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NAGOYA GUIDE: I went to Japan's Most BORING City to find Fun things to do

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Don't let the 'boring' label fool you! Nagoya offers a surprising mix of futuristic marvels, historical treasures, and vibrant street life. From soaring skyscrapers and cutting-edge railway technology to ancient shrines and bustling shopping arcades, this guide uncovers the fun hidden within Japan's industrial heartland.

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  • Midland Square

    Midland Square is Nagoya's tallest building next to the station, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its observation deck.

  • Mirai TV TOWER

    Nagoya's Mirai TV Tower is Japan's oldest TV Tower, offering a different view of the city with cafes and restaurants.

  • Oasis 21

    Oasis 21 is known as a UFO for its futuristic floating glass structure.

  • OSU Shopping Street

    OSU Shopping Street is a vibrant fusion of old and new with over 1,200 shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering traditional Japanese snacks.

  • OSU Temple

    OSU Temple is a historic cultural gem located next to the lively OSU Shopping Street.

  • Nagoya Castle

    Nagoya Castle is an impressive building famous for its golden tigerfish statue on the roof and surrounded by beautiful gardens.

  • Atsuta Shrine

    Atsuta Shrine is one of Japan's most important Shinto shrines, surrounded by a peaceful forest, offering a quiet escape from the city.

  • SC Maglev & Railway Park

    Nagoya's SC Maglev Museum showcases different trains and exhibitions, including a glimpse into the future of maglev rail travel.