quiet torii, simple stone statue The blessing wooden sign hanging on the tree swaying with the wind And the ubiquitous wooden house god. Society Cherry blossoms in spring 🌸 Maple in autumn🍁 Even if you miss the beauty of these two seasons Just this quietness of the ancient trees🌲 Also let people hold their breath ⛩️ Atsuta Shrine (one of the three major shrines in Japan) 🏮 More than 70 ceremonies and festivals are held here throughout the year👘 🏠 1-1 Atsuta-cho, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 🎫 free 🕙 Open all day | Treasure Museum 9:00-16:30

Some people say Nagoya is the most boring city in Japan, but I completely disagree. This 6-day 5-night family trip during the summer was incredibly satisfying! Day 1: We took an afternoon flight and arrived at Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya at 8 PM Japan time. Since we had already filled out the entry forms on Visit Japan Web, the immigration process was very quick. Because we flew with a budget airline, we landed at Terminal 2 and had to walk to Terminal 1 to pick up our car, which took about 15 minutes. It was quite a walk! After picking up the car, we headed straight to the city, dropped off our luggage at the hotel, and immediately went to Isomaru Suisan for a seafood dinner. After a satisfying meal, we went back to the hotel to prepare for the next day's itinerary. Day 2: We had a Japanese-style breakfast at McDonald's, then drove to Houraiken to get a ticket for their famous eel rice. We then visited Atsuta Shrine to draw a fortune slip, spent an hour at Osu Shopping Street, and returned to Houraiken for lunch. Afterward, we took a stroll around Nagoya Castle, got new glasses at Aeon Mall, and had dinner at a local ramen shop before heading back to the hotel. Day 3: We started the day early with onigiri and sandwiches from Aeon, then drove 165 kilometers to Takayama for a local Hida beef meal. We spent over an hour exploring Takayama Old Town, then drove another 50 minutes to ride the rail bikes. After that, we drove almost 200 kilometers back to Nagoya for dinner at Sushiro, followed by a shopping spree at Don Quijote before returning to the hotel to rest. Day 4: We woke up naturally, had a local Nagoya breakfast, and drove 60 kilometers to Suzuka Circuit, where we played until around 5 PM. Due to heavy rain, we decided to leave early and drove to AEON Mall in Suzuka City for more shopping and a simple dinner at the food court. We then braved the heavy rain to drive back to Nagoya. Day 5: Still feeling full, we had a light breakfast, checked out, and moved our luggage to LEGOLAND. After dropping off our luggage, we spent the day at LEGOLAND, then returned to the hotel to rest. Later, we drove back to Nagoya for a high-quality yakiniku dinner before returning to the hotel. Day 6: We had a lavish breakfast at the LEGOLAND hotel, then headed to the Nagashima Outlet for some serious shopping. We filled our bags to the brim, refueled the car near the airport, made a final shopping stop at a nearby supermarket, and returned the car at the airport. After checking in our luggage, we visited the Flight of Dreams exhibit next to Terminal 2, enjoyed some ramen while watching a Boeing 787, and then departed for Hong Kong. So, Nagoya is definitely not boring, and we even ran out of time to do everything we wanted!

Atsuta Shrine is one of the three major shrines in Japan, located in the southern part of Nagoya City, enshrining one of the three major divine artifacts of Japan, the Kusanagi Sword. This place is a treasure trove of Japanese history and culture, with many worth visiting attractions and cultural relics, and it is also the center of faith and energy spot in Nagoya. Pilgrimage route of Atsuta Shrine: You can enter from the main gate (south gate), first worship the main shrine, and then walk north along the pilgrimage road, visit Shimizu Shrine, Nobunaga Wall, Big Camphor, Treasure Museum and Kusanagi Hall. On the way back, you can visit the other shrines, Yakken Shrine and Kamizogama Shrine, which both have rich historical stories and prayer effects. The whole route takes about 2 hours. 🔅7 must-visit attractions of Atsuta Shrine🔅 Main Shrine: This is the main building of Atsuta Shrine, enshrining the Atsuta Daishin who holds the Kusanagi Sword. The architectural style of the main shrine is Shinto, using red and white tones, very eye-catching. In front of the main shrine is a large worship hall for worshippers to pray and offer incense money. Behind the main shrine is a divine warehouse, where the Kusanagi Sword is stored, but it is generally not visible to the public. Shimizu Shrine: This is one of the branch shrines of Atsuta Shrine, located on the left side of the main shrine, enshrining the water god. Next to Shimizu Shrine is a hand water house for worshippers to cleanse their hands and rinse their mouths before entering the shrine. The water source of the hand water house is drawn from the well of Shimizu Shrine, which is said to have the divine power to cure all diseases. Nobunaga Wall: This is a wall made of tile stacks, located on the right side of the main shrine, and is one of the three major soil walls in Japan. This wall was built by the famous general Oda Nobunaga in the Warring States period after the Battle of Okehazama to thank the Atsuta Daishin for his protection. The surface of the wall has many different tiles, some are Nobunaga's family crest, some are his subordinates' family crest, and some are his enemies' family crest, which is very interesting. Big Camphor: This is a huge camphor tree, located next to the hand water house, surrounded by wooden fences. This camphor tree is said to have been personally planted by Kukai, a Japanese Buddhist monk, and has a tree age of more than 1,000 years. It is the sacred tree of Atsuta Shrine. The tree trunk has a circumference of 7.7 meters and a height of 20 meters. The interior is hollow and inhabited by several white snakes. The white snake is the incarnation of the god. If you encounter a white snake, you can take a photo and set the photo as the standby screen of your mobile phone to get good luck. Treasure Museum: This is a museum that collects the historical relics of Atsuta Shrine, located behind the main shrine, with two floors. The museum has more than 6,000 cultural relics donated by the royal family, shoguns and people from all walks of life, including ancient divine artifacts, swords, ancient documents and other treasures. The museum displays different cultural relics every month, and also holds special exhibitions in January and autumn every year, allowing visitors to better understand the history and beliefs of Atsuta Shrine. Kusanagi Hall: This is a museum dedicated to displaying swords, located next to the Treasure Museum, and opened on October 4, 2021. The museum displays 450 swords collected by Atsuta Shrine every month, including many famous swords and national treasure-level swords. The museum also has a video introducing the relationship between the Kusanagi Sword and Atsuta Shrine, as well as an experience area where visitors can personally feel the size and weight of the Japanese sword. Yakken Shrine: This is one of the other shrines of Atsuta Shrine, located on the left side of the main gate (south gate), enshrining the same Atsuta Daishin as the main shrine. This is a must-win shrine, because Oda Nobunaga prayed for victory here before the Battle of Nagashino, and finally successfully defeated the Takeda army. The first shogun of the Edo shogunate, Tokugawa Ieyasu, also ordered people to repair the worship hall and corridor here. This is the footprint of historical generals and a good place to pray for business success and sports victory. Kamizogama Shrine: This is one of the branch shrines of Atsuta Shrine, located on the right side of the main gate (south gate), enshrining the god of learning, Uchizuma. This place can bless academic success, attracting many students to come to worship. There is also an ancient song called 'Gentayu' that has been passed down from ancient times. The content of the song is about this shrine, so it is also called 'Gentayu Shrine'. Surrounding delicacies of Atsuta Shrine: After visiting Atsuta Shrine, you can taste some of Nagoya's special delicacies in the surrounding area, such as: Atsuta Shrine's divine cake-this is the stamp cake of Atsuta Shrine, made of rice flour and sugar. The crust is crispy and the filling is sweet. There are three flavors: red bean, white bean and matcha. You can buy it at the 'Divine Cake Shop' next to the main gate of the shrine. 📍1 Chome-1-1 Jingu, Atsuta Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 456-8585 Japan

Atsuta-jingu Shrine is a Shinto shrine that is more special than any other in the Chubu region. The Atsuta Festival is held every June 5th. A portable shrine with ornate carvings is carried through a small forest, followed by fans of the festival wearing traditional Japanese headbands and happi coats. You can enjoy a variety of traditional Japanese arts throughout the day. You will have a great opportunity to experience real Japanese culture up close, with performances of taiko drumming, archery, martial arts, and more. #TravelAbroad #tripmoments #travel #TravelJapan #TravelJapanByYourself #PlacesToVisitJapan #ThaiPeopleInJapan #TravelNagoya #Festival

The Atsuta Festival is the grandest of the 70 or so festivals held at Atsuta Shrine each year. The emperor's envoys are sent to the shrine to display goheimotsu (white paper streamers in Shinto belief). The shrine is decorated and attracts visitors with lanterns or Kentou makiwara, fireworks, martial arts competitions or festival entertainment, and a procession of floats by children called kodomo mikoshi. #traveler #solotravel #japantravel #japantravelbyyourself #japantravelplaces #nagoyatravel #thaipeopleinjapan #festival #travelabroad #travel #tripmoments

Storing the sacred sword of the imperial regalia, this Shinto shrine is well worth a visit even though there are few English signs. Arriving at Jingu Nishi station follow the sign marked 300 m to the west entrance. After 2-3 minutes turn left & follow the crowds along the tree lined walk-way to the main shrine. After offering prayers, walk to the left & around to the back of the shrine, continuing the path until reaching steps by a stream. There enjoy flicking water onto the central rock with the wooden ladles while making a wish! The path eventually leads back to the entrance. I was impressed by the atmosphere. There is a hand washing area for tourists to wash there hands before started to pray. The day I visited was coincident with a wedding ceremony(I think). A paid museum is located inside as well. Be sure the opening hours when planning a visit. #givethanks #givethanks

After catching up with the cherry blossoms of the day, the fatigue of the journey almost made us pass the hot building of the Atsuta Shrine, one of the three major shrines in Japan. The Atsuta Shrine is built in the style of the gods and has a history of 1900 years. The main shrine of the shrine is the hot god, one of the highest-ranking shrines in Japan, with more than 2,000 pieces of antiques, literature and art, covering an area of nearly 200,000 square meters. Various large-scale events are often held here, with traditional Japanese weddings being the most common. The hot field festival on June 5th is the hottest time of the Atsuta Shrine, and you can enjoy the lantern event and the fireworks show.

Located in western Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya is the central city of the Nagoya metropolitan area, one of Japan's three major metropolitan areas. It covers an area of approximately 326 square kilometers and has a large population. With a rich history stemming from its ancient castle, Nagoya now blends modern industry with traditional cultural characteristics. Trip Overview Duration: 3 days Route: [Nagoya Castle — Atsuta Shrine — Oasis 21] Budget: Approx. CNY 2,000 (excluding accommodation) Best time to visit: All seasons Daily Itinerary [DAY 1] Nagoya Castle ✅ Recommended route: Nagoya Castle Main Gate → Honmaru Palace Ruins → Castle Tower 📸 Must-see photo spots: The iconic Nagoya Castle Tower, especially during cherry blossom season when it's beautifully set against the pink cherry blossoms; the rustic exterior of the Main Gate is also full of charm. 💡 Tips: Rent an audio guide inside Nagoya Castle for a deeper understanding of its history and culture. Please be mindful of the cultural relics and refrain from touching the exhibits. 🏨 Accommodation recommendations: Hotels near Nagoya Station offer convenient transportation. 😋 Food recommendations: Miso Katsu (deep-fried pork cutlet with miso sauce). The pork cutlet is coated in flour, egg, and breadcrumbs, fried until golden, and then paired with a rich miso sauce. The texture is crispy, the flavor is rich, and the average cost is about CNY 80. [DAY 2] Atsuta Shrine ✅ Recommended route: Atsuta Shrine's large torii gate → Main Shrine → Treasure Hall 📸 Must-see photo spots: The large torii gate looks particularly solemn surrounded by greenery; the Main Shrine's unique architectural style makes for a great photo backdrop. 💡 Tips: Atsuta Shrine is one of Japan's oldest and most revered shrines. Dress respectfully and avoid loud conversations during your visit. The Treasure Hall houses many precious artifacts and can be visited for a fee. 🏨 Accommodation recommendations: Hotels near Atsuta Shrine are convenient for morning and evening visits. 😋 Food recommendations: Hitsumabushi (Nagoya-style eel rice). Nagoya's Hitsumabushi has a unique way of eating: first, enjoy a bite of the plain eel, then pair the eel with sansho pepper, seaweed, etc., and finally, mix the remaining eel and sauce with the rice. The average cost is about CNY 100. [DAY 3] Oasis 21 ✅ Recommended route: Stroll through Oasis 21's空中花园 (Sky Garden), enjoying the city views → Shop and dine in the commercial facilities. 📸 Must-see photo spots: The unique shape of the Sky Garden and the panoramic city views from above; the creative decorations and shops within the commercial facilities. 💡 Tips: This is a comprehensive commercial and leisure area with many people, so be sure to keep your belongings safe. 🏨 Accommodation recommendations: Hotels around Oasis 21 provide easy access to the facilities. 😋 Food recommendations: Nagoya's specialty dessert "mitsumame," a jelly-like dessert with a delicate texture. The average cost is about CNY 30. Things to Avoid - Compare prices when shopping to avoid unnecessary expenses. - Be mindful of your belongings on public transport, especially during rush hour. 💕Hope this guide is helpful🎉! Follow me to discover the beauty of more cities!

Nagoya, a central city in the Chubu region of Japan, boasts a rich history, profound culture, and a modern cityscape. Stroll through Atsuta Shrine and experience a thousand years of history, or visit the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium for a close-up view of the wonders of marine life. Nagoya's cuisine is another highlight, with Tebasaki chicken wings and Hitsumabushi (eel rice) allowing you to savor local flavors and experience the region's unique culture.

On the East Asian island nation of Japan, there is a unique city, Nagoya, which is like a vivid painting, showcasing the perfect blend of tradition and modernity. Located in central Japan, Nagoya is an industrial center and transportation hub. Here, you'll find ancient castles and temples alongside bustling commercial streets and modern architecture. Recommended Attractions: Nagoya Castle: A famous Japanese castle. Admission for adults is approximately JPY 500. Atsuta Shrine: A shrine with a long history. Free admission. Food Experiences: Miso Katsu (Miso Pork Cutlet): Unique flavor, around JPY 1,500 per person. Hitsumabushi (Nagoya-style Eel Rice): Fresh and delicious, around JPY 2,000 per person. Accommodation Recommendations: High-end Hotels: Offer high-quality service, upwards of JPY 20,000 per night. Business Hotels: Affordable, around JPY 10,000 per night. Travel Tips: Pay attention to traffic rules and check the opening hours of attractions in advance. Suggested Itinerary: Visit Nagoya Castle first, then head to Atsuta Shrine. Nagoya's unique charm will bring you unforgettable travel memories. Come here and start your journey of discovery! Nagoya Japan: A journey blending tradition and modernity.

Below is a detailed travel guide for Nagoya, Japan: I. Best Time to Visit Nagoya has four distinct seasons, each with its own unique charm. However, spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are generally considered the best times to visit. Spring offers beautiful cherry blossoms and pleasant temperatures, while autumn boasts vibrant red leaves and cool, comfortable weather. Avoiding the hot and humid summers (July to August) and the cold winters (December to February) will allow you to better enjoy Nagoya's scenery and cuisine. II. Transportation Guide 1. Airport to City Center: • The Meitetsu Airport Express train offers direct access from Chubu Centrair International Airport to the city center in about 30 minutes, making it the fastest option. • Alternatively, the airport bus takes approximately 45 minutes and is a more affordable choice. 2. City Transportation: • The subway is the preferred mode of transport within the city. The municipal subway system has six lines covering popular attractions such as Nagoya Castle and the Sakae shopping district. Downloading a subway map or using a navigation app is recommended. • One-Day Pass: 760 JPY for adults (24 hours of unlimited subway rides), offering both convenience and cost savings. Bus + Subway Pass: 870 JPY, suitable for itineraries requiring frequent transfers. • Buses cover areas not accessible by subway. Purchasing a one-day or multi-day pass is recommended. III. Must-Visit Attractions 1. Nagoya Castle: • Overview: One of Japan's three most famous castles, featuring an impressive golden Shachihoko roof. The cherry blossom season in spring is particularly beautiful, and the illuminated cherry blossoms at night are even more romantic (late March to early April). • Highlights: Main Keep, Honmaru Palace. • Admission: 500 JPY. • Recommended visiting time: 2 to 3 hours. 2. Atsuta Shrine: • Overview: A thousand-year-old shrine, said to house one of Japan's three sacred treasures, the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi sword. It offers a serene and sacred atmosphere. • Highlights: Main Hall, Bekkū, Kaguraden. • Admission: Free. • Recommended visiting time: 1 to 2 hours. 3. Oasis 21: • Overview: A multi-purpose commercial facility located in the Sakae district of Nagoya's Naka Ward, consisting of the Water Spaceship, Green Earth, and Galaxy Platform. • Highlights: The unique landscape of the Water Spaceship, the tranquil atmosphere of Green Earth, and the vibrant Galaxy Platform. • Opening hours: Open year-round, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm. 4. Chubu Electric MIRAI TOWER (formerly Nagoya TV Tower): • Overview: A landmark building in Nagoya, standing 180 meters tall. It was Japan's first integrated radio tower. • Highlights: Two observation decks, located at 90 meters and 100 meters above ground, offering 360-degree panoramic views of Nagoya. • Admission: 1,300 JPY for adults, 800 JPY for junior high and elementary school students. • Opening hours: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm (until 9:40 pm on Saturdays). 5. Osu Kannon: • Overview: A temple and shopping street open to the public free of charge, offering a great place to experience Nagoya's traditional culture. • Highlights: Temple buildings, shopping streets. • Recommended visiting time: 2 to 3 hours. IV. Food Guide 1. Must-Try Specialties: Miso Katsu (miso pork cutlet), Tebasaki (fried chicken wings), Miso Nikomi Udon (miso stewed udon noodles), Tempura. 2. Recommended Restaurants: • Yabaton: Famous for miso katsu. • Sekai no Yamachan: Known for tebasaki. • Yamamotoya: Traditional miso nikomi udon restaurant. V. Shopping Guide 1. Department Stores: Meitetsu Department Store (high-end brands), Sakae area (young and trendy fashion), Osu Shopping Street (affordable goods). 2. Drugstores: Matsumoto Kiyoshi, Don Quijote. Recommended for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and health supplements. 3. Recommended Souvenirs: Nagoya-style miso, Tokugawaen cookies, Yatsuhashi rice cakes, Shuboh sweets. VI. Accommodation Recommendations 1. Business: Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel, Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel, conveniently located near Nagoya Station. 2. Mid-range: Dormy Inn Premium Nagoya Sakae, Nagoya Tokyu Hotel, centrally located with easy access to shopping. 3. Budget: APA Hotel, Toyoko Inn, with branches in various areas. VII. Important Notes 1. Basic Etiquette: Dress respectfully when visiting temples and shrines, maintain quietness in public places, and observe queuing etiquette. 2. Spending Tips: Carry cash, as some small shops may not accept cards. Keep shopping receipts for tax refunds. 3. Transportation Tips: Be aware of subway operating hours, avoid taxis during rush hour, and carry an umbrella on rainy days. 4. Other: Prepare portable Wi-Fi or a SIM card, a portable charger, and carry essential medications. Note down important locations' addresses in Japanese and keep emergency contact numbers handy. With this guide, you're sure to have a pleasant and memorable trip to Nagoya.

Still struggling with where to go on vacation? Stop flocking to Osaka and Tokyo! Nagoya is definitely an underrated travel destination, unique and fun. Follow this guide to start your wonderful Nagoya journey🎈 Climate Guide Nagoya has four distinct seasons. Spring and autumn are pleasant, with average temperatures between 15-25°C, making them the most suitable seasons for travel. During this time, you can enjoy both the cherry blossoms in spring🌸 and the maple leaves in autumn🍁. Summer is hot, with average temperatures between 25-32°C, so remember to take sun protection measures when traveling. Winter is cold, with average temperatures between 2-10°C, so be sure to bring thick cotton-padded clothes🧥. Must-See Attractions Nagoya Castle: One of the three most famous castles in Japan, it is magnificent and full of historical charm. The iconic golden Shachihoko statues shine in the sunlight, as if telling stories of the past. In spring, you can also encounter romantic cherry blossoms, which complement the ancient buildings, creating a picturesque scene. Atsuta Shrine: The second largest shrine in Japan, it enshrines the ancient sacred sword Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi. It has a long history and is solemn and respectful. Here, you can experience traditional Japanese shrine culture and see many locals in traditional clothing coming to pray. Legoland Japan: The second Legoland in Asia, it is a paradise for children and Lego fans! Various Lego-themed amusement facilities and interactive activities are fun and interesting. There is also a super-realistic Lego model exhibition area, as if you have stepped into the wonderful world of Lego figures. Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: The metal spherical building is super eye-catching. The aquarium has a wide variety of marine life, and the whale shark and dolphin shows are spectacular and not to be missed. When you are tired of walking, you can also touch marine life in the touch pool, which is super interesting. Osu Shopping Street: One of the most prosperous commercial areas in Nagoya, it not only has a variety of specialty shops, but also a lot of great second-hand goods at great prices. Stroll, eat, and experience the local atmosphere. Nagoya Cuisine Miso Katsu: A Nagoya specialty, the pork cutlet is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. It is served with a rich and mellow miso sauce over fragrant rice. One bite is super satisfying. Hitsumabushi (Grilled Eel): Grilled eel is cut into small pieces and served with rice and various toppings. There are three ways to eat it: plain, with seasonings, or as ochazuke (with tea poured over it). The taste is rich and unique. Tebasaki (Chicken Wings): Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, they make a "crunch" sound when you bite into them. Dipped in a special sauce, they are fragrant and spicy, making them irresistible. Miso Nikomi Udon: Udon noodles cooked in miso soup. The noodles are soft and chewy, and the soup is rich and flavorful, warming both the body and the stomach. Travel Tips Transportation: Nagoya has very convenient transportation. The subway covers the entire city. It is recommended to purchase a one-day travel pass, which allows unlimited rides on the subway and city buses, which is very cost-effective. If you are going to surrounding cities, the JR lines are very convenient. Nagoya is also an important station on the Tokaido Shinkansen. Language Communication: Most locals do not speak English fluently. Download a translation app or prepare some common Japanese phrases for smoother communication. Etiquette and Customs: Pay attention to etiquette in Japan, such as taking off your shoes before entering a room, not making loud noises in public places, and expressing gratitude to service staff. Shopping and Tax Refunds: When shopping at stores marked "Tax Free," you can get a tax refund if you spend a certain amount. Remember to bring your passport.

Hey ladies! Planning a winter trip to Japan? Here's a super practical 5-day itinerary! Snow scenery, hot springs, and delicious food – experience the best of Japan in winter! -------- Japan, located in East Asia, has a rich history. 🏞️ From the magnificence of Mount Fuji to the quaintness of Kyoto, it exudes a unique island charm. 🎌 This is the "Cherry Blossom Country" in the hearts of many tourists. 🌸 -------- 📅Itinerary: DAY 1: Nagoya Castle Visit the historic Nagoya Castle and experience the atmosphere of Japan's Warring States period. DAY 2: Shirakawa-go – Wada House – Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck – Takayama – Takayama Old Town – Miyagawa Onsen Journey through history and nature, from the beautiful Shirakawa-go to the ancient Wada House, and then to the spectacular Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck. Next, explore Takayama and its old town, and finally, relax in the soothing waters of Miyagawa Onsen. DAY 3: Miyagawa Morning Market – Takayama Jinya – Gero Onsen – Gero Onsen Gassho-style Village Experience the bustling Miyagawa Morning Market, visit the historical Takayama Jinya, then head to Gero Onsen to unwind and explore the unique architecture of the Gassho-style Village. DAY 4: Atsuta Shrine Visit the mystical and majestic Atsuta Shrine and experience Japan's profound religious culture. DAY 5: Osu Kannon Stroll around Osu Kannon, find some unique souvenirs, and conclude your wonderful trip to Japan. -------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Shirakawa-go: The unique Gassho-style houses make you feel like you've stepped into a fairy tale! 🌸 Nagoya Castle: A great place to admire cherry blossoms and explore historical traces in the castle tower. 🏛️ Atsuta Shrine: Home to precious historical artifacts, the ancient shrine's atmosphere evokes a sense of longing. 🖼️ Takayama: Known as the "Country of Three Leaves," every scene here is as beautiful as a painting! 🌳 Takayama Jinya: Experience the Edo period atmosphere and the natural harmony of the official residence. -------- **Important Notes**: - The weather in February is quite cold, so pack warm clothes 🧣 to prevent catching a cold 😷. - Try authentic Japanese cuisine 🍣, such as sushi and ramen, but pay attention to food freshness. - When buying local specialties, compare prices 💰 at multiple stores to avoid overspending. - Narita and Haneda Airports offer convenient transportation 🚌, with buses and subways directly to the city center. -------- Enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious food on your trip to Japan, and don't forget to leave your footprints and memories! 🌟

If you’re visiting Japan for the first time, don’t miss this super practical seven-day travel guide to make your trip more exciting! . Japan, located in eastern Asia, is an island country with a long history. 🗾 From the classical charm of the ancient capital of Kyoto🏞️ to the neon prosperity of Tokyo🌃, this place is known as the Land of Cherry Blossoms🌸 and is the dream place in every traveler's heart. . 🎈Itinerary: D1: Depart for Tokyo and prepare to start your trip to Japan! D2: Kamakura Buddha - Kamakura High School Station - Enoshima Walk through the ancient capital of Kamakura and feel the fusion of history and youth, then go to Enoshima to enjoy the island scenery. D3: Sensoji Temple - Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - Chidorigafuchi - Ginza Visit the ancient temple of Asakusa, appreciate the urban oasis of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, stroll through the romance of Chidorigafuchi, and finally go shopping in Ginza to enjoy the prosperity. D4: Mount Fuji Fifth Station - Lake Kawaguchi Climb to the fifth station of Mount Fuji, overlook the magnificent mountain scenery, stay at Lake Kawaguchi, and feel the tranquility of the lake and mountains. D5: Nara Park - Kasuga Taisha - Yoshinoyama - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori Get in close contact with the deer in Nara, visit Kasuga Taisha, stroll through the sea of ​​flowers on Yoshinoyama, and head to Osaka in the evening to visit Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. D6: Osaka Castle Park - Fushimi Inari Taisha - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka - Kiyomizu Temple Visit the historical sites of Osaka Castle, pay homage to Fushimi Inari Taisha, stroll along the ancient streets of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka, and finally visit the tranquility of Kiyomizu Temple. D7: Atsuta Shrine Visit Atsuta Shrine and feel the mystery and solemnity of Japanese culture, ending your pleasant trip to Japan. 🎉 . Attraction recommendations: 🌸 Osaka Castle Park: Want to enjoy cherry blossoms and plum blossoms? Just come here! The park is rich in vegetation, with different flowers blooming in every season. It is a great place to relax and take photos. 📸 Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: A paradise for photography enthusiasts! No matter spring, summer, autumn or winter, the scenery here will always surprise you. It is definitely a good place to take blockbuster movies. 🍁 Kiyomizu-dera Temple: An ancient temple surrounded by green trees, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, and the red leaves all over the mountains in autumn are beautiful. Come and feel the tranquility and the weight of history! . Travel tips: 🌟Compare the prices of local specialties first, don’t buy blindly~ 🌏Pay attention to the time difference, Japan time is 1 hour ahead of Beijing time. 📖The visa must be applied for in advance, and it is important to prepare the required materials! 🚖The transportation from the airport to the city is very convenient, you can choose from subway, bus or taxi. . A trip to Japan, with endless excitement waiting for you to discover, pack your bags and start your dream trip!

Hey girls! Want to experience a hot spring tour in Japan? This 6-day itinerary will take you to hot spring towns and let you experience a different side of Japan! -------- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Guangzhou - Arrive in Tokyo and get ready to start your Japan trip! Day 2: Nijubashi Bridge - Odaiba - Ginza shopping paradise - Kabukicho nightlife - Yaesu Sakura Avenue - Hanazono Shrine 🌸A fulfilling day, from history and culture to modern cities, enjoy the charm of Tokyo. Day 3: Shizuoka Castle - Mt. Fuji 5th Station - Oshino Hakkai - Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort 🏔️Experience the magnificence of Mt. Fuji and the fun of skiing, Shizuoka and Oshino Hakkai are also unique. Day 4: Nagoya Castle - Atsuta Shrine - Kiyomizu-dera Temple 🏯Travel through history and visit the famous historical sites of Japan's ancient capital. Day 5: Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashi - Kasuga-taisha Shrine - Nara Park 🛍️Experience the prosperity of Osaka and the tranquility of Nara in one day. Day 6: Return from Osaka - Arrive in Guangzhou and end your wonderful Japan trip 🛬Arrive safely with lots of memories and look forward to your next trip! -------- Travel tips: 1. 📝Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to Japan to ensure a smooth entry. 2. ☁️February climate: Japan is cold in February, so remember to bring warm clothes and rain gear🧥☔️. 3. 🎁Souvenir prices: Compare prices when buying souvenirs, as some stores have higher prices, so be a smart shopper! 4. 🚗Airport transportation: From the airport to the city, both the subway and bus are convenient, so plan your transportation in advance. -------- A trip to Japan is not just about cherry blossoms and hot springs, there is more beauty waiting for you to discover, so remember to share your travel stories! 🌸

Winter vacation is coming! For first-time visitors to Japan, we strongly recommend this 8-day Japan travel guide! Save time, effort, and energy, and make your trip to Japan perfect! -- Japan, a bright pearl of the Eastern Hemisphere, is located in the Pacific Ocean in East Asia and is often affectionately called the Land of the Rising Sun 🌅. This mysterious island nation has developed a unique Japanese style 🏯 over the long course of history, and the blooming cherry blossoms 🌸 always make people yearn for it. -- ✈️💼 Itinerary: D1: Shanghai - Takamatsu The journey begins in bustling Shanghai, with the destination being the uniquely scenic Takamatsu. This day is the opening act for the rest of the trip. D2: Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori - Nara Park - Kasuga-taisha Check in at Shinsaibashi, stroll through Dotonbori, get up close and personal with the deer in Nara Park, and visit the solemn Kasuga-taisha for a full and rich day. D3: Osu Shopping Street - Nagoya TV Tower - Atsuta Shrine Shop at Osu Shopping Street, look out from Nagoya TV Tower, and worship at Atsuta Shrine. The combination of the three makes for an impressive day of sightseeing. D4: Lake Yamanaka - Oshino Hakkai - Mt. Fuji 5th Station The dappled light and shadow of Lake Yamanaka, the stunning beauty of Oshino Hakkai, and the magnificent Mt. Fuji 5th Station offer a comprehensive view of the beauty of nature from near and far. D5: Odaiba - Ginza Experience the modern technology of Odaiba and indulge in the shopping paradise of Ginza. From morning to night, there are exciting life experiences waiting for you. D6: Kyoto Imperial Palace - Kiyomizu-dera - Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka In one day, enjoy the quiet of Kyoto Imperial Palace, feel the religious charm of Kiyomizu-dera, and then stroll through Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka. The intersection of history and modernity offers a deep cultural experience of Japan. D7: Akashi Kaikyo Bridge - Uzu no Michi - Ritsurin Garden Chase the grandeur of Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, feel the mystery of Uzu no Michi, and appreciate the beauty of Ritsurin Garden. This is a down-to-earth natural experience. D8: Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse On the last day, the itinerary ends with the Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse as an important conclusion, bringing this trip to Japan to a perfect end. -- Must-see attractions: ❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️ Shinsaibashi Address: 2-2-22 Shinsaibashisuji, Chuo Ward, Osaka, Japan Opening hours: Open all day Duration: About 2-4 hours A shopping 🛍️ paradise and a great place to enjoy delicious food 🍱! ❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️ Dotonbori Address: 1 Chome-9 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan Opening hours: Open all day Duration: Be sure to allow 1-3 hours A must-see food paradise 🍣, with bustling food on both sides and charming riverside night views 🌃. ❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️ Mt. Fuji 5th Station Address: Narusawa Village, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture 401-0320 Duration: Allow 2-3 hours Awesome! This is the starting point for climbing the mountain, where you can see the foot of the mountain 🌳 up close and the top of the mountain 🏔️ from afar, with endless views. ❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️ Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka Address: 2 Chome Masuyacho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, 605-0826, Japan Opening hours: Open all day Duration: About 1 hour The stone-paved slopes wind, the old houses stand, and the special products are waiting for you to find 💼! -- Some tips: 🌸 February weather: February is winter in Japan, with snow in the north and cold in the south, so remember to bring warm clothes. 🥢 Food: Japan's sushi, ramen, and takoyaki are not to be missed, and the various soups will satisfy your appetite. 📜 Visa information: You need to apply for a tourist visa to visit Japan, as there is no visa on arrival. Make sure you have all the necessary documents to avoid unnecessary trouble. ✈️ Airport transportation: Airports in major cities usually have direct subway and bus connections to the city center, so be sure to check the schedule for a smoother trip. -- 🌸 After walking through the mountains and rivers of Japan and feeling the warmth of the Japanese style, I hope everyone can find their own deep love. 🎌

Covering an area of ​​190,000 square meters, an area about the size of sixty large domes, and with a total of 45 shrines of various sizes, Atsuta Jingu Shrine is a well-known power spot in Nagoya with a history of 1,900 years. The story begins with a sacred sword - Kusanagi Sacred Sword. As it is one of the three sacred treasures of the imperial family, it has always been an important place for Warring States generals to pay homage. The earthen wall that was dedicated after Oda Nobunaga's victory is now named Nobunaga Wall. If you go there on holidays, the main hall of the shrine is crowded with people coming to worship and pray. Atsuta Omikami, Amaterasu Omikami, and Yamato Takeru are enshrined here. You can pray for good luck, peace, relief from disasters, and the establishment of good relationships. Atsuta Shrine burned down in 1945, and the current building was rebuilt in 1955. Finally, it is worth mentioning that after visiting the shrine, don’t forget to go to the rest area to try "Miyakishimen". This flat noodle is softer than udon noodles and is served with simple ingredients such as bonito broth and fish cake. It originated from Atsuta Shrine during the Taisho period and has now become a famous product of Nagoya. 📍Address: 〒456-8585 Aichi Prefecture Nagoya City Atsuta District Jingu 1-1 #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

📆【Itinerary】 🌟Highlights: ❄️In winter, start from Nagoya and travel clockwise around Chubu, Japan. Enjoy a two-day stay at a hot spring hotel, with mountains and the sea along the way, and snowflakes flying all around... 📆Itinerary: 🏯Nagoya-❄️Shirakawa-go-🦀Kanazawa-🐈Takaoka-🗻Takayama-♨️Gero-🏨Nagoya 🚗Transportation: 🚌Highway bus: Nagoya-Shirakawa-go-Kanazawa 🚞IR Ishikawa Railway: Kanazawa-Takaoka 🚃JR Himi Line: Takaoka-Amaharashi 🚄JR Hida: Takaoka-Takayama 🚌Nohi Bus: Takayama-Shinhotaka 🚄JR Hida: Gero-Nagoya 💰Average cost: CNY 10,000 📌Tips: 🚌Book a bus to Shirakawa-go in advance in winter! 🏔️Prepare crampons and waterproof shoes and pants in advance! 📝Pay attention to the bus schedule and weather conditions in Shirakawa-go, Shinhotaka, and Amaharashi! Also, check the opening hours of attractions and stores, such as Shirakawa-go, Kanazawa, and museums... Day 1: Hisaya Odori Park→Oasis 21→Nagoya Castle→Tokugawaen→Atsuta Jingu Shrine→Osu Shopping Street→Peanuts Cafe Nagoya→Nagoya TV Tower Day 2: Hotel Mystays Nagoya Sakae→Shirakawa-go→Wada House→Gassho-zukuri Minkaen→Ogimachi Castle Observation Deck Day 3: Omicho Market→Kanazawa Castle Park→21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa→Kenrokuen→Higashi Chaya District Day 4: Hotel Forza Kanazawa→Amaharashi Coast→Takaoka Art Museum→Takaoka Otogi-no-mori Park→Doraemon Walking Path Day 5: Hotel Route-Inn Takaoka Ekimae→Hie Shrine→Takayama Jinya→Sanmachi Suji→Maruaki (Hida Takayama) Day 6: Shinhotaka Ropeway Day 7: Country Hotel Takayama→Miyagawa Morning Market→Gero Onsen Day 8: Bosenkan→Takashimaya (Nagoya)→Chubu Centrair International Airport 🗺️Must-see attractions: Top 1 Snow scenery on the top of Shinhotaka Top 2 Shirakawa-go and Ogimachi Castle Observation Deck Top 3 Amaharashi Coast and Takaoka Art Museum Top 4 Two-day stay at Gero Onsen Top 5 Rivers and streets in Takayama 🍮Local food: 1. Ice cream puffs and pudding in Shinhotaka 2. Hida beef and 🥛 3. Seafood and crabs in Kanazawa 4. Kato ☕️& Chou 🍣 in Nagoya 5. Fuwa～fuwa at 7-Eleven in Takayama

The Atsuta shrine is one of the biggest in Japan and is an iconic representation of the past, with al much of the country destroyed in WW2 this is a testament to Japans cultural heritage. The shrine is set in a wooded area and there are lots of paths to walk around, lots of toilets along with a museum, gift shop and small cafe. There are areas to wash your hands before entering the shrine, it’s advised to do so to show respect. There are places to buy little plaques to leave prayers and wishes, but it can be quite busy so be prepared for queues. The main shrine itself is a very sacred place so you need to be aware that it is an active shrine, Japanese people come everyday to pray and wish for luck. Remember to show respect and keep your voice down, don’t use flash on your camera and do not take any photos of people using the shrine for its intended purpose. head to Atsuta Jingu Nishi station and follow the signs. #getgoing2025 #nagoya #aichi #japan #travel #solotrip #shrine #history

😎 Today, we want to recommend a famous attraction in Nagoya, Japan - Atsuta Shrine. 👏 🌟 Atsuta Shrine is one of the oldest and most prestigious shrines in Japan, with a history of 1,900 years. It is the second most important shrine in Japan after Ise Grand Shrine and is one of the three great shrines in Japan. Atsuta Shrine is famous for housing the Kusanagi Sword, one of the three sacred treasures symbolizing imperial power. 💥 The main hall of Atsuta Shrine enshrines five deities: Takehaya Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Miyazuhime-no-Mikoto, Amaterasu Omikami, Susanoo-no-Mikoto, and Oonamuchi-no-Mikoto. Throughout Japanese history, Atsuta Shrine has been highly regarded by both the imperial family and the general public. Successive rulers of Japan have shown their respect for Atsuta Shrine in various ways. For example, Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu both carried out large-scale renovations of the shrine. Even in recent years, the Emperor and Empress of Japan have visited the shrine. Here, you can feel the rich historical and cultural heritage. 🌳 The scenery within the shrine grounds is also very charming. The vast grounds are filled with towering ancient trees, including camphor trees, hackberry trees, ginkgo trees, and black oak trees, among others. Some of these trees are over a thousand years old. Walking among them, you may feel as if you have traveled back in time to ancient Japan. 📝 As for tickets, visiting Atsuta Shrine is free, but if you want to visit the Treasure Museum, it costs 800 yen. Parking is also convenient, with free parking available. However, during the year-end and New Year period, a fee of 1,000 to 3,000 yen is charged. 🤩 The shrine is also easily accessible. You can take the JR Tokaido Main Line to "Atsuta Station" and walk for about 8 minutes to reach the shrine. Alternatively, you can take the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line to "Jingu-mae Station" and walk for about 3 minutes. If you choose the Meijo Line subway, get off at "Jingu Nishi Station" or "Tenma-cho Station" and walk for 7 minutes to reach the shrine. 😘 If you have the opportunity to visit Nagoya, Japan, don't miss the chance to visit Atsuta Shrine, a place full of historical charm and cultural allure. 😉 We hope you have a wonderful day at Atsuta Shrine!

Hey guys, I went to Nagoya a while ago and had a great time. Today, I'm going to share my travel tips for Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine, two must-see attractions. All of these are my personal experiences, so don't miss out if you're planning a trip to Nagoya! Let's start with Nagoya Castle, one of Japan's three most famous castles. It's definitely worth a visit. It's easy to get there by car, and there's a parking lot. It's also easy to get there by public transportation. You can buy a ticket at the entrance and go straight in. There were a lot of foreign tourists there, which shows how popular it is. I went on July 28, and the weather was great, but it was also very hot. Unfortunately, the castle tower was closed at the time, but that's okay. The free Honmaru Palace next door is also worth a visit. You have to take off your shoes to go in. It can be a little stuffy in the summer, so be prepared. There are a lot of rooms in the Honmaru Palace, each with a different purpose. The exquisite screens and murals are beautiful, and you can take pictures of them. Just follow the designated route and enjoy the view. Oh, and the golden male and female fish on the roof of the castle tower are a must-see. If you don't see them, you can buy some souvenirs with their elements to take home. They're very memorable. Next is Atsuta Shrine. It's much cooler here than at Nagoya Castle, and it's very pleasant. I was able to visit the Kusanagi Museum and the Shintai Museum, but be careful, you can't take pictures inside. There are a lot of divine swords in the museum, which I think guys will be more interested in. After the tour, I bought an ice cream next door, and it was delicious. It added a little sweetness to the trip. In short, these two attractions in Nagoya each have their own characteristics. Nagoya Castle is full of historical architecture, while Atsuta Shrine is more tranquil and mysterious. You can plan your time wisely and enjoy their charm. I'm sure this trip to Nagoya will leave you with unforgettable and wonderful memories!

Hey, travel experts! I recently visited Nagoya, and it was an amazing experience. Today, I can't wait to share my travel tips for Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine with you. These are my personal experiences, and I hope they help you have a great time in Nagoya! Let's start with Nagoya Castle. As one of Japan's three most famous castles, it's a must-see. The transportation is very convenient. If you're driving, there's a parking lot, and you can also get there easily by bus. You can buy tickets at the entrance, and you'll see many foreign tourists there. It's a very popular spot. I visited on July 28, and it was scorching hot. Unfortunately, the main keep was closed, but don't worry, the free Honmaru Palace next door is definitely worth a visit. You'll need to take off your shoes to enter. It can be a bit stuffy in the summer, but when you see the exquisite screens and murals, you'll feel it's all worth it. The rooms have different purposes, and the beautiful murals seem to tell stories of the past. You can take photos, and by following the tour route, you'll see all the beautiful sights. Also, don't miss the golden male and female fish on the roof of the main keep. If you miss seeing them in person, buying some related souvenirs to take home is a great idea. Now, let's talk about Atsuta Shrine. It's much cooler here, and the atmosphere is very serene. I happened to visit the Kusanagi Sword Museum and the Treasure Museum. Remember, photography is not allowed inside. The museum displays many divine swords, which I think would be particularly interesting to guys. After the visit, I enjoyed an ice cream nearby, and it was a delightful treat that instantly refreshed me. In conclusion, these two attractions in Nagoya each have their own charm. Nagoya Castle is rich in history, while Atsuta Shrine exudes a unique mystique. When you visit, take your time to soak in the atmosphere, and I'm sure you'll have an unforgettable travel experience!

Nagoya is the heart of central Japan, a city that combines the charm of history and modernity. From ancient castles to bustling streets, from tranquil shrines to lively markets, Nagoya is full of surprises. Rich cultural heritage, tempting food, and unique style are waiting for you to explore and start an unforgettable journey. ⛱️Must-visit spots: Nagoya Castle, witness the vicissitudes of history, the main keep is magnificent, and it is a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring; Atsuta Shrine, with ancient trees towering, the atmosphere is solemn and solemn, and many treasures are treasured; Osu Shopping Street, where fashion and tradition coexist, you can find all kinds of special goods and feel the lively vitality of Nagoya. 🏨Accommodation guide: You can choose to stay around Nagoya Station, with convenient transportation, a variety of hotel types, convenient travel, and close to shopping areas and restaurants, making it easy to experience urban life in Nagoya. 💌Visa guide: To apply for a Japanese tourist visa, prepare your passport, photos, proof of employment, bank statements, and other materials, and apply to the Japanese embassy or consulate or a regular travel agency. The visa issuance time is usually 7-15 days, so it is recommended to plan and apply in advance. 💬Common language: Japanese is the main language, and there are Chinese service signs in scenic spots and large shopping malls, and simple English communication is basically feasible. 🌎Mobile and wireless network: You can rent a mobile Wi-Fi device at the airport or in the city, or buy a local data card to ensure smooth internet access during your trip and share your travel moments at any time. 💰Payment: UnionPay cards are available in some malls and stores, and it is recommended to bring an international credit card, such as VISA, MasterCard, etc. Cash can be exchanged for yen at airports, banks, or exchange points, making it easy to pay for small stores and transportation. 💗Other tips: Nagoya has a variety of food, miso pork chops, and eel rice are not to be missed; you can buy a travel pass to save money when taking public transportation; pay attention to local etiquette, such as taking off your shoes when entering the room, and respect local cultural customs to make your trip more perfect.

Nagoya | Super detailed must-see attractions & navigation📍 Babies👋, today we have compiled a must-see attractions and navigation guide in Nagoya, Japan, so you can easily enjoy Nagoya! 📍Nagoya Castle This is the logo of Nagoya! The history is full of rhyme, and although it has been rebuilt, it does not affect its charm at all. Navigation: Search “Nagoya Castle” directly, take the Subway Nagojo Line to “City Hall” station and get off, and walk for a few minutes. Here you can visit the Tenshu Pavilion, learn about the historical changes of Nagoya, admire the beautiful details of the ancient buildings, and take pictures, especially during the cherry blossom season and autumn leaf season, it is breathtakingly beautiful! 📍 Atsuta Shrine As one of the oldest shrines in Japan, the solemn and sacred atmosphere is intoxicating. Navigation: Search "Atsuda Jingu", take the subway Naojo Line to "Jingu West" station, exit the station and follow the signs for a while. You can see many people coming to worship and pray for blessings. The vermilion building is particularly beautiful under the green trees. Don't forget to ask for a guardian. It is said to be very spiritual. 📍Osu Commercial Street A must-visit for shopping lovers! There are trendy items, vintage clothes, anime and manga peripherals, etc. Navigation: Search for "Osu Commercial Street" and it's about a 15-minute walk from Nagoya Station. Here you can find all kinds of unique good things, and there are many delicious snacks to replenish your energy when you are tired of shopping. 📍Oasis 21 Plaza A modern landmark of Nagoya, its unique architectural appearance is super eye-catching. Navigation: Search for "Oasis 21", take the subway Sakura-dori Line or Najo Line to "Kuya-Odori" station and come out. There are often various activities on the square, and there are many restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area. 📍Tokugawa Garden A typical Japanese garden, one scene at a time, tranquil and elegant. Navigation: Search "Tokugawaen", take the subway Naojo Line to "Osogen" station, then transfer to the bus or walk. Stroll through it and feel the unique aesthetics of Japanese gardens, with different scenery in all seasons, no matter when you come, you can reap the abundance of beauty. Babies, collect this guide and go to Nagoya to take pictures! 💕 #NagoyaTravel #MustSeeAttractions #JapanTravel

Nagoya: A Shining Pearl in Central Japan Nagoya, like a shining pearl embedded in central Japan, exudes a unique charm that attracts tourists from all over the world. The city is steeped in history. Nagoya Castle stands tall with its magnificent and majestic appearance. The white walls and majestic pavilions bear witness to the vicissitudes of time. Stepping into the castle, you can almost hear the footsteps of the samurai of the past. Atsuta Shrine, one of the oldest shrines in Japan, is quiet and solemn. Surrounded by lush trees, the vermilion buildings look particularly sacred in the sunlight. People come to worship in an endless stream, and the incense is filled with a strong religious atmosphere. In the world of food, Nagoya also has its own unique flavors. Miso pork cutlet is a local specialty. The tender pork cutlet is coated with breadcrumbs and fried until golden and crispy, then drizzled with rich miso sauce. The perfect fusion of meat and sauce is unforgettable. There is also the soft and glutinous Hitsumabushi (three ways to eat eel rice). Grilled eel and rice are cleverly paired, and you can choose different ways to eat according to your personal preference, enjoying the deliciousness of eel and the sweetness of rice. Nagoya's modern appearance is also impressive. The bustling Sakae district is full of high-rise buildings and shopping centers, gathering global fashion brands and trendy products, making it a paradise for shopping enthusiasts. The streets are bustling with traffic and people, full of urban vitality and vigor. Whether you are exploring the footprints of history, indulging in the temptation of food, or experiencing the prosperity of a modern city, Nagoya can meet your expectations and bring you a rich and unforgettable travel experience, allowing you to deeply appreciate the unique charm and style of central Japan.

Nagoya is the fourth largest city in Japan and the capital of Aichi Prefecture. Located in central Japan, it is known as "Chukyo." Here is a detailed guide: Transportation Guide - External Transportation: You can fly to Chubu Centrair International Airport or take the Shinkansen. It takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes from Tokyo Station and about 50 minutes from Osaka Station. - Internal Transportation: The city has public transportation such as subways and buses, as well as private railways such as Meitetsu and Kintetsu. Taxis are a more expensive but convenient option. Popular Attractions - Nagoya Castle: One of Japan's three most famous castles, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1610, it was one of the power centers of the Edo Shogunate. It has attractions such as the Golden Shachihoko, the Tenshukaku, and the Honmaru Palace. The Tenshukaku is under renovation, but the Honmaru Palace and the Omura Castle Treasure Museum are open to visitors. - Atsuta Shrine: One of Japan's three major shrines, it was founded in 113 and enshrines the Kusanagi Sword. It has buildings such as the main hall, the separate shrine, and the Kagura Hall, and is open all year round. - Oasis 21: A complex commercial facility consisting of the Spaceship Aqua, the Green Earth, and the Galaxy Plaza. The Spaceship Aqua is a landmark building with water flow and night lighting on the roof, and you can enjoy the view along the sky corridor. - Chubu Electric Power Miraitower: A landmark building in Nagoya, formerly known as Nagoya TV Tower, it is 180 meters high and has two observation decks where you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the city. - LEGOLAND Japan: A great place for family trips, it has various LEGO-themed rides and shows. - Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: You can explore the mysteries of the underwater world and enjoy the world's largest dolphin show. Food Recommendations - Eel Dishes: Try the Hitsumabushi at restaurants such as Atsuta Houraiken, Unafuji, and Maruya Honten Nagoya Station Meitetsu. - Miso Katsu: Pork cutlets are coated with breadcrumbs and fried, then served with miso sauce. They are crispy and flavorful. - Fried Chicken Wings: Represented by restaurants such as Sekai no Yamachan, the chicken wings have a crispy skin and are tender and juicy inside. - Curry Udon: The udon noodles are chewy, and the curry soup is rich and mellow. Together, they create a wonderful taste. - Soba Noodles: The noodles are smooth, and the soup is light and delicious. They can be served with tempura and other side dishes, making them nutritious and tasty. Shopping Recommendations - Osu Shopping Street: One of Japan's "three major electronics streets," it has electronics stores, general stores, and trendy shops where you can buy electronics, anime merchandise, trendy clothing, and more. - Matsuzakaya: A well-known department store in Nagoya, it offers a wide range of products, including clothing, cosmetics, and home goods. - Sakae: A bustling commercial district in Nagoya, it has many large shopping malls and specialty stores where you can buy a variety of fashionable clothing, accessories, souvenirs, and more. Accommodation Options - Luxury: Nagoya Tower Hotel, TIAD Hotel Autograph Collection, Nagoya Marriott Hotel, etc. They offer good service, complete facilities, and great locations. - Family: LEGOLAND Japan Hotel, full of LEGO elements, is a favorite among children. - Budget: You can choose hotels such as Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel, which offer good value for money, convenient transportation, and easy access to dining and shopping.

Attention travel lovers! Here's an 8-day hot spring tour guide for Japan! We've selected some great hot spring experiences and must-see attractions! Save this guide now, it's a must-have for travel experts! . 🇯🇵🍣🍱🌸Itinerary: DAY 1: Shanghai - Takamatsu 🛫A flight took us to the famous Takamatsu, marking the beginning of an exciting journey. DAY 2: Shinsaibashi -> Dotonbori -> Nara Park -> Kasuga-taisha 🌞Shopping, food, deer, and temples, a colorful day that satisfies the body and mind. DAY 3: Osu Shopping Street -> Nagoya TV Tower -> Atsuta Shrine 🏙️A day of city exploration, seeing the international metropolis of Nagoya, and making beautiful memories. DAY 4: Lake Yamanaka -> Oshino Hakkai -> Mount Fuji 5th Station 🗻Lakes and mountains, a close view of Mount Fuji, a day full of shock and joy. DAY 5: Odaiba -> Ginza 🛍️Shopping paradise Odaiba and Ginza, tired but satisfied. DAY 6: Kyoto Imperial Palace -> Osaka Kiyomizu-dera -> Sannenzaka Ninenzaka ⛩️Ancient capital, from Kyoto to Osaka, experiencing history, culture, and customs. DAY 7: Akashi Kaikyo Bridge -> Uzushio -> Ritsurin Garden 🍂Sailing against the current, walking on the autumnal Uzushio, feeling light and free. DAY 8: Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse 🌊At the end, sitting under the lighthouse at Takamatsu Port, with the sea breeze, we miss this 8-day trip. . Travel tips: 💼Visa information: Don't forget your visa when going to Japan📝. That's all I can help you with, the rest is up to you~💪. 🍣Food: Whether it's sushi or ramen, Japanese food is impressive🤩, remember to try authentic flavors👍! 💴Currency and exchange rate: In Japan, the exchange rate of RMB to JPY fluctuates greatly, exchanging money before going out can give you more peace of mind.💱🎌 . This is my story with Japan, I hope you can start your own story here too, and make the future now!