Heart of Japan~ All about Aichi ~This booklet was created by students of Aichi Prefectural University
as part of our Project for Promotion of Global Human Resource
Development. It is our hope that this brief introduction to Aichi
provides useful information for visitors to the area.
All information provided herein is true to the best of our knowledge
at the time of publication, and transport directions all take Nagoya
Station as a starting point. All recommendations are simply theopinions of the authors.
Enjoy Aichi!

Contents

Event Calendar

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Technology

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Scenery

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Activities

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Culture8

History

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Tours

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Event Calendar

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Event Calendar
Popular events & festivals

SeasonNagoya Women’s Marathon
womens-marathon.nagoya/en/

SpringBest time to see cherry blossoms@ Tsurumai Park (p.4) or Okazaki Park (p.7)

CherryblossomseasonTemperature(℃)
Mar.

4.2
8.7
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Apr.

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14.4
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May

14.5
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Jun.

19.0
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Strawberry Picking @ Sawada Farm
http://www.sawadafarm.com/english.html

World Cosplay Summit (p.10)

SummerNagoya Grand Sumo Tournament
www.sumo.or.jp/en/index

Rainy season
Jul.

23.0
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Aug.

24.3
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Nippon Domannaka Festival (p.10)
Fireworks event in Oiden Festival
www.oidenmaturi.com/hanabi/index.html

FireworkseasonTezutsu Fireworks Festival @ Toyohashi (p.12)

AutumnNagoya Festival (p.12)

Autumn Leaves Festival @ Korankei (p.4)

Chausuyama Ski Resort open (p.5)

WinterHatsumode @ Atsuta Shrine (p.13)

The Naked Festival @ Inazawa (p.12)

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Sep.
TyphoonseasonAutumnfoliageseason

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Oct.

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18.1
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Nov.

8.1
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Illumination @ Dec.
Nagoya Station

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New yearseason

Jan.

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Highest

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Technology
Nagoya City Science Museum
Ph. 052-201-4486
www.ncsm.city.nagoya.jp/en/index.html(English)

Boasting the largest planetarium in theworld (“Brother Earth”) with a diameter of
35 meters, this museum is well worth a visit.
Photo courtesy of Nagoya City Science Museum
Enjoy the planetarium’s beautiful starry sky,and take in interesting experiment Open: 9:30-17:00
demonstrations related to air, electricity and Closed: Mondays, third Friday of the month,chemical reactions. Adults and kids alike will December 29 - January 3
Cost: Museum only ¥400/adults, ¥200/highenjoy watching these shows.
school & university students. Museum &planetarium ¥800/adults, ¥500/high school& university students, free/junior highschool students & below.
Transport: Higashiyama line to Fushimi
Station. Walk 5 minutes from Exit 5 toward
the spherical object (see picture above).
Photo courtesy of Nagoya City Science Museum

The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
Ph. 052-551-6115 www.tcmit.org/english/(English)

Learn about the history of Japanesemanufacturing technology at this fascinating
museum. Check out textile machinery andautomobile exhibits, and enjoy such spectacles
as a violin performance by a robot and an 1898
steam engine. Guided tours in Japanese or
English are available at no extra cost.
Open: 9:30-17:00
Closed: Mondays, December 29 - January 3
Cost: ¥500/adults, ¥300/junior and senior highschool students, ¥200/elementary students,
free/seniors
Transport: Meitetsu line to Sako Station (2 min.)Photos courtesy of Toyota Commemorative Museum

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Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum
Ph. 0561-84-7474
www.pref.aichi.jp/touji/english/index.html(English)This museum is located in Seto, famous forceramic production. The museum displays one ofJapan’s most comprehensive collections ofJapanese ceramics from the primitive to the
Photo courtesy of Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum
present age as well as foreign and modern
ceramics. Visitors can experience making and painting ceramics, making this museum an
enjoyable experience for people of all ages.
Open: 9:30-16:30 (*July 1 - Sept. 30 9:30-17:00)
Closed: Mondays (except public holidays), weekdays that follow public holidays,
December 28 - January 4
Cost: Entry free/under 15 years, ¥300/ high school & university students, ¥400/adults; formaking or painting ceramics see HP
Transport: Higashiyama line to Fujigaoka then Linimo to Tojishiryoukan Minami. It’s a 15minute walk from the station.

SCMAGLEV and Railway Park
Ph. 052-389-6100
museum.jr-central.co.jp/en/ (English)

Photos courtesy of SCMAGLEV and Railway Park

SCMAGLEV and Railway Park introduces Japanese
railway technology with displays about the Tokaido
Shinkansen, conventional trains and theSuperconducting Maglev. Visitors can learn about
how railways affect society, economy, culture anddaily life. Learn about Japanese railway technology
through models and experience a driving simulator.
Visitors can also borrow an audio guide (available
in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, French,
German, Spanish, Portuguese) for the tour. Fun forchildren and adults alike.
Open: 10:00-17:30 (last admission 17:00)
Closed: Tuesdays (except public holidays),
Wednesdays (when Tuesday is a public holiday),December 28 - January 1
Cost: ¥200 to ¥1000 (depending on age)Transport: Aonami line to Kinjo-futo (30 min). From
there it’s about a two-minute walk.

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Scenery
Korankei
Ph 0565-62-1272 asuke.info/korankei/(Japanese only)

Himakajima
Ph. 0569-68-2388
www.himaka.net (Japanese only)

A valley area not far from Nagoya, Korankei provides
beautiful scenery all year round. Take a walk along
the Tomoe River to enjoy the maple trees, which areespecially spectacular in fall. Korankei is a popularplace to enjoy the red leaves of fall, and is well worth
the time it takes to get there. If you visit at night you
can enjoy the sight of illuminated maple leaves.
Open: 24hrs (illumination until 21:00 Nov.-Dec.)
Cost: Free
Transport: Meitetsu line to Higashi Okazaki (30 min.)then Meitetsu bus to Korankei (70 min.)

Himakajima is the nearest island to
Nagoya. Enjoy walking or cyclingaround this island and take in thebeautiful scenery. Himakajima isfamous for octopus cuisine, and it is agreat place to sample fresh seafood. In
summer you can also enjoy sea bathing
and fishing.
Transport: Meitetsu line to Kowa (45min.) then ferry to Himakajima (20min.)

Tsurumai Park
http://www.nga.or.jp/en/facility/informati
on.html#a (English)
Centrally located in Nagoya, this park is
recognized as one of the top 100 locations
for cherry blossom viewing in Japan. In thecherry blossom season you can enjoy
viewing lit-up cherry blossoms at night.
Tsurumai Park also boasts many thousandsof glorious roses, tulips, irises andhydrangeas.
Open: 24hrs.
Cost: Free
Transport: JR Chuo line to Tsurumai (6 min.)

Sakushima
Ph. 0563-72-9607
sakushima.com/ (Japanese only)

Sakushima is an
island known for its
collection of artistic
pieces, which arescattered about theisland. One of theseobjects was used in
the Japanese Konan
movie “Case Closed”(Meitantei Konan).
Transport: Meitetsu line to Nishio then ferry
to Sakushima.

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Chausuyama
Ph. 0536-87-2345 www.chausuyama.jp/ (Japanese only)
With an elevation of 1415m, Chausuyama is
the highest mountain in Aichi. In spring,
400 000 moss phlox plants offer spectacular
scenery, with the appearance of cherry
blossoms blooming on the ground. In winteryou can enjoy skiing.
Cost: Free (flower viewing)Transport: by car (2 hours 15 min. from
Nagoya)Photo courtesy of Chausuyama

Midland Square
Ph. 052-527-8877
http://midlandsquare.com/english/index.html (English)

Cost: ¥750/adult, ¥500/senior citizen,¥500/junior and senior high school
student (Sky Promenade)

Midland Square, a centrally located shopping
emporium, is lit up in winter and offers a
Christmassy atmosphere. Inside the building, avisit to the Sky Promenade on the 42nd floor
offers good views over the townscape of
Nagoya.
Open: Sky Promenade 11：00-23：00 (July September) 13：00-21：00 (January - February)
Closed: January 1st
Transport: Walk (5 min.) across the street from
Nagoya Station

Oasis 21
Ph. 052-962-1011 www.sakaepark.co.jp/ (Japanese only)This shopping center is beautifully lit up at night in winter. There is a skating rink which ismade not of ice but of special plastic. This is lit up, and you can skate on this beautiful rink.
Transport: Higashiyama line to Sakae (5 min.)6

Activities
Ebisenbei no Sato
Ph: 0569-82-0248 www.ebisato.co.jp/ (Japanese only)
Ebisenbei no Sato is a shrimp cracker factory. Enjoy
observing the shrimp-cracker-making process, taste somefree samples and buy some souvenirs for friends andfamily back home. You can even bake a personalized
shrimp cracker.
Open: 8:00-17:00 (all year round)
Cost: entry ¥300/10min. shrimp cracker baking
Transport: Meitetsu Kowa line to Kowa Station (50 min).
Ebisenbei no Sato is 2.5km from Kowa station. Walk ortake a taxi.

Photo courtesy of Ebisenbei no Sato

Arimatsu-Narumi Shiborikaikan

Ph: 052-621-0111 http://www.shibori-kaikan.com/en/ (English)
Arimatsushibori is a traditional craft using tie-dying. You can make an original handkerchiefor T-shirt from as little as ¥1,080. Reservations are necessary. All cloth and tools areprovided. You tie your items and they are dyed later and the finished product sent to you.
Postage to foreign countries is available.
Open: 9:30-17:00 (tie-dying ends at 16:30)
Closed: Wednesday (December - March) & New Years
holidays
Cost: ¥300/adult, ¥100/childTransport: Meitetsu Nagoya line to Arimatsu (30 min)then walk (5 min)Laguna Ten BoschPh. 0533-58-2700 www.lagunatenbosch.co.jp/laguna/english/index.html (English)
An extremely popular marine resort facility where you can enjoy a lot of recreational
activities (roller coaster, 360°SD mapping, musicals etc.), gourmet food, shopping, hotsprings and so on.
Open: See HP (depends on month)
Cost: ¥2150/adults (junior high school students andabove), ¥1200/elementary school students, ¥700/
children (aged three and over)Transport: JR Tokaido line to Gamagori (40 min.) thenfree shuttle bus (15 min.)Photo courtesy of Laguna Ten Bosch

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Little World
Ph: 0568-62-5611 http://www.littleworld.jp/english/index.html (English)
Take a trip around the world in one day! Here you can try
on national costumes, enjoy meals from all over the worldand buy various imported souvenirs. It’s a good place forpeople who wants to enjoy an exotic atmosphere.
Open: March to November 9:30-17:00; December 10:0016:00; January & February weekdays 10:00-16:00
weekends & holidays 10:00-16:30
Closed: Second week in July, Wednesdays & Thursdays(December - February), December 31.
Cost: ¥1,700/adults & university students, ¥1,100/highschool and foreign students*, ¥700/ junior high andprimary school students*show student card and resident card
Transport: Meitetsu line to Inuyama (30 min.) then Gifubus (20 min)

Okazaki Park
Ph: 0564-26-1939 (Jyounann-tei)

Photos courtesy of
Okazaki Park

Enjoy matcha (see p.13) in Jyounann-tei, a café inOkazaki Park. In this park you can also enjoy thesight of Okazaki castle.
Open: 10:00-16:00 (closed every second and fourth
Monday and December 28 - January 3)
Cost: ¥450 (green tea with a sweet)
Transport: Meitetsu line to Higashi-Okazaki (30 min).
Walk 15 min. to Okazaki Park.

Sanage Onsen
Ph.0565-45-6111 www.sanageonsen.jp/spa/ (Japanese only)
Relax and enjoy a soak in a hot spring. This hot spring is natural and good for your health.
Open: 9:30-23:30 (holidays 8:00-23:30）
Cost: ¥1500/adult, ¥1000/childTransport: Higashiyama line to Fujigaoka Station (25 min), then free bus to Sanage Onsen(50 min).

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CultureNagoya-meshi Culture

Nagoya-meshi is the name for the local Nagoyan food culture. It is popular for its
uniqueness among Japanese food. A trip to Aichi wouldn’t be complete without sampling
Nagoya-meshi!

Miso-based Cuisine
Miso (fermented soybean paste) is an essential ingredient used widely in Aichi cuisine. Misois used Japan-wide, but Aichi is known for using dark-colored miso with a strong flavor.
Nagoya people really love miso, and it is sometimes said that Nagoyans will eat anything if it
has miso on it! There are a variety of delicious miso-based foods.
misokatsu
Misokatsu
A breaded deep-fried pork cutlet served with a thicksweet and salty miso sauce. The most famous chain
store is Yabaton. There are many stores scatteredthroughout Nagoya (www.english.yabaton.com/). Expect
to pay ¥1000-¥2000.
Misonikomi Udon
A stew of miso and thick udon noodles. Ingredients differ
depending on the restaurant but may include cabbage,
Japanese leek, egg, meat (chicken, beef or pork) and onion. Yamamotoya-honten is one of
the most well-known places to eat misonikomi udon. There are numerous stores in Nagoya(http://yamamotoyahonten.co.jp/). Expect to pay ¥1000-¥2000.

Hitsumabushi
Aichi is one of Japan’s top eel production areas. Eel is slit open along the belly and grilledwhole without steaming. It is flavored with sweetened soy sauce. Hitsumabushi allows you
to enjoy eel in a number of ways:
1. Enjoy the grilled eel plain on rice as it is.
2. Sprinkle on some spices and condiments (green
onion, wasabi horseradish, dried seaweed, Japanese
herbs, etc.) to season the eel as you like.
3. Pour green tea or broth over the eel and rice andenjoy.
One of the longest-established hitsumabushi
restaurants is Ichibiki (Ph. 052-582-3811), a 15 minute
walk from Nagoya Station. Expect to pay ¥2000-¥4000.

grilled eel

9TebasakiTebasaki are spicy deep-fried chicken wings, a perfectaccompaniment to beer and sake. One serving of about 5 pieces
usually costs around 500 yen. Enjoy tebasaki at any Sekai-noyamachan restaurant (www.yamachan.co.jp/). These restaurants
can be found throughout Nagoya and are easily recognizable by
the man sprouting wings outside each restaurant.

Sake
How about some sake (rice wine) to go with that Nagoya-meshi? Aichi is famous for sakeproduction and Aichi sake is known for its rich fragrance and mild and light taste, making it aperfect match for the strong flavors of Nagoya-meshi. If you are interested in learning more
about sake, why not visit a sake brewery and experience making sake for yourself!
Sekiya Brewery Company
www.houraisen.co.jp/ja/ginjo/seminar01.html
Ph.0565-83-3601 E-mail:ginjo@houraisen.co.jp
Enjoy making and drinking sake and take home the sake that you make. Call or email at least
one week in advance to reserve a place.
Cost: ¥10,000 (¥6,000/half day)MatchaMatcha is powdered green tea, different from the morecommon leaf-style green tea (sencha). Matcha is said tohave many health benefits. It tastes a little bitter initially but
has a mild and sweet aftertaste. Aichi is the largest producerof matcha in Japan. Nishio area in Aichi is especially famous
for it. You can try matcha at Okazaki Park (see p.7).

Café Culture
Aichi boasts the second largest number of coffee shops of any
prefecture in Japan, and has a unique café culture known inJapanese as mooningu. It doesn’t mean simply the time ofday (as with English “morning”). Rather, this is the name for a
Nagoya-style breakfast service available in most coffee shops.
When you order a cup of coffee or a drink in the morning, you
get toast, a boiled egg and a salad without any additionalcharge. Another specialty in Aichi cafés is sweet red beanpaste on toast (ogura toast).
You can enjoy the quintessential Nagoya café experience at any Komeda Coffee store(www.komeda.co.jp/index_en.php).

10World Cosplay Summit
www.worldcosplaysummit.jp/en/ (English)
The annual World Cosplay Summit is held each year in Aichi. As Japanese Otaku culture
spreads throughout the world, the popularity of this event has grown, with more people
than ever participating in and enjoying watching the World Cosplay Summit.
Representatives from countries allover the world compete against
each other on stage to determine
the grand cosplay champion. It's theultimateworld
cosplay
championship. During the summit,
you can see a parade by the
representatives in Osu shopping
district.
When: July and August (see HP)
Cost: free-¥3500 (depending on
events)Photo courtesy of World Cosplay Summit
Transport: Tsurumai line to Osu-cannon (Osu shopping district)Nippon Domannaka Festival
Ph.052-241-4333
www.domatsuri.com/english/ (English)
Nagoya boasts perhaps the hottest festival in
Japan; the Nippon-Domannaka-Matsuri,
where about 23,000 people dance yosakoi
through the streets in the height of summer.
Yosakoi is a unique kind of Japanese-style
dance. Performers dance wearing costumes
called happi coats or yukata. One of themost defining characteristics of the dance is the use of naruko, wooden clappers held in thehands of each dancer.
When: end of August (see HP)
Cost: Free (¥500-¥4000 if you want to reserve a seat)
Place: Hisaya-odori Park (main stage) and around
Transport: Meijo line to Yabacho station

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History
Nagoya Castle
Ph. 052-231-1700 www.nagoyajo.city.nagoya.jp/

Nagoya Castle features many exhibits of historical Japanese objects, with English tours
available. Be sure to notice the gold object on the top of the castle roof. Sometimes samuraigroups enact energetic samurai performances including dances and short plays.
Check the website for detailed information.
Open: 9:00-16:30
Closed: 29 December - 1 January
Cost:￥500/high school students and above, free/junior high school
students and below
Transport: Higashiyama line to Sakae Station (5 min.), then Meijo line
to Shiyakusho (3 min.). Nagoya Castle is a 5 minute walk from Exit 7.

Inuyama Castle
Ph. 0568-61-1711 inuyama-castle.jp (Japanese only)
Inuyama Castle was constructed in 1537 and designated anational treasure in 1935. This castle is one of the few
original castles in Aichi that wasn’t damaged in the war. The
castle is lit up at night and a visit at this time for the view isrecommended, but you will need to go earlier if you want to
go inside.
Open: 9am-5pm
Closed: December 29-31
Cost: ¥550/adults, ¥110/children
Transport: Meitetsu line to Inuyama-guchi (30 min.) then walk (20 min.)

Okazaki Castle

Ph: 0564-22-2122
http://okazakipark.com/museum/e-ryujyou/kae171.htm (English)
Okazaki Castle was originally constructed in the 15th century by the
Saigo family. You can enjoy taking pictures from the 1st and 5th floors
for free. If you visit Okazaki in summer, don’t miss the summer
festival! (www.okazakimatsuri.jp/)
Open: 9am-5pm (last entry 4:30pm)
Close: December 29-31
Cost: ¥200/adults, ¥100/kids (5 years old to elementary school)
Transport: Meitetsu line to Higashi-Okazaki (30 min.), then walk (15
min.)

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Tezutsu Fireworks Festival
Ph. 0532-53-7211 http://www.toyohashi-cci.or.jp/event/honoo/english/index.html (English)
Tezutsu Fireworks are impressive traditional fireworks that arehand-held. Pillars of fire reach up to 20m and rain down
spectacularly. These fireworks are not for amateurs; fireworks
demonstrators must practice many years and get a license. One
famous Tezutsu fireworks festival known simply as “Fire Festival”
is held in Toyohashi in September.
When: Early September (check HP)
Cost: ¥500-¥4000 depending on seats (cheaper if you purchasein advance)
Transport: Meitetsu line to Toyohashi (50 min.) then walk to
Ekimae Station (6 min.) and take the Toyohashi-Shinai line to
Toyohashi Kouenmae (14 min.)

The Naked Festival
Ph: 0587-23-2121 www.konomiya.or.jp/main/hadaka (Japanese only)
One of Japan’s most famous and eccentric festivals. A“God man” is elected from among participants byprayer. He is then chased by semi-naked men seeking
to touch him to get rid of evil spirits and bring good
fortune. Come between 3pm and 4pm when the
excitement is at its peak!
When: February (check HP)
Cost: Free
Transport: Meitetsu line to Kokuhu-Miya (11 min.)then walk from the north exit (3 min.)

Nagoya Festival
Ph: 052-972-7611 http://www.nagoya-festival.jp/?page_id=932 (English)
Nagoya Festival has an impressive parade through Sakae featuring the three feudal lords(Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu). Other events include street
performances by local entertainers and performances by samurai and ninja. For two days,
the whole city is taken over by this festival!
When: October (Check HP for details)
Cost: Free
Transport: Osu Shopping Street Higashiyama line to Osu (3 min.); Hisaya-Odori Park
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Atsuta Shrine
Ph. 052-671-4151 http://www.atsutajingu.or.jp/en/intro/ (English)
Atsuta shrine is the most famous shrine in Aichi. Pray, visit the smaller shrines, or drink
matcha green tea (see p.13). Walk around and enjoy the traditional Japanese shrinebuildings and scenery. If you are lucky, you may see
a Japanese style wedding ceremony.
Atsuta Shrine is a popular place for hatsumode. Thisis the practice of going to a shrine early in the newyear to pray for a good year.
Open: 24h
Cost: Free
Transport: Meitetsu line to Jingumae (6 min.) thenwalk from the west exit (3 min.)Meiji Village
Ph. 0568-67-0314
http://www.meijimura.com/english/ (English)
Take a trip back in time to the Meiji era. Try on Meiji
era clothes, ride on a reconstruction of the first train
in Japan, play simple traditional games, try Meiji era
foods or just stroll around and enjoy the historicalbuildings.
Open: 9:30-17:00 March - July, September & October; 10:00-17:00 August; 9:30-16:00
November; 10:00-16:00 December - February
Closed: December 31st & every Monday of December, January and February
Cost: ¥1700/18 years old and above, ¥1300/university students and pensioners, ¥1000/highschool students, ¥600/elementary and junior high school students
Transport: Meitetsu line to Inuyama (30 min.) then take the Meiji Village bus (20 min.)

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Tours
Mikawa Tour

Chita Tour
Nagoya Station
Take the Meitetsu line to
Kowa and take the free bus
to the port. Then take theferry to Himakajima.

70min

Himakajima

Take the Meitetsu
train to HigashiOkazaki.

Okazaki Castle

Enjoy the scenery,
rent bicycles andhave seafood forlunch. (p.4)
Take the ferry from
Himakajima to Kowa Port.
Take the free bus to Kowa
station and then the freeloop bus* or a taxi.

36min

Take scenic picturesfrom the castle.
(p. 11)25min

1h40minTake the train from Higashi-Okazaki
Station to Shin-Anjo and change thetrain to Nishio. Take the bus to
Isshiki Port and the ferry from there
to Sakushima Port.

Ebisenbei no Sato

Sakushima

Join a factory tour
and enjoy making
Japanese crackers.
(p.6)

Enjoy the artistic
exhibits andnatural scenery.
Fresh seafood for lunch. (p.4)

Take the free loop bus* ora taxi to Kowa Station andtake the free bus**, Chitabus, or Umikko bus to
Uotaro-mae.

20min
2h05minDinner: Uotaro
Enjoy a fresh
seafood
BBQ ¥3,000~
Take the bus to Kowa
Station and change to theMeitetsu train for Nagoya.

10min

Nagoya Station* Only available on Sundays or National holidays.
** Only available on Holidays

Take the ferry from Sakushima
Port to Isshiki Port, then take thebus to Nishio Station. From theretake a train to Shin-Anjo andchange for the train to Nagoya.

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Seto-Toyota Tour

Inuyama Tour
Nagoya Station
Take the Meitetsu rapid/limited train to Inuyama.

30/40 minVisit the oldest
castle tower inJapan, built in
1537. (p.11)

Learn about Toyota’s
history and enjoy
technologicaldemonstrations. (p.2)
20min
60min

Meiji-Mura
Enjoy popular Meiji
foods and take astroll through a Meiji
period village.
(p.13)Take the non-stop bus from
Meiji-Mura to the Sakae bus
center and walk 15 minutes.

Take the Meitetsu Line to Nagoya andchange to the Higashiyama Line.
Change at Fujigaoka Station to the
Linimo Line. Get off at Tojishiryokan
Minami and walk 15 minutes.

Aichi Prefectural
Ceramic Museum
Museum1h

Learn about Japan’s
ceramics history andtry making or painting
ceramics. (p.3)
35min

Dinner: Maruha-Shokudou
Enjoy a big deepfried crumbedshrimp andseafood set.
¥1,000~2,000
Take the Higashiyama
Line from Sakae Station.

Take the Meitetsu Line to Sako
and walk 3 minutes.

Toyota Industrial
MuseumInuyama Castle

Take the bus from Inuyama
Station to Meiji-Mura.

5min

Take the Linimo Line to Yakusa andchange to the Aichikanjo Line. Get
off at Homi Station and take theloop bus to Sanage Hot Springs.

Sanage-Onsen
Enjoy a dip in arelaxing hot spring,and try sweet fishfor dinner. (p.7)
5min
60min

Nagoya Station

Take the loop bus to Fujigaoka
Station and change to the
Higashiyama Line.

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Nagoya Tourmap

Nagoya Station

Morning café:
Komeda Coffee

Night view:
Midland Squarein Esca shopping
mall. Enjoy Nagoya’s
mooningu service. (p.9)

See beautiful
Nagoya’s night view
from the 44F. (p.5)

Take the Higashiyama Line
to Sakae, change to the
Meijo Line and get off at
Shiyakusho.

15min

10min

Nagoya Castle

Dinner: Ichibiki

Enjoy thehistorical castle
atmosphere.
(p.11)Take the Meijo
Line to Yabacho.

Lunch: Yabaton
Enjoy a deepfried pork cutlet
with miso sauce.
(p.8)

Walk

Enjoy teriyakiflavored eel.
(p.8)

15min

20min

Walk 15 min.

Walk

NagoyaScienceMuseumSee the biggest planetariumin the world. (p.2)

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Nagoya Tour Map

Osu Food Tour Map