[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Osu-Kannon (Updated Mar)

#nagoyatravel Travel to Nagoya, come and see it⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1️⃣Nagoya Castle In 1615, Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who unified Japan, ordered the construction of Nagoya Castle. Nagoya Castle has the golden owl kiss made of gold decorated on both ends of the main ridge of the roof, the Grand Castle, which is known as the largest building area in Japanese history, and the gorgeous and luxurious Honmaru Palace. It also has the function of a fortress to reinforce defense, so it is used in many castles. Among them, the prestigious Nagoya Castle topped the list and was designated as a national treasure. Although it is similar to Osaka Castle, it looks quite shocking and beautiful! ❤️ 2️⃣Futabakan & Jumukan Futaba Palace is a Japanese-European building where Japan's first actress Kawakami Sadao and electricity king Fukuzawa Moosuke lived during the Taisho era. It was called "Futaba Palace" at that time. It was moved and restored to its original appearance and opened in February 2005. Rakikan is a residence built by the ceramics exporter Kaizaburo Imoto from the late Taisho period to the early Showa period. Indulge in the romantic atmosphere of Taisho here. There is no need to buy tickets for its coffee garden, which is very beautiful! 👍👍👍 It is highly recommended to visit if you like history. The two museums are hundreds of meters apart, and you can purchase a package ticket for 320 yen to visit. 3️⃣Central Power Tower Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER is Japan's first centralized radio tower built in 1954, and is registered as a national tangible cultural property. After the first overall renovation since its opening in 1954, it has transformed into a new downtown landmark. It was wonderful to go at night! Excellent photo taking! ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4️⃣Inuyama Castle Inuyama Castle is said to have been built by Oda Nobunaga's uncle in 1537 during the Muromachi period. The view from the top of the castle is truly breathtaking. In addition to visiting the castle, the "Inuyama Castle Town", a street full of ancient style, is also very attractive when you go to Inuyama Castle. Walking there really feels like going back to the ancient times, and there are many restaurants! 🤤🤤🤤 On the way to Inuyama Castle, there is also a marriage temple, so go and be surrounded by your hearts! ❤️❤️❤️ 5️⃣Osu Kannon Temple and Shopping Street Osu Kannon-ji Temple was founded in 1333. At the entrance of the shopping street, its main building is not big, but it looks majestic! There are many cute shops in the shopping street, such as a jewelry and gift shop that simulates Alice in Wonderland, gashapon, and a lot of delicious food! 🤤🤤 6️⃣Nagoya Science Museum The appearance of the Nagoya Science Museum is shocking. The science museum is located in Shirakawa Park and is shaped like an eye-catching giant sphere! The "World's Largest Planetarium" was certified by Guinness World Records in 2011! Shirakawa Park is also full of trees and is very suitable for walking. The Science Museum is very close to Osu Kannon Temple and can be reached on foot. Go to Nagoya to experience the leisurely ancient atmosphere! ✅✅ (Information on famous scenic spots mainly comes from the official website) ✅✅#NAGOYA #日本Travel #NAGOYAGUANG #INUYAMA Castle #NAGOYA Castle #Travel Guide #100 Ways to Travel

🌇Nagoya is located in the western part of Aichi Prefecture in central Honshu, Japan, and is the fourth largest city in Japan after Tokyo, Yokohama, and Osaka. With a population of about 2.3 million, this city is the center of the Chubu and Tokai regions, and is also the core city of the famous "Chukyo Industrial Zone" in Japan. . 🏯The prototype of Nagoya can be traced back to the early 17th century. In 1610, Tokugawa Ieyasu ordered the construction of Nagoya Castle, which marked the beginning of the development of this castle town. After long-term development during the Edo period, Nagoya became the fourth largest city after Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto during the Meiji Restoration. In 1889, Nagoya officially implemented the city system and became a modern city. . ⛩The rich cultural heritage is also a feature of Nagoya. It is the place where the Kusanagi Sword, one of the Three Sacred Treasures of Japan, is enshrined, and it has the magnificent Nagoya Castle, as well as many museums, art galleries, and the second largest Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens in Japan. The unique Nagoya dialect and the famous Nagoya cuisine also fully demonstrate the profound cultural charm of this city. . 🚄Major cities near Nagoya: ✅Tokyo: 1.5 hours by Shinkansen, fare 10,560 yen ✅Kyoto: 35 minutes by Shinkansen, fare 5,170 yen ✅Osaka (via Kyoto): 50 minutes by Shinkansen, fare 5,940 yen . 🚄Transportation from Nagoya Station to various attractions in the city 💴The subway fare to the following attractions from Nagoya Station is between 200 yen and 360 yen: ✅Nagoya Castle: Take the Sakura-dori Line to Hisaya-odori Station and transfer to the Meijo Line, 1 stop, about 12 minutes; ✅Sakae: 2 stops on the Higashiyama Line, about 10 minutes; ✅Atsuta Shrine: 2 stops on the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line, about 6 minutes, fare 230 yen, or 3 stops on the JR Line, 8 minutes; ✅Osu Kannon: Take the Higashiyama Line to Fushimi Station and transfer to the Tsurumai Line, 1 stop, to Osu Kannon Station, about 10 minutes; ✅Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens: 9 stops on the Higashiyama Line, 18 minutes; ✅Legoland: Take the Aonami Line to the terminal Kinjo-futo Station, about 24 minutes; ✅Nagoya Port and Aquarium: 2 stops on the Higashiyama Line to Sakae, transfer to the Meijo Line to the terminal Nagoya Port, about 27 minutes; ✅Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology: 1 stop on the Meitetsu Line to Sako Station, 4 minutes. .

#100 Ways to Travel When I visited, I happened to hear the monks making offerings and chanting sutras, which made me feel respectful! The temple also often holds sutra copying sessions and various sacrificial activities. I waited for a long time nearby and finally managed to capture a photo of the moment when there were fewer pilgrims. The famous Osu Kannon Temple is visited by many pilgrims. It is said that the Guanyin Bodhisattva here is very effective, because this statue of Guanyin was miraculously left alone at its original site after escaping the ruthless fire. Many people come here to make wishes and draw lots, and some people come back specifically to fulfill their wishes. Next to it is the bustling Osu Shopping Street, which has a wide variety of food and shops, and many festivals and parades are held throughout the year, making it very lively. Such as the summer festival, the Avenue Artist Festival, the treasure ship parade... and so on. If you have the opportunity to visit Nagoya, you must come here to pay a visit!

Osu Kannon is a famous Buddhist temple located in Nagoya, Japan, renowned for enshrining the Bodhisattva Kannon. This temple attracts numerous devotees and tourists, making it a significant religious and cultural landmark in Nagoya, as well as a popular tourist spot📸🔥. 💞Reasons to Recommend: 🌟Ancient History The history of Osu Kannon dates back to 757 AD. Despite multiple reconstructions and restorations, the temple has retained its original religious significance and cultural value.👍 🌟Magnificent Architecture The architectural style of the temple incorporates traditional Japanese elements, especially the splendid roofs and intricate carvings, giving visitors a strong sense of historical atmosphere.🙌🏻 🌟Nearby Amenities The temple is surrounded by the bustling Osu Shopping Street, where you can enjoy local delicacies, buy souvenirs, and experience the unique charm of Nagoya.🔥 ❕Note❕ There are many pigeons🐦❕

In the vibrant city of Nagoya, there is one must-visit attraction: Osu Kannon (大須観音). As one of Nagoya's oldest Buddhist temples, Osu Kannon is not only a center of faith but also an excellent place to explore local culture and history. A Long History The history of Osu Kannon dates back to 628 AD. It is said that a fisherman found a statue of Kannon in the river and dedicated it to the temple. This statue of Kannon is considered a protective deity, attracting numerous pilgrims over the years. Despite undergoing multiple reconstructions, the temple has always retained its sacred status. Visiting the Temple Upon entering Osu Kannon, you will immediately feel a sense of tranquility. The temple's architecture is elegant, with golden roofs gleaming in the sunlight, capturing the attention of visitors. Inside the main hall, the statue of Kannon exudes a solemn aura, inspiring awe and reverence.

The Osu Kannon temple is one of main temples in Osu Shopping areas. It is located at one end of osu shopping district. Quite an interesting place. There were a lot of pigeons around the temple and I saw people feeding them for good luck. Not a very big temple but you get to pray and offer incense at the top of the stairs. If you're looking for a smaller temple with a small crowd, this might be for you. #songkran2024#mytravelhacks#cherryblossom2024#historicallandmarks#localguides#familytrip#trip#instatravel#goodfoods#langkawi#foodphotography#chinatown#ipoh#temples#familyfun#siemreap#edinburgh#คาเฟ่ห้ามพลาด

Friends who come to Nagoya, you must try the local specialty 🔥🔥Eel rice🔥🔥🔥. Some shops have a history of decades and only specialize in eel rice. You can imagine how delicious it is. 😍😍😍 The price is calculated according to the amount of eel, and the quality is uniform. The eel has a special burnt aroma, the skin is crispy but the meat is thick and juicy. The tea soup of Sanshi is very good. The shop is a small-scale operation, and the couple is responsible for the operation of the whole shop, but the service is not bad at all. 👍👍👍 The eel shop is located near Osu Kannon Station, within a ten-minute walk. For friends who drive, the owner said that they can park outside the shop for a while after dark, which is very considerate. #うなぎ竜田 #Eel rice #Nagoya specialty

The full name of Osu Kannon Temple is Kitanoyama Shinpuku-ji Hoshoin, which has a very long history. In 1324, Emperor Daigo ordered the Osu Kannon Temple to be the annex temple of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. In 1612, during the reign of Tokugawa Ieyasu, it was moved to the current Osu area in Nagoya. The temple is very popular and is as famous as Sensoji Temple in Tokyo. It is a temple worth visiting. ・Address: 2-21-17 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture・Business hours: 9:00-17:00・Access: About 1 minute walk from Osu Kannon Station on the Nagoya Metro #Nagoya #Overseas Travel #tripcom5th Anniversary

This lovely Kannon temple is located right near one of the entrances of the Osu Kannon shopping district where there are also lots of small restaurants and eateries all around so worth a visit because of it's location. The temple is quite grand with it's steps leading up to the main temple building and lots of banners hanging all around the entrance. In front there is the main gate building and a relatively small area with trees and statues and lots of pigeons. We came to visit Nagoya’s famous buddhist temple. Aside from taking some picture, ended up to near shopping street like Dotonbori of Osaka and has lots of store and restaurants. It even has two Khomeyo stores. Over all it was hitting two birds with one stone. #givethanks #givethanks

A five-day family trip to Japan, exploring Nagoya Castle and Shirakawa-go, experiencing Edo style and the fairytale world of Hayao Miyazaki, and soaking in hot springs for a relaxing and enjoyable time! Or Taking your kids to Japan? How to plan a five-day itinerary? Nagoya Castle, Shirakawa-go to experience history and nature, plus hot springs to soothe your journey, come and take a look! -------------------- Japan, located in East Asia, has a long history and unique charm. 🗾 The cherry blossoms in spring 🌸, the quaint charm of the ancient capital Kyoto 🏞️, are all intoxicating. This is a traveler's dream destination in the East. 🌏 -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Nagoya Castle 🏯 Visit the historic castle and experience the traces of Japan's Warring States period. Day 2: Shirakawa-go -> Kanda House -> Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck -> Takayama -> Takayama Sanmachi Suji Old Street -> Hirayu Onsen 🌄 Travel between World Heritage sites and tradition, experiencing the charm of old streets and the comfort of hot springs. Day 3: Miyagawa Morning Market -> Takayama Jinya -> Gero Onsen Funsenchi -> Gero Onsen Gassho Village 🛍️ Stroll through the morning market to experience local life, then visit historical buildings, and finally relax in the hot springs. Day 4: LEGOLAND Japan 🎠 Explore the world of LEGO and enjoy quality family time. Day 5: Osu Kannon 🙏 Visit ancient temples, pray for peace, and end a wonderful journey. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🎡 LEGOLAND Japan: This is the kingdom of LEGO bricks! Eight themed areas for you and your children to enjoy. Children can experience interactive adventure rides, explore the mysterious LEGO factory and the ninja world, endless fun! 🏯 Nagoya Castle: Traces of history are everywhere. Wonderful performances by Sengoku warlords, gorgeous cherry blossoms, and you can also climb the castle tower for a panoramic view of Nagoya, while learning about the rich historical relics. It is very suitable for families to experience the profoundness of history together. -------------------- Tips: 🛫 From the airport to the city, the Narita Express is more convenient～ 🌸 In March in Japan, cherry blossoms are in full bloom, but the temperature changes a lot, remember to bring a thick coat! 🎁 Souvenirs are more affordable to buy locally in Japan, especially electronics and cosmetics! 🍣 Don't miss the sushi and ramen, and fresh seafood feasts await you～ 📸 When taking pictures, remember to avoid crowds, and choose early morning or evening for better lighting! -------------------- 🎉Hope this guide can help you enjoy your trip to Japan! 🎉

Parents, get ready for a five-day trip to Japan with your kids! Explore the historical Nagoya Castle, discover the natural beauty of Kamikochi and the fairytale village of Shirakawa-go in Matsumoto, and don't forget to experience the hot springs! -------------------- Japan, located in East Asia, has a rich history. From the majestic Mount Fuji 🗻 to the ancient charm of Kyoto 🏞️, it blends tradition and modernity. Often praised as the land of cherry blossoms 🌸, every corner exudes a unique charm. -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Nagoya Castle 🏯 Visit the historic Nagoya Castle and experience the atmosphere of Japan's Warring States period. Day 2: Shirakawa-go - Kanda House - Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck - Takayama - Takayama Sanmachi Suji Old Street - Miyagawa Onsen 🌄 From the beautiful Shirakawa-go to the historical Kanda House, then to the Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck to enjoy the scenery, followed by a visit to the quaint Takayama Old Street, and finally relax at Miyagawa Onsen. Day 3: Morning Market in Front of Takayama Jinya - Takayama Jinya - Gero Onsen Fountain Pond - Gero Onsen Gassho-style Village 🌅 Experience the bustling morning market in front of Takayama Jinya, visit the ancient Takayama Jinya, then enjoy the comfort of Gero Onsen, and finally explore the unique architecture of the Gassho-style village. Day 4: Ghibli Park 🎢 Immerse yourself in the magical world of Ghibli Park and relive the classic scenes of Hayao Miyazaki's animations. Day 5: Osu Kannon 🙏 Visit Osu Kannon and experience Japan's profound religious culture and beliefs. -------------------- Tips: - Visiting Japan in March offers mild and comfortable weather, and the cherry blossom season is not to be missed 🌸. - Remember to apply for a visa before your trip to ensure smooth entry 🇯🇵. - Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, so adjust to the time difference easily 🕐. - Try the local cuisine, sushi and ramen are must-tries, and the delicious taste is unforgettable 🍣🍜. -------------------- A trip to Japan, full of charm and endless exploration, let's meet again for the next romantic encounter!

📍Osu Niomon Gate Osu 2-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 《Access》 About 1 minute walk from Osu Kannon Station Exit 2 About 7 minutes walk from Kamimaezu Station Exit 8 About 13 minutes walk from Fushimi (Aichi Prefecture) Station Exit 5 ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ Located near the gate of Osu Kannon, it is visited by a wide range of people, including worshippers, tourists, and local residents. The wall of an apartment building overlooking Omon Street from Osu Kannon has a mural of Dai Nio painted on it, which is eye-catching. A gold ball on a red arcade? Something like that? The long-established Aoyagi Uiro store, Osu Uiro, also opened on this street. This arcade street is filled with restaurants, izakayas, and clothing stores. #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Osukannon #Nagoya #Nagoyasightseeing #OsuShoppingStreet

📍Osu Kannon (Kitanoyama Shinpukuji Hoshoin) 2-21-47 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 《Access》 Approx. 1 minute walk from Osu Kannon Station, Exit 2 Approx. 8 minutes walk from Kamimaezu Station, Exit 8 Approx. 12 minutes walk from Fushimi (Aichi Prefecture) Station, Exit 5 Opening hours 6:00-19:00 ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ Hoshoin, known as Osu Kannon Located in the downtown area and conveniently located It is considered one of the three major Kannon in Japan and one of the Nagoya Seven Lucky Gods. It is said that you can receive the blessings of the god of learning. The bright vermilion main hall is a popular photo spot for tourists from Japan and abroad! The scent of incense fills the air. Osu Kannon's specialty: pigeons When you step into the temple grounds, you'll see some amazing pigeons... There is also an unmanned pigeon food stand where people enjoy feeding the pigeons. #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Nagoya #OsuKannon #Nagoyasightseeing #Nagoyatrip #Photogenicspot

Nagoya Travel Guide: I. Nagoya Overview Nagoya is Japan's fourth-largest city, located in the central part of Honshu Island, and the capital of Aichi Prefecture. It is not only a major center of Japan's automotive industry, home to well-known brands such as Toyota, but also a city where history and modernity blend. II. Recommended Attractions 1. Nagoya Castle • A landmark building in Nagoya, built in the early 17th century, it is one of the largest castles in Japan. • Inside the castle, there is a museum displaying samurai armor, weapons, and other cultural relics. The surrounding gardens offer different scenery throughout the four seasons, especially charming during the cherry blossom season in spring. • Address: 1-1 Honmaru, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0031, Japan • Opening hours: 9:00-16:30 daily • Admission: Adults 500 yen, children free 2. Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium • One of the largest aquariums in Japan, it exhibits a variety of marine life from the deep sea to shallow waters, including whales, dolphins, and penguins. • Special programs include dolphin shows and touch pools, suitable for families. • Address: 1-3 Minatomachi, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-0033, Japan • Opening hours: 9:30-17:30 daily • Admission: Adults 2060 yen, children 1030 yen 3. Osu Kannon • A famous temple built in the 12th century, dedicated to Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, it is one of Nagoya's spiritual centers. • Around the temple, there is a lively shopping street selling various souvenirs and food, as well as a flea market open twice a month. • Address: 1-17-20, Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0001, Japan • Free admission 4. Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology • Showcases Toyota's development from a textile machinery manufacturer to a global automotive giant. • The museum is divided into the Textile Machinery Pavilion and the Automobile Pavilion, with interactive exhibits and demonstrations, suitable for families. • Address: 1-1-1, Tsurumai, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-0033, Japan • Opening hours: 9:30-17:00 • Admission: Adults 500 yen, children free 5. Legoland Japan • A theme park suitable for families and Lego enthusiasts, with multiple themed areas, including famous Japanese landmarks recreated with Lego bricks. • Offers a wealth of amusement facilities, performances, and interactive experiences, suitable for visitors of all ages. • Address: 1-1 Minatomachi, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-0033, Japan • Opening hours: Varies depending on the season, generally 9:30-18:00 • Admission: Adults around 7000 yen, children around 4000 yen 6. Atsuta Shrine • One of Japan's famous Shinto shrines, dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu and the sacred sword Kusanagi. • The shrine has a museum displaying ancient weapons, paintings, and clothing, and is surrounded by a beautiful environment. • Address: 1-1, Miya-cho, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 456-8585, Japan • Free admission III. Recommended Food 1. Miso Katsu (Miso-glazed Pork Cutlet) • A Nagoya specialty, using locally produced Hatcho miso, with a rich flavor. • Recommended restaurants: Yabaton, Yamamotoya Sohonke 2. Taiwan Ramen • Spicy noodles introduced by Taiwanese immigrants, which have become one of Nagoya's representative dishes. • Recommended restaurant: Sekai no Yamachan 3. Hitsumabushi (Nagoya-style Eel Rice) • Nagoya's Hitsumabushi has a unique way of eating—"Hitsumabushi three ways"—dividing the eel rice into three portions and eating it plain, with green onions, and as ochazuke (tea-soaked rice). • Recommended restaurant: Atsuta Horaiken IV. Recommended Shopping 1. Sakae Area • Nagoya's commercial center, with numerous department stores, shopping malls, and underground streets. • Recommended shopping malls: Nagoya PARCO, Dai Nagoya Building 2. Around Nagoya Station • The area around Nagoya Station has been redeveloped, with many high-rise buildings and shopping centers, offering a wide variety of shopping and dining options. • Recommended shopping mall: JR Nagoya Takashi

🌳Nagoya, a city located in central Japan, attracts countless tourists with its rich history, modern cityscape, and captivating natural beauty. Here, you can experience the perfect fusion of tradition and modernity, and immerse yourself in Japan's unique culture. When spring arrives and the cherry blossoms bloom, Nagoya transforms into a canvas painted with shades of pink. Cherry trees lining the streets don a dreamy veil, and as the gentle breeze blows, petals flutter down like snowflakes, blanketing the ground in a soft floral carpet. At Nagoya Castle, you can admire the majestic castle built under the orders of Tokugawa Ieyasu while strolling through a sea of cherry blossoms, experiencing the weight of history and the gentle beauty of nature. Besides cherry blossoms, Nagoya offers many other attractions worth visiting. The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology provides insights into the history of Japan's industrial development, while the Nagoya TV Tower offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Atsuta Shrine, a shrine with a thousand years of history, evokes a sense of awe with its sacred atmosphere. At Osu Kannon Temple and the shopping streets, you can savor various traditional snacks and purchase unique souvenirs. Of course, no trip to Nagoya is complete without indulging in the local cuisine. Stepping into a traditional Japanese restaurant is like entering a serene Japanese garden. The interior decor exudes a rustic charm, with wooden tables and chairs, soft lighting, and Japanese calligraphy adorning the walls, creating an elegant and welcoming atmosphere. Here, you can savor exquisite sushi, crispy tempura, and steaming hot udon noodles. Each dish is a work of art, captivating your senses. If you're traveling with children, the Ghibli Park and Legoland Japan will be a paradise for them. Ghibli Park, inspired by the classic works of Hayao Miyazaki, creates a dreamlike world, while Legoland Japan, with its creative building blocks, offers endless fun and challenges, allowing children to experience the spark of creativity through play. Furthermore, Nagoya boasts excellent transportation. From the airport to the city center, you can choose the Meitetsu Airport Express or the airport limousine bus. Within the city, the subway and buses cover all major attractions. For convenient travel, it's recommended to get a transportation IC card, such as TOICA or MANACA. During your trip to Nagoya, you can also explore nearby Shirakawa-go and Takayama. Shirakawa-go is famous for its unique gassho-style farmhouses, which are now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Takayama, on the other hand, is home to numerous Edo-era buildings and is known as "Little Kyoto." Nagoya, a city brimming with charm, is an ideal destination for history buffs, food enthusiasts, and families with children. Here, you can enjoy tranquility and relaxation, away from the hustle and bustle of the city; you can also explore every corner of the city, experiencing its unique charm and atmosphere. Come to Nagoya and embark on a spontaneous journey! ❤️❤️❤️

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.

Wondering how to spend five days in Japan? This guide has you covered! Selected routes will take you on a journey through Japan, ensuring you don't miss any of the beautiful scenery. Save it now! . 🎈Itinerary: Day 1: Ghibli Park 🎨 Explore Hayao Miyazaki's animated world, roam Ghibli Park, and relive classic animation scenes. Day 2: Shirakawa-go -> Kanda House -> Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck -> Takayama -> Takayama Sanmachi Suji Old Street -> Miyakawa Onsen 🏞️ A day trip through history and natural scenery, from the gassho-style houses of Shirakawa-go to the old streets of Takayama, and then to the relaxing Miyakawa Onsen. Day 3: Jinyamae Morning Market -> Takayama Jinya -> Gero Onsen -> Gero Onsen Gassho Village 🌄 Experience the historical charm of Takayama Jinya, then head to Gero Onsen to enjoy a hot spring trip and experience the tranquility and comfort of the Japanese countryside. Day 4: LEGOLAND Japan 🎢 Have fun at LEGOLAND, relive childhood dreams, and explore the wonderful world of LEGO bricks. Day 5: Osu Kannon 🙏 Visit Osu Kannon, experience the unique charm of Japanese religious culture, and bring a perfect end to your journey. . 🧳 Travel Checklist: Unveiling the Must-Have Items for Your Japan Trip! 📞💳 Bring a Japanese phone card and credit card for easy communication and worry-free shopping. 🔌🔋 Don't forget your plug adapter and charger to stay powered up. 🪪👔 Prepare your visa and passport, choose appropriate clothing based on the February weather, and enjoy your trip to Japan! . May your trip to Japan be filled with joy and unforgettable memories! 🌸

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! 🌟

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December In the heart of Nagoya, there is an unforgettable cultural treasure - Osu Kannon-dori. This is not only the location of the famous Osu Kannon Temple in Nagoya, but it is also a shopping street that combines tradition and modernity, attracting tourists from all over the world. On a sunny morning, a few friends and I decided to explore this vibrant street. We arrived at Osu early in the morning, and the first thing we saw was Osu Kannon Temple. This Buddhist temple was built in 1333 AD and is famous for its temple-building treasures, attracting countless believers and tourists every year. We entered the temple with a pious mood, listened to the echo of the morning bell, and felt the tranquility that cleansed the soul. The garden in the temple has an exquisite layout, with tall pines and cypresses. We stopped to admire it and enjoy a moment of silence. After visiting Osu Kannon-ji Temple, we walked into the nearby shopping street. Osu Shopping Street has more than 400 shops, each with its own characteristics, ranging from traditional craft stores to trendy boutique clothing stores. We first walked into an antique Japanese-style grocery store. We were dazzled by the dazzling array of kimonos, exquisite fans and elegant tea sets. Following the crowd, we came to a famous dessert shop. This shop is known for its unique Japanese shaved ice and matcha desserts. I ordered a matcha red bean shaved ice. The rich aroma of matcha and the sweetness of red beans perfectly combined, making my taste buds instantly intoxicated. Friends also tasted different desserts in turn, and everyone was unanimously impressed by their exquisite taste. At the other end of the shopping street, we found a nostalgic grocery store. The store displays toys and furnishings from the Showa era, giving you the illusion of traveling through time. We were attracted by the many precious collections and stopped to appreciate them carefully, and chatted with the owner about interesting things about the Showa era. Osu Kannon-dori is not only a street for food and shopping, it is also the epitome of local culture and history. There is a small traditional performance venue next to the temple, and we were lucky enough to watch a wonderful Noh play. Accompanied by ancient music, the Noh musicians were dressed in gorgeous costumes, and their movements were filled with a sense of history. This extraordinary experience gave us a deeper understanding and respect for Japanese traditional art. In the evening, warm lights gradually lit up on the streets. We strolled along Osu Kannon-dori in the night, enjoying the tranquility and tranquility of the night. Neon lights and ancient buildings complement each other, creating a unique atmosphere. We found a famous tavern, ordered a few authentic Japanese dishes, and ended the day's journey with lively communication and laughter. Osu Kannon-dori is a place worth visiting in detail. It is not only a shopping street, but also a place full of cultural heritage. Every corner here contains stories, waiting for people to discover and taste. If you have the opportunity to come, be sure not to miss this wonderful cultural tour.

Nagoya, often overshadowed by its more popular neighbors Tokyo and Osaka, is a vibrant city with a rich history and culture. It's a great place to experience traditional Japanese culture, modern architecture, and delicious food. Getting There Nagoya is easily accessible by air, with Chubu Centrair International Airport serving both domestic and international flights. The airport is well-connected to the city center by train and bus. Things to Do * Nagoya Castle: This iconic castle is a must-see for history buffs. It's a beautiful example of Japanese castle architecture and offers stunning views of the city. * Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: This aquarium is home to a variety of marine life, including dolphins, sharks, and penguins. It's a great place to learn about the ocean and its inhabitants. * Osu Kannon: This historic temple complex is a popular spot for shopping and dining. It's also home to a number of traditional shops and restaurants. * Legoland Japan: This theme park is a great place for families with young children. It features rides, shows, and attractions based on the Lego building toys. * Tokugawa Art Museum: This museum houses a collection of Japanese art, including paintings, sculptures, and ceramics. It's a great place to learn about Japanese art and culture. Food Nagoya is known for its delicious food. Be sure to try some of the local specialties, such as: * Hitsumabushi: A dish of grilled eel served over rice. * Tebasaki: Grilled chicken wings. * Miso Katsu: Pork cutlet breaded and deep-fried, then topped with a miso sauce. Transportation Nagoya has a well-developed public transportation system, including subways, buses, and trains. The Nagoya Subway is a great way to get around the city. Culture Nagoya is a city with a rich history and culture. It's home to a number of traditional festivals and events throughout the year. Be sure to check the local calendar to see what's happening during your visit. Tips * Nagoya is a safe city, but it's always a good idea to be aware of your surroundings. * The best time to visit Nagoya is in the spring or fall, when the weather is mild. * Learn a few basic Japanese phrases, such as "hello" (こんにちは), "thank you" (ありがとう), and "excuse me" (すみません). * Be respectful of local customs and traditions. Conclusion Nagoya is a wonderful city with something for everyone. Whether you're interested in history, culture, food, or shopping, you're sure to have a great time. #asiatrip #tripblazers #historicallandmarks #localguides #japan #familytrip

A very nice place to visit. Osu Kuan yin. And the osu shopping street. So much shopping and food.#myeondong #Osu

#HotelAccommodationEvent Alice in Wonderland themed cafe Osu Alice located in the Osu Kannon area of ​​Nagoya is one of the famous themed cafes. This cafe is themed after Lewis Carroll's novel Alice in Wonderland, and offers visitors a fun experience with its unique interior, food, and drinks. The interior of the cafe is decorated with decorations and props reminiscent of Alice's adventures. Visitors will feel as if they have entered a fairy tale. #JapanTravel #NagoyaTravel #OsuShoppingArcade

In addition to being a shopping district in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Osu also has many shrines in the surrounding area for everyone to go and pray for blessings, whether it be for work, health, love, or long-lasting love, or for children. Since most Japanese people like to come and pray for blessings from shrines, there are many shrines in almost every place in Japan. Even foreigners like us often go to pray at Japanese shrines. #japan #Thais in Japan #Shrines #Travel in Japan #Travel in Japan by yourself

Nagoya is another city worth visiting in central Japan, Aichi Prefecture. Anyone who visits here will have fun, whether they are a tourist, a shopper or a foodie. The tourist attraction we would like to recommend is Osu. Osu is a famous shopping district in Nagoya because in addition to having a variety of clothes and products to choose from, there is also a variety of food to choose from, fun games to play, and performances on festival days, so you can walk around all day long. #NagoyaTravel #JapanTravelCityOfRawFish #japantrip #travel #trip #ThaisInJapan

First time here at Nagoya Japan. First and foremost that you will notice when arriving at the Airport are the people, they are courteous , polite and very helpful . Thank you . The Inn where I stay in was selected by my son , Kuretake Inn , it is a budget hotel since he is on a budget, and I was a last minute companion to their travel plans. The hotel was clean , the breakfast was good . The building is new and design very well, very functional. A True Value for your money type of accommodation. And also, I notice when we arrive at the hotel is that since my son is not a member of TRIP, even though we have the same hotel accommodation and payment , my room is bigger since I am a TRIP member, thank you TRIP.

Wow this was an amazing experience!! Visiting the Kannon temple in Nagoya a lot of people were staring at the sky and then I noticed how the moon started to become small and then red!! The moment was magical since it was very quiet and most of the people were just staring at it enjoying it in the garden in front of the temple, I cannot describe how beautiful it was, kind of like a dream from an anime movie or something like that. Besides the eclipse, I recommend to visit the temple, is near a big arcade for shopping, many coffee shops and good restaurants to eat 😋 #celebratewithtrip #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #bloodmoon #kannon #temple #nagoya #japan

Ōsu Kannon ⛩✨ Is one of my favorite places #nagoya. I frequently go there not just for shopping but also to relax. There are two sides of Osu Kannon. The quite side, which is the temple. And the crowded side, which the huge Shopping District. Don't miss Osu when passing by Nagoya. Such a busy place! ✨ #japan #wintergetaway