Nagoya City Wild Bird Observation Center
A centre in Minato ward, Nagoya, with telescopes for watching the birds of the Fujimae tidal flat.
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A centre in Minato ward, Nagoya, with telescopes for watching the birds of the Fujimae tidal flat.
About 1.4 kilometres of cherry trees in Higashi ward, Nagoya: some 130 early-flowering trees, mostly okanzakura.
Green space in Moriyama ward, Nagoya, in four sections, where waterside plants and wild birds can be watched.
A house in Nagoya built by a cotton-cloth merchant to his own taste in the tea ceremony.
A centre in Higashi ward, Nagoya, opened in 2007 in a restored 1920 study, tearoom and storehouse.
A church in Nagoya, the cathedral of a diocese covering Aichi, Gifu and the Hokuriku region.
A park in Nagoya made up of the agricultural culture park, opened in 1989, and green space along the Toda River.
A park in Moriyama ward, Nagoya, at the foot of Mount Togoku, planted with many fruit trees.
A Shingon temple in Nagoya, founded in 1688, with a five-storey pagoda.
About 120 hectares of green space in Midori ward, Nagoya, with lawns and a traffic-safety park.
A visitor farm you can enter without booking, with grape and pear picking from August to late October.
A lookout in Shima, taking in the sixty-odd islands of Ago Bay.
A swimming beach in Kumano, chosen among Japan's hundred finest, shallow and clear.
A swimming beach at the tip of the Shima peninsula, shallow, with a long white beach.
A summer-only pool in Watarai, with a flowing pool and slides.
About 22 kilometres of shingle shore from Kumano to Kiho, held to be the longest such shore in Japan.
A centre in Kihoku named after Gonbei of the folk song, with a garden and a museum.
A theme park in Ise, closed for refitting since 23 July 2026.
A swimming beach in Tsu, shallow with calm water and a long stretch of sand.