Ghibli Park
A park in Nagakute, opened in November 2022, recreating the worlds of the films.
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A park in Nagakute, opened in November 2022, recreating the worlds of the films.
A cape at the tip of the Atsumi peninsula in Tahara, with a white lighthouse, looking out over the Pacific and Mikawa Bay.
A campsite in a gorge in Okazaki, with trout fishing and catching by hand.
A mountain and temple in Shinshiro. The approach climbs 1,425 stone steps, and it is known for autumn colour.
An island in Minamichita, about ten minutes by fast boat from Morozaki port, known for octopus and tiger puffer.
A restaurant quarter near Kanayama Station, built in Japanese style around Japanese tea.
A park and shopping complex made from Hisaya-odori Park, with shops around the TV tower.
A centre in Moriyama ward, Nagoya, opened in April 2019 as the base for touring the Shidami burial mounds.
A variety theatre in Osu, Nagoya, carrying on the tradition of a district once lined with playhouses.
The largest keyhole-shaped burial mound in the Tokai region, in Nagoya, about 151 metres long.
A site in Nagoya where timber was gathered for the building of Nagoya Castle.
A sports park in Mizuho ward, Nagoya, with an athletics stadium and a baseball ground.
A park in Nishi ward, Nagoya, with wide lawns and flower beds along the Shonai River.
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.