Nagoya Japan Street Food Tour / Things to do in Nagoya / Japan Travel
Explore the vibrant culinary landscape of Nagoya, Japan, with this curated tour of street food delights and iconic landmarks. From the bustling shopping arcades of Osu to the historic Nagoya Castle, discover the unique flavors and rich culture that make Nagoya a must-visit destination.
Nagoya Station
A major transportation hub in Nagoya with access to the Shinkansen bullet train and home to various gourmet restaurants and shops.
Osu Shotengai
A vibrant shopping street in Nagoya with over 1100 stores and a variety of food options.
Tokyo Station
A major transportation hub in Tokyo, offering Shinkansen (bullet train) services to other cities like Nagoya.
Osaka
A major metropolitan area in Japan, comparable to Tokyo and Nagoya.
Hakone Onsen
A popular onsen (hot spring) area in Japan.
Nagoya Castle
A notable castle located a short car ride from Nagoya Station.
DELICA STATION
A store in Nagoya Station where you can buy Nagoya souvenirs and bento boxed meals, including the Hitsumabushi bento.
Osu Kannon shopping street
A shopping street located behind the Osu Kannon temple, featuring over 1100 stores.
Osu Kannon Station
The subway station closest to Osu Kannon temple and shopping street.
Mino Misho
A deli food store in Nagoya Station, known for its Miso Kushikatsu made with Hatcho miso.
Akai-Tori
A restaurant in Nagoya Station specializing in dishes using Nagoya Cochin, offering takeout options like Tebakara (deep-fried chicken wings).
Cafe Gentiane
A cafe in Nagoya Station that sells "Piyorin," a popular chick-shaped sweet.
Paopao-tei
A restaurant specializing in baked dumplings, selling more than 1000 per day, with the most popular being the baked meat bun.
MARUYOSHI
An award-winning restaurant specializing in karaage (fried chicken), with the most popular being served with teriyaki sauce.
Taifuku-saan
A taiyaki shop opened in 2018, known for individually cooked taiyaki, especially the one with anko (red bean paste) and butter.
Oni-ten
A restaurant opened in July 2022, specializing in onigiri (rice balls), offering more than 12 different types, including Dote-ni onigiri.
Shinsuzume Honten
A dumpling shop that has been around for over 40 years, popular for its freshly baked dumplings, including Mitarashi Dumpling and dumpling dipped in soybean flour.
Gochiso-Yakimusubi Onimaru
An onigiri specialty store opened in October 2022, selling more than 20 kinds of freshly made onigiri, with the most popular being the tenmusu (shrimp tempura on top of onigiri).
Mukashi-no-Yabaton
A restaurant opened in 2020, specializing in miso kushikatsu, offering both dine-in and takeaway options.
Unako
A restaurant established in November 2022, specializing in eel rice balls (Hitsumabushi, for walking and eating).