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An eating and drinking quarter before the gate of Atsuta Jingu, keeping something of the old approach.
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An eating and drinking quarter before the gate of Atsuta Jingu, keeping something of the old approach.
A shopping street in Nishi ward, Nagoya, continuing west of the Endoji arcade, with old shops beside new ones.
An eating and drinking quarter near Nagoya Station, south of the Yanagibashi central market, with 17 small bars.
An eating and drinking quarter near Nagoya Station, izakaya running down a narrow lane.
A shopping district around Imaike Station in Chikusa ward, Nagoya, carried on from a postwar black market.
A hands-on facility in Nagoya, with displays made only for this branch.
A venue in Sakae, Nagoya, made as a place to experience idol culture.
A shrine in Kita ward, Nagoya, an old shrine listed in the Heian-period Engishiki.
A company museum in Nagoya on the culture and history of dyeing hair.
A temple built in 1540 by Oda Nobuhide as the Oda family's mortuary temple, moved to Osu in 1610.
An exhibition building inside Nagoya Castle, preserving and showing the castle's holdings, including the Honmaru Palace paintings.
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 kimono rental shop in Osu, Nagoya, for walking the town in kimono.
A park and shopping complex made from Hisaya-odori Park, with shops around the TV tower.
A temple in Nagoya built in 2005 on the model of the oldest temple in Tibet.
A facility of an enamelled cast-iron cookware maker in Nagoya, with a workshop and restaurants.
A transit line in Nagoya on which the same vehicles run on guideway above ground and on ordinary roads below.
A sword museum opened in Sakae, Nagoya, in 2024, showing about 150 blades at a time.
A sword gallery in Marunouchi, Nagoya, where the blades can be seen close up.
A centre in Moriyama ward, Nagoya, opened in April 2019 as the base for touring the Shidami burial mounds.
The prefectural library in Nagoya, one wing of the Aichi Arts Center.
A plaza in Nagoya honouring the diplomat who issued visas to many Jewish refugees.