Private Chartered Half Day Sightseeing Taxi Tour in Nagoya tours, activities, fun things to do in Aichi(Japan)｜VELTRA

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

Visit Nittaiji Temple and Atsusa Shrine, home to the Kusanagi Sword, a legendary symbol of the Japanese Imperial throne.

Noritake no Mori is a cultural facility established on the theme of lush greenery and pottery.. There is an outlet shop of Noritake pottery.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by the Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

See Nagoya's best known sights, including the mighty Nagoya Castle, venerable Atsuta Shrine, and the relatively young Nittaiji Temple. just over 100 years old.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Cloisonne Art Village is called the Shippo Art Village. The word ‘shippo’ comes from seven treasures; gold, silver, Lapis lazuli, giant clam, agate, pearl, red stone. It is said Cloisonne is called ‘shippoyaki’ because the works look as gorgeous as the seven treasures. Discover the beauty yourself.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

The Tokugawa Art Museum is a unique museum which exhibits treasures handed down by Owari Tokugawa Clan, and donated by Tokugawa Yoshichika, a marquis.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.

Nagoya Aquarium features 5 different aquariums showing 5 oceans of the world in the south building. Walk through the tunnel aquariums, with tropical fish swimming around. In the north building, you can watch performance by dolphins.

Atsuta Shrine is a venerable temple, which is eclipsed only by Ise Shrine. The shrine enshrines the Kusanagi sword, one of the three divine symbols of the Japanese Imperial throne. In the precinct, there are many shrines surrounded by camphor trees.

Arimatsunarumi Tie-dyeing Museum shows the art with a history of more than 400 years. This dyeing method makes three-dimensional geometric patterns or corrugated patterns by tying fabric with thread. This museum exhibits the actual works of tie-dyeing to help you understand about the art.

Nagoya Castle
This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu after the battle of Sekigahara, which was to decide the ruler of the country, in the important area on Tokaido to defend the Edo shogunate against Osaka.

Toyota Automobile Museum showcases the history of automobiles by exhibiting mainly vehicles for practical use. In the new building, the history of motorization in Japan and the change of the people's daily life are shown by exhibitions.