Situated on the Pacific Ocean coast between Tokyo and Osaka, Nagoya is Japan’s third largest metropolitan area.
There is lots to do in and around Nagoya. See 11 ideas here, including handheld fireworks, miso, matcha and off-road adventures.








Situated on the Pacific Ocean coast between Tokyo and Osaka, Nagoya is Japan’s third largest metropolitan area.
There is lots to do in and around Nagoya. See 11 ideas here, including handheld fireworks, miso, matcha and off-road adventures.
JR Central’s “tourist passes” are a little different from other Japan Rail passes. Rather than covering the whole country, like the classic JR Pass, or part of the country, like the regional rail passes from JR East and JR West […]
Walk in the footsteps of Edo-era samurai.
This article originally appeared on Nagoya-Info.com 1. Nagoya is the perfect size Nagoya has 3 million or so people, and just two downtown areas, which are very close to each other. Tokyo, on the other hand, has over 30 million […]
Nagoya Women’s Marathon is sponsored by Tiffany & Co. which makes the race sparkle for all the right reasons. It has claimed the title of the biggest women’s marathon in the …
Compared to other festivals around the country, with only 3,000 fireworks, the Nagoya Port Fireworks Festival seems relatively small. Despite this, the scenic location for the event and its …
Held every July, this is the fourth of Japan’s six annual Sumo Tournaments, known as honbasho. With sumo rankings released a few weeks before, it’s a chance to see the traditional …
The Nippon Domannaka Festival (called the Domatsuri for short) is the largest team dance festival in the Chubu region of central Japan and one of Nagoya‘s most well-known events. Started in …
The Kōrankei Gorge is home to around 4,000 color-changing maples. This year there will be illuminations from sundown until 9 p.m. throughout November as part of the annual autumn festival. There …
One of the easiest options for long-term internet in Japan is the Unlimited Plan from our …