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