Muryo Temple (Cancer-Preventing Temple)
A Heian-period temple in Gamagori. People come from across Japan to pray against illness.
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A Heian-period temple in Gamagori. People come from across Japan to pray against illness.
A heated pool in Nishio, using waste heat from waste incineration, open all year.
A cape at the tip of the Atsumi peninsula in Tahara, with a white lighthouse, looking out over the Pacific and Mikawa Bay.
A science centre in Nagoya with one of the largest planetariums in the world.
A campsite in a gorge in Okazaki, with trout fishing and catching by hand.
An integrated resort in Gamagori, gathering an amusement park, lodging and dining beside Mikawa Bay.
A mountain and temple in Shinshiro. The approach climbs 1,425 stone steps, and it is known for autumn colour.
A hot spring along the Itashiki River in Shinshiro, said to date from the Nara period.
A swimming beach in Minamichita, one of the busiest in the prefecture.
A temple in Toyokawa counted among Japan's three great Inari, a Soto Zen temple properly called Myogonji.
A large hands-on facility that opened in Nagoya in January 2026.
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 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.
The quarter west of Nagoya Station, where an older townscape remains, unlike the east side.
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.