If you want to enjoy Halloween in Nagoya, it’s best to join official club parties or bar events, where celebrations are held safely and responsibly. In recent years, the Sakae area — especially the popular landmark Oasis 21 — has … Read More
Nagoya’s most adorable sweet, Piyorin, has been a must-try treat for visitors passing through JR Nagoya Station. Shaped like a tiny yellow chick, this custard pudding dessert covered in sponge cake and cream has been winning the hearts of travelers … Read More
Japan has more than a hundred original castles, but only five are designated as National Treasures by the Japanese government. These castles are recognized for their historical, cultural, and architectural importance. Visiting them offers a rare opportunity to step back … Read More
Nagoya is home to a rich and flavorful local cuisine known as “Nagoya Meshi”, which features bold miso flavors, unique noodle dishes, and spicy innovations. What makes Nagoya Meshi especially great for travelers is that many of its best dishes … Read More
A hotspot where tradition meets trend—that’s Ōsu Shopping Street in Nagoya.Blending the nostalgic charm of old Japan with cutting-edge culture, this bustling area offers endless surprises and delights for visitors. With over 1,200 shops lining its streets, Ōsu is Nagoya’s … Read More
Have you ever heard of a dessert that causes long lines at Nagoya Station? It’s called “Piyorin,” a delightful sweet made with Nagoya Cochin eggs. Famous for its adorable appearance, it has become one of Nagoya’s new iconic treats. In … Read More
We will introduce the trendy spot in Nagoya, “Hisaya-odori Park.”Hisaya-odori Park is an integrated area combining a park and commercial facilities located in the bustling district of Sakae in Nagoya.Its official name is “RAYARD Hisaya-odori Park,” and it emerged as … Read More