Osu Engeijo
A variety theatre in Osu, Nagoya, carrying on the tradition of a district once lined with playhouses.
13,910 entries. Some places appear in more than one collection. Confirm visits with each facility.
12,708 entries / page 435 of 530
A variety theatre in Osu, Nagoya, carrying on the tradition of a district once lined with playhouses.
An aquarium in Minato ward, Nagoya, inside a hotel, with displays aimed at children.
The largest keyhole-shaped burial mound in the Tokai region, in Nagoya, about 151 metres long.
A dining complex opened outside Nagoya Castle in March 2018, gathering the city's dishes.
A site in Nagoya where timber was gathered for the building of Nagoya Castle.
A lock joining the Horikawa and the Nakagawa canal, in use from 1931 to 1976.
A sports park in Mizuho ward, Nagoya, with an athletics stadium and a baseball ground.
A shrine in Nishi ward, Nagoya, said to date from 673, with a name read as inu.
The tutelary shrine of Nagoya, moved to its present site when Nagoya Castle was built in 1610.
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 villa in Nagoya used from the Taisho into the Showa era by the first president of Matsuzakaya.
A complex opened near Nagoya Station in October 2017, with shops around an atrium.
A park in Nishi ward, Nagoya, with wide lawns and flower beds along the Shonai River.
A washi paper shop in Nagoya, dealing in paper from across Japan and in materials for paper craft.
A museum in Nagoya showing the art its first director collected, with a sukiya-style building in its annexe.
A museum in Nagoya on wartime experience in the prefecture and on local history.
A company museum in Nagoya, opened in 2005, on the history of sewing and printing machines.
A complex in Minato ward, Nagoya, where you can make food models and blow glass.
A centre in Minato ward, Nagoya, with telescopes for watching the birds of the Fujimae tidal flat.