Nagoya's Top Attractions
Nagoya Castle: A Historic Bloom
"Nagoya Castle", also known as "Golden Castle" or "Golden Shackle Castle", is a popular attraction in Nagoya. "Nagoya Castle" is a golden ornament on the roof of the castle tower of Nagoya Castle. Nagoya Castle and surrounding parks and green spaces are collectively referred to as "Meijo Park". The museum has five floors, each with an exhibition theme including swords, guns, armor, scenes, and furnishings that depict life in the city, along with golden shacks that are the same size as real ones.
In spring, Meijo Park becomes a spectacle of floral beauty during the Sakura season. Surrounded by approximately 1,000 cherry trees, including the popular Yoshino and Shidare varieties, the castle offers an impressive backdrop for cherry blossom viewing.
Atsuta-jingu Shrine (热田神宫)
Experience the epitome of "forest bathing" at Atsuta Jingu Shrine in Nagoya, a 2,000-year-old shrine that offers a haven of tranquility and sacredness. Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural significance of this ancient shrine, dedicated to the god of the sacred sword and honoring major deities such as Amaterasu and Sumitomon. Explore the lush forest surroundings and discover the spiritual charm of this hidden gem. During cherry blossom season, the shrine's grounds transform into a picturesque landscape, with delicate pink petals complementing the shrine's serene atmosphere.
Toyota Commemorative Museum
The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, also known as the Toyota Tecno Museum, is a fascinating showcase of Japan's industrial advancement. Located in Nagoya, it offers visitors a chance to explore the evolution of textile machinery and automobile technology. The museum stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of Sakichi Toyoda and Kiichiro Toyoda, whose pioneering work laid the foundation for the global automotive giant that Toyota is today. It's a place where history and future converge, providing a unique educational experience for all ages.
JR Central Towers Observatory at the 51st Foor
The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, also known as the Toyota Tecno Museum, is a fascinating showcase of Japan's industrial advancement. Located in Nagoya, it offers visitors a chance to explore the evolution of textile machinery and automobile technology. The museum stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of Sakichi Toyoda and Kiichiro Toyoda, whose pioneering work laid the foundation for the global automotive giant that Toyota is today. It's a place where history and future converge, providing a unique educational experience for all ages.
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Platinum Package - AVAILABLE
Included:
- A private car.
- A private English-speaking driver.
What you'll get:
- Dedicated and full-hearted service to you.
- Basic generic guidance or introduction of the destination with limited English.
- Freedom and privacy when touring on your own.
- More flexibility of your tour schedules.
- Significant saving of the tour cost.
What's not covered:
- Wal
Included:
- A private car.
- A private English-speaking driver.
What you'll get:
- Dedicated and full-hearted service to you.
- Basic generic guidance or introduction of the destination with limited English.
- Freedom and privacy when touring on your own.
- More flexibility of your tour schedules.
- Significant saving of the tour cost.
What's not covered:
- Walking with you in the attractions.
- Professional commentary.
- Lunch.
Platinum Package - AVAILABLE
Platinum Package - AVAILABLE
Platinum Package - AVAILABLE
Included:
- A private car.
- A private English-speaking tour guide.
- Entrance fees.
What you'll get:
- Dedicated and full-hearted service to you.
- Detailed commentary of the attractions.
- Flexibility of your tour schedules.
What's not covered:
- Lunch.
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