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Saga Prefectural Nagoya Castle MuseumThe Saga Prefectural Nagoya Castle Museum is located in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture. The museum features a permanent exhibition regarding the history of Nagoya Castle and includes a virtual representation of the castle known as Virtual Nagoya Castle. Visitors can also explore the Golden Tea Room or participate in various programs and workshops held at the Sōan tea room. The facility provides information on the site's history through its diverse displays.
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Electricity Museum, NagoyaLocated in Aichi Prefecture, the Electricity Museum, Nagoya is a museum where visitors can experience and learn about science through various activities. The facility offers programs such as interesting experiments, mini-science experiments, and science shows. It provides specific visit plans tailored for families and groups of educational professionals.
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Hisaya Ōdori Garden FlarieHisaya Ōdori Garden Flarie is described on its official site as a lifestyle garden surrounded by flowers and greenery in central Nagoya. The facility lists an Italian restaurant, cafe, outdoor BBQ dining, and a flower shop among its on-site services. From 18 July through 31 August 2026 it hosts the Flarie Water Lily Festival. The garden stands at 4-4-1 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya 460-0011, telephone 052-243-0511. Classes in flower arranging and crafts recruit participants, and event schedules are updated on the official site.
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Touken World Nagoya MarunouchiTouken World Nagoya Marunouchi is a free sword and armor museum on the first and second floors of the Token Corporation Marunouchi headquarters building in Nagoya’s Naka Ward. Official pages say visitors can see Japanese swords, armor, spears, naginata, and matchlock guns from the collection. Confirm opening hours on the official site before you visit.
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Nagoya Touken WorldNagoya Touken World (Nagoya Sword Museum) presents Japanese swords and related arms with rotating topics and events. Official pages point visitors to a same-day hours calendar and list affiliated venues such as the Marunouchi annex. Confirm today’s opening hours and ticket options before you visit.
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Nagoya City Science MuseumLocated in Aichi Prefecture, the Nagoya City Science Museum is a facility that hosts various special exhibitions and events related to science. The museum has recently adopted the nickname "FUJI Nagoya Science Museum." Its grounds include an outdoor exhibition area known as Railway Plaza, which features specific activities such as train operation experiences and gallery displays for visitors to enjoy.
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Nagoya Tōshō-gūNagoya Toshogu is a Tokugawa Ieyasu shrine in Nagoya where visitors come for prayers, amulets, and seasonal goshuin connected to the shrine’s Tokugawa heritage. Official pages highlight annual rites and special seals, including designs linked to festival float imagery from the city’s Toshogu celebrations. The stop fits a central Nagoya cultural walk when you want shrine atmosphere with clear Tokugawa associations rather than a long mountain approach. Check current prayer and seal offerings before you go if collecting stamps or booking rites. Come for accessible urban shrine devotion with historical branding that still feels local and ceremonial.
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Aichi-Nagoya War ArchivesLocated in Aichi Prefecture, this museum displays materials related to local history and war. The exhibits cover pre-war and wartime history, including information on the Nagoya air raids. Other sections provide details on the lives of residents during the war, experiences of those in the military or at the front, and the post-war reconstruction of the region.
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Aichi Gokoku ShrineAichi Gokoku Shrine stands in central Nagoya at 1-7-3 Marunouchi, Naka-ku, Aichi 460-0001, telephone 052-201-8078. Its official site presents the shrine as an urban forest grove where weddings, vehicle purification, and warding-off ceremonies are conducted alongside daily memorial rites. The published annual calendar lists monthly observances such as the first-Sunday monthly visit, monthly rites on the 1st and 15th, and daily memorial services throughout the year. Confirm ceremony availability and access on the official site before visiting.
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The Museum of Oriental official kiln ceramics, NagoyaLocated in Aichi Prefecture, The Museum of Oriental official kiln ceramics, Nagoya displays a collection gathered by director Tomoyoshi Fu over 30 years. The exhibition features selected masterpieces including Chinese imperial kiln ceramics from the Han to Qing dynasties, and Mongolian Yuan dynasty blue and white porcelain. The collection also includes Japanese Edo period wares such as Old Imari, Arita, Kutani, and Oribe, as well as Korean celadon from the Joseon and Goryeo dynasties.
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Daiichi Museum for artDaiichi Museum for Art in Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, presents itself as a venue marked by Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and contemporary glass art. Official pages invite school group visits and travel groups, note that works are shown through the museum’s official social channels, and list the address at 1-22 Kamotsuke-cho with rental spaces for events.
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Wakeoe ShrineLocated in Kita-ku, Nagoya City, Wakeoe Shrine is a Shinto shrine said to have been founded approximately 1,300 years ago. The shrine is associated with Empress Jingumangou and enshrines deities known for providing blessings such as protection from misfortune and success in childbirth. Visitors can find monthly changing designs on the official goshuin stamps and pray for children or pets within the grounds.
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Nagoya City Sewerage Science MuseumLocated in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, the Nagoya City Sewerage Science Museum provides information on water circulation and sewage systems. The facility includes various zones such as a guidance theater, an area explaining sewage treatment mechanisms, maintenance of sewer pipes, disaster preparedness, and the history and future of local sewerage.
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Furukawa Art MuseumLocated in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, the Furukawa Art Museum is a cultural institution that hosts various exhibitions and events. The museum features works by artists such as Shinzo Yamamoto and Sumie Yamamoto. Additionally, it includes the Kishiro Memorial Museum branch and holds public offering exhibitions to support young generations of artists pursuing their artistic goals.
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Nagoya University MuseumThe Nagoya University Museum is a museum located in Aichi Prefecture. The facility features various exhibitions, including the Botanical Art Works Exhibition and special displays such as the Mineral Lab. It also hosts educational initiatives like the Science Academy. The museum operates from Tuesday to Saturday, providing visitors with access to diverse collections and specialized scientific exhibits within its grounds.
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Heiwa ParkHeiwa Park in Nagoya’s Chikusa Ward is a large cemetery park planned after the war, when about 189030 graves from roughly 18 hectares of temple cemeteries were relocated onto about 147 hectares of eastern hills. Official ward pages also note the Aqua Tower observation room is open to the public on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Confirm tower hours before you visit.
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Yōki-sōLocated in Mizuho Ward, Nagoya City, Yōki-sō is a Japanese garden featuring lush greenery and water scenery. Originally constructed as a suburban villa by the first president of Matsuzakaya, it is now open to the public. The grounds include carefully maintained ponds, waterfalls, streams, stone lanterns, and small bridges that reflect traditional Japanese aesthetics.
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Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical GardensHigashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens is one of Nagoya’s signature day-out destinations, combining animal exhibits with extensive garden landscapes in a single large site. Families and travelers can move between zoo areas and plant collections, using official notices for opening hours, tickets, parking, and periodic fee updates. Electronic tickets and calendar pages help you plan around busy weekends and seasonal peaks. Because the grounds are broad, comfortable shoes and a half-day or longer schedule work better than a rushed hour. Check current entry rules before arrival so you are not surprised by ticket changes. Come when you want a classic Nagoya family outing that mixes wildlife and botanical scenery.
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Warira ShrineWarira Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Aichi Prefecture, specifically within the Nagoya City area. The site is recognized as an old shrine and was historically associated with the deity Yatabe no Mikoto. Historical records indicate that the grounds are situated near several ancient burial sites containing stone coffins. The shrine's history dates back to traditional records identifying it as a significant local site.
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Fujimori Shinmei-shaFujimori Shinmei-sha is a Shinto shrine located in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. The shrine's history includes records dating back to the year 1347. It enshrines several deities, including Amaterasu Omigami and Toyouke no Omikami. Historical documents mention its origins as a site associated with the Hakusan Shrine, which was established in 1280.
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Obata Green ParkObata Green Park is a garden located in the Moriyama Ward of Nagoya City within Aichi Prefecture. The site is managed by the Obata Green Park Management Office. Visitors can find information regarding the park's grounds and facilities through the official management office, which provides access maps and administrative details for the local area.
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Showa Museum of ArtThe Showa Museum of Art in Nagoya's Showa Ward is a private museum that opened in 1978 (Showa 53) and holds about three exhibitions each year. Its official site states that the museum is currently closed. The next planned exhibition is Imported and Japanese Tea Ceramics, scheduled for 19 September to 4 December 2026. The address is 4-1 Shiomi-cho, Showa-ku, Nagoya. The garden includes the Aichi Prefecture designated cultural property Nanzan Juso, and the collection holds about 800 works.
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Tsuruma ParkTsuruma Park is Nagoya’s first municipal park, opened in 1909, and remains one of the city’s major comprehensive parks more than a century later. The design mixes a modern French-style landscape with a stroll-style Japanese garden, so visitors can move between broad lawns and more intimate planted spaces. Seasonal highlights include cherry blossoms, roses, irises, and other flower beds tracked in park bloom updates, plus summer festival programming. It works well for relaxed walks, photos, and city downtime rather than ticketed indoor attractions. Check event and bloom notices before peak weekends. Come for classic Nagoya park atmosphere with easy urban access.
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Hōyū Hair Color MuseumLocated in Higashi-ku, Nagoya City, the Hōyū Hair Color Museum is Japan's first museum specializing in hair color. Established as a commemorative project for the company's 100th anniversary in 2023, it aims to pass down the history and culture of hair coloring to the next generation. The facility features permanent exhibition areas that interpret the history of Japanese hair color through four distinct eras and an experience area where visitors can engage with various attractions related to hair color.
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Tokugawa GardenTokugawa Garden is a Japanese garden located in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. The grounds are noted for showcasing the beauty of changing seasons through its trees and greenery. During specific periods in July, the garden features Tanabata decorations where visitors can write wishes on strips of paper. The site also includes an area called Shusu-an Mae Hiroba which displays various items related to local cultural traditions.
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Morimura Museum of Yamato-e ArtMorimura Memorial Museum in Sakae, Nagoya, is a Yamato-e art museum in the former residence of scholar Yoshitami Morimura and painters Yoshine and Yoshinaga Morimura. Official pages highlight Yoshine’s Meiji–early Showa Yamato-e, including a mural at Meiji Jingu’s Seitoku Memorial Picture Gallery, displays of screens, hanging scrolls and ceramics, plus a tea room and museum cafe on the first floor.
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Yokoyama Art MuseumYokoyama Art Museum in Nagoya specializes in Japanese export ceramics from the Meiji and Taishō periods. Opened in 2017, it holds more than 5,000 works, including richly decorated Nagoya pieces, Old Noritake, and Sumida ware, and presents them through permanent and special exhibitions.
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Nagoya Maritime MuseumLocated in Aichi Prefecture, the Nagoya Maritime Museum features the Fuji, a 100-meter orange icebreaker that served as Japan's first dedicated icebreaking vessel for Antarctic exploration. The entire ship is displayed at the Garden Pier. Visitors can explore preserved interior spaces, including the cockpit, infirmary, and crew quarters, while an exhibition hall provides information on the history and results of Antarctic exploration.
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Port of Nagoya Public AquariumPort of Nagoya Public Aquarium is a major seaside aquarium at Nagoya Port with large tanks, themed halls, and popular dolphin performances in the north building stadium. Typical hours are around 9:30 to 17:30 with last entry one hour before closing, and summer night aquarium periods sometimes extend evening access. Multilingual site pages help international visitors check showtimes and notices before arrival. Plan at least half a day if you want both galleries and a performance, and arrive early for busy holiday programs. Combine the visit with nearby port attractions when building a Nagoya waterfront itinerary. Come for marine exhibits and scheduled shows rather than outdoor-only sightseeing.
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Atsuta Jingu ParkAtsuta Jingu Park is a park located in the Atsuta Ward of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. The grounds include a baseball field and are managed by the local administration office. This public space provides a designated area for community activities and sports within the city's urban landscape.
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Shirotori GardenLocated in the Atsuta Ward of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Shirotori Garden is a Japanese strolling garden featuring a pond and spring. It is recognized as one of the largest gardens of its kind in the Tokai region. The site has been in operation for over 35 years and hosts various events including tea ceremonies and workshops.
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Nagoya City MuseumThe Nagoya City Museum is located in Aichi Prefecture. The facility is currently undergoing a long-term renovation and will remain closed for construction from October 1, 2023, until approximately autumn 2026. During this period, the museum plans to host two special pre-opening exhibitions between September 5 and November 1, 2026. A grand reopening of the museum is scheduled to take place on April 15, 2028.
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Ōdaka RyokuchiŌdaka Ryokuchi is a garden located in the Midori Ward of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. The site is managed by the management office of Ōdaka Ryokuchi, which operates under the Aichi Prefecture Urban Development Association and the Iwanuma Gardening Group. Located at 1-1 Takayama, Odaka-cho, the grounds are maintained as a public green space within the local municipality.
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Inu ShrineLocated in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Inu Shrine is a Shinto shrine known for its spiritual offerings. The site provides specific prayers for safe childbirth and child-bestowing blessings associated with the deity Inuhime-no-Mikoto. Visitors can also visit the grounds to seek prayers for warding off evil spirits and ensuring family safety. The shrine is situated near Shoinadori Station on the Subway Tsurumai Line.
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Nagoya CastleNagoya Castle was built by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1615 as a strategic center of the Owari Domain. Its great keep was crowned by golden shachihoko roof ornaments, while the richly decorated Honmaru Palace served as the domain lord’s residence and government center. Much of the complex was destroyed in 1945, but the palace has been reconstructed and the grounds are designated a Special Historic Site.
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Atsuta Jingu ShrineAtsuta Jingu is an ancient Shinto shrine in Nagoya traditionally associated with Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, one of Japan’s Three Sacred Treasures. Its origins are traced back roughly 1,900 years, and the shrine has long been revered by worshippers and warrior families. The wooded precinct contains the main sanctuary and museums displaying swords and other objects connected with the shrine’s history.
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Osu Shopping DistrictThe Osu Shopping District is a shopping arcade located in the Ōsu area of Nagoya, Japan. This district serves as a primary commercial hub where various shops and businesses are situated along the main street. The area is recognized for its extensive retail environment within the local community. Visitors can explore the diverse offerings found throughout this established shopping district in the heart of the city.
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Chubu Centrair International AirportChubu Centrair International Airport, also known as Centrair, is a first-class international airport located in Nagoya. Built on an artificial island off the coast of Tokoname in Ise Bay, it serves as a gateway to Aichi. The facility functions as both an airport and an entertainment complex, featuring a T-shaped Terminal 1 that includes duty-free shopping, restaurants, and an observation hot spring.
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Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical GardensHigashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens is a combined zoo and botanical garden in Nagoya. The extensive grounds include animal exhibits and planted garden areas, allowing visitors to explore zoological and botanical collections in one facility.
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Legoland Japan ResortLEGOLAND Japan Resort in Kinjofuto, Nagoya, is a LEGO-themed destination designed mainly for families with children. The resort combines LEGOLAND Japan’s rides, interactive attractions, and large LEGO models with the LEGOLAND Japan Hotel and SEA LIFE Nagoya aquarium.
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Midland Square Sky PromenadeMidland Square Sky Promenade is an outdoor observation deck located on the 44th to 46th floors of the Midland Square office building. Situated at a height of 220 meters above ground, it offers a 360-degree view and is noted for having one of the highest vantage points in Nagoya.
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Nagoya City Science MuseumFUJI Nagoya Science Museum is Nagoya’s comprehensive science museum, with permanent exhibitions on science and technology, astronomy, and life sciences. Its landmark spherical building contains a 35-meter-diameter planetarium, while hands-on exhibits include large-scale demonstrations and a deep-freezing room where aurora images can be observed.
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Nagoya TV TowerChubu Electric MIRAI TOWER is an observation and broadcasting tower in central Nagoya, formerly known as Nagoya TV Tower. Visitors can look across the city from its observation levels, and the tower is illuminated after dark. In 2022 it became the first tower in Japan to be designated a National Important Cultural Property.
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Oasis 21Oasis 21 is a multi-level complex in Nagoya featuring several distinct areas. The rooftop features the Water Spaceship, a symbolic structure with water flowing over glass surfaces and an elevated path for walking. The ground floor contains the Green Land, a lawn area providing a space to relax. The facility also includes a bus terminal on the first floor, the Galaxy Plaza on the basement level, and various shops.
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Osu Kannon TempleOsu Kannon is a Shingon Buddhist temple in central Nagoya. The temple was moved to its present location by Tokugawa Ieyasu in the early seventeenth century and became closely associated with the surrounding Osu district. It is also known for the Shinpukuji Library, whose collection includes thousands of old Japanese and Chinese texts, while lively shopping streets extend around the temple grounds.
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Port of Nagoya Public AquariumThe Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium presents marine animals in two main buildings. Its exhibitions cover a range of ocean environments, and the North Building includes a large stadium used for dolphin performances and behavioral demonstrations.
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Sakae DistrictSakae District is a commercial district located in Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. Situated in the heart of Nagoya, it serves as one of the city's main commercial centers alongside Nagoya Station. The area encompasses the vicinity of the Sakae intersection and includes two transit points: Sakae Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway and Sakae Station on the Meitetsu Seto Line.
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Tokugawa Art Museum & GardenThe Tokugawa Art Museum in Nagoya preserves more than 10,000 objects connected with the Owari branch of the Tokugawa family, including National Treasures such as illustrated handscrolls of The Tale of Genji and the Hatsune wedding furnishings. The neighboring Tokugawaen is a Japanese landscape garden that can be visited together with the museum.
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