Osu Kimono Rental Waso Kajiura
A kimono rental shop in Osu, Nagoya, for walking the town in kimono.
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A kimono rental shop in Osu, Nagoya, for walking the town in kimono.
A temple in Nagoya built in 2005 on the model of the oldest temple in Tibet.
A museum opened in 1935, holding the effects of the Owari Tokugawa house.
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.
The prefectural library in Nagoya, one wing of the Aichi Arts Center.
A dining complex opened outside Nagoya Castle in March 2018, gathering the city's dishes.
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.
A villa in Nagoya used from the Taisho into the Showa era by the first president of Matsuzakaya.
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 hall in Midori ward, Nagoya, on the history of Arimatsu shibori dyeing, with demonstrations and hands-on sessions.
A shrine built in 1885 on the birthplace of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, honouring him.
A temple in Nagoya built to pray for the repose of Yoshinao, the first lord of the Owari domain.
A museum in Nagoya, gathering French art from the 18th to the 20th century.
A house in Higashi ward, Nagoya, built by an exporter of ceramics in the late Taisho and early Showa years.
A hall in Higashi ward, Nagoya — a Taisho-era Western house moved and restored in 2005.
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 small shrine in the grounds of Shinmei Shrine in Toba. Revered by the ama divers, it is said to grant one wish to a woman.