Kenchoji Temple
A temple in Nagoya built to pray for the repose of Yoshinao, the first lord of the Owari domain.
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A temple in Nagoya built to pray for the repose of Yoshinao, the first lord of the Owari domain.
A children's centre in Nagoya with one of the largest wooden play structures in the Tokai region.
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 house in Higashi ward, Nagoya, built by an exporter of ceramics in the late Taisho and early Showa years.
A centre in Higashi ward, Nagoya, opened in 2007 in a restored 1920 study, tearoom and storehouse.
A hall in Higashi ward, Nagoya — a Taisho-era Western house moved and restored in 2005.
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.
An agricultural centre in Tenpaku ward, Nagoya, opened in 1965 and known for its weeping plum grove.
A park in Moriyama ward, Nagoya, at the foot of Mount Togoku, planted with many fruit trees.
A building at Nagoya port shaped like a sailing ship, with an observation room 53 metres up.
A corner of Nagoya port, opening the maritime museum and the Antarctic research ship Fuji.
A Shingon temple in Nagoya, founded in 1688, with a five-storey pagoda.
A tidal flat at the mouths of the Shonai, Shin and Nikko rivers. A Ramsar site where migratory birds gather.
About 120 hectares of green space in Midori ward, Nagoya, with lawns and a traffic-safety park.