Atsuta Jingu Shrine
A grand shrine in Nagoya, said to date from 113, enshrining the Kusanagi sword, one of the three imperial regalia.
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A grand shrine in Nagoya, said to date from 113, enshrining the Kusanagi sword, one of the three imperial regalia.
A swimming beach in Minamichita, one of the busiest in the prefecture.
A 70-metre lane in Sakae, Nagoya, with eight eating and drinking places.
A narrow-lane retail space in Nagoya, with shops down an alley about a metre wide.
An eating and drinking quarter before the gate of Atsuta Jingu, keeping something of the old approach.
A hands-on facility in Nagoya, with displays made only for this branch.
A planetarium in Nagoya, the first in Japan to use an LED dome.
The name for three cable-stayed bridges on the Isewangan Expressway, painted from west to east in red, white and blue.
A sword gallery in Marunouchi, Nagoya, where the blades can be seen close up.
A plaza in Nagoya honouring the diplomat who issued visas to many Jewish refugees.
A lock joining the Horikawa and the Nakagawa canal, in use from 1931 to 1976.
The Nagoya house of Sasuke Toyoda, younger brother of Sakichi Toyoda and a support to the business.
The Nagoya house of a trader, designed by the architect Goichi Takeda.
A complex opened near Nagoya Station in October 2017, with shops around an atrium.
A washi paper shop in Nagoya, dealing in paper from across Japan and in materials for paper craft.
A company museum in Nagoya, opened in 2005, on the history of sewing and printing machines.
A centre in Nagoya gathering and putting out information on conserving the Fujimae tidal flat.
A base on the Fujimae tidal flat for observing and conserving it.
A theatre in Atsuta ward, Nagoya, the home stage of the Shiki Theatre Company.
An open-air walkway on a tower by Nagoya Station, about 220 metres above the ground.
A children's centre in Nagoya with one of the largest wooden play structures in the Tokai region.
A library in Nagoya preserving and opening the book collection of the Owari Tokugawa house.