The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Lake Akan Ainu Kotan isn't one building but a very small kotan (village) of around 120 settlers. The land was given (or more accurately, …
Constructed by the Japanese government in the early 1870s as a model mill, the Tomioka Silk Mill marked the beginning of Japan's …
Chūbu Centrair International Airport is an airport in Aichi Prefecture, south of Nagoya.
Also called "Jigokudani Free Parking", this a parking lot located adjacent to Kanbayashi Onsen. This is the main parking lot for accessing the …
Despite the name, this parking lot is not actually the main parking lot for the Jigokudani Monkey Park. However, it provides the quickest access …
Tenryugawa Sports Park, or Tenryu River Sports Park, is known for hosting the Flying Dragon Festival every May or June.
The bright red Ferris Wheel, atop the Hep Five department store, is a local landmark. From the top — at 106 meters (348 ft) high — there are …
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is a museum in Nagoya.
Noritake is a garden in Nagoya on the former factory grounds of the tableware company Noritake.
Aichi Commemorative Park, also known as Moricoro Park, is home to Ghibli Park, as well as an ice rink, Ferris Wheel and Japanese-style garden.
Legoland Japan Resort is a theme park complete with Lego themed rides and attractions.
Nagoya Station is the main train station in Nagoya. It's location is fairly central, and it is a transit hub for the city. Train lines that stop …