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Top 10 Must-Try Nagoya local Foods Near Nagoya St. and Sakae

01/06/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

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

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Ultimate Guide to Osu Shopping Street, Nagoya’s Most Colorful District

18/04/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

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

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Cute Sweet “Piyorin”: Local Nagoya Favorite and How to Get Your Hands

23/02/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

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

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HARBS: Famous Japanese Cake Shop for Fresh Cakes and Desserts

26/01/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

When it comes to cakes that delight both the eyes and the palate, HARBS stands out as one of Japan’s most iconic patisseries. With a history that spans decades, HARBS has become synonymous with freshness, quality, and indulgence. Contents HARBS … Read More

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Discover Japan’s Local Coffee Chains: Tully’s, DOUTOR, and Komeda Coffee

10/01/2025 by Tabimania JAPAN

When visiting Japan, many travelers might gravitate toward familiar names like Starbucks. However, Japan boasts a rich coffee culture with unique local chains that offer distinctive experiences. Let’s explore three popular Japanese coffee chains: Tully’s, DOUTOR, and Komeda Coffee. Tully’s … Read More

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Explore the Stylish Destination of Nagoya: RAYARD Hisaya-odori Park

24/11/2023 by Tabimania JAPAN

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

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