Discover the surprising variety Nagoya has to offer, from high-speed trains and underwater worlds to historic castles and delicious cuisine. This guide highlights the must-do activities and unique experiences in Japan's vibrant fourth-largest city.
SCMAGLEV & Railway Park
A museum showcasing Japan's Shinkansen, including the SC Maglev, where visitors can explore simulators and learn about the construction of the fastest trains in the world.
LEGOLAND Japan
A theme park with rides, shows, and an aquarium all themed around Lego, featuring Lego-shaped food and recreations of famous Japanese spots made out of Legos.
Nagoya Castle
A historic castle dating back to the 1600s, serving as a museum that dives into the history of Nagoya, with frequent food stalls offering local Nagoya food.
Nagoya City Science Museum
Home to one of the largest planetariums in the world, this science museum features hands-on exhibits, an artificial tornado, a deep freeze room, and an earthquake simulator.
Port Of Nagoya Public Aquarium
An aquarium featuring massive tanks with beluga whales, turtles, jellyfish, orcas, and penguins, along with retro diving suit displays and merchandise.
Hitsumabushi restaurants
Restaurants serving Nagoya's famous grilled eel dish, Hitsumabushi, which is traditionally served over rice in a wooden container and can be eaten three different ways.
T2 Nagria
A popular and international nightclub with four different floors playing Brazilian, Latino music, K-pop, Japanese hip-hop, and EDM.