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刀剣ワールド名古屋・丸の内Touken 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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名古屋刀剣ワールドNagoya 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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名古屋市科学館Located 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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名古屋東照宮Nagoya 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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愛知・名古屋戦争に関する資料館Located 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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名古屋東洋官窯陶磁美術館Located 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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名古屋市下水道科学館Located 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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名古屋大学博物館The 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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名古屋市農業文化園Located in Aichi Prefecture, Nogyo Bunka-en is a garden and green space that includes the Todagawa Ryokuchi area. The site features a picnic area for activities such as barbecues and hosts various events, exhibitions, and workshops. It also provides opportunities for seasonal vegetable harvesting experiences.
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名古屋海洋博物館Located 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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名古屋港水族館Port 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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名古屋市博物館The 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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名古屋城Nagoya 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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名古屋市科学館FUJI 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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名古屋テレビ塔Chubu 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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名古屋港水族館The 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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