MIRAI TOWER
MIRAI TOWER is Nagoya’s former television tower, a 1954 broadcasting landmark adapted for new uses and designated an Important Cultural Property.
Nagoya
Nagoya Meshi
Nagoya meshi brings together the regional dishes of Nagoya and the wider Aichi area, from soybean miso cooking to modern restaurant specialities.
Nagoya Castle
Nagoya Castle was the Owari Tokugawa seat; its surviving fortifications, reconstructed keep and rebuilt Hommaru Palace preserve distinct chapters of the site’s history.
Nagoya
Nagoya is Aichi Prefecture’s capital, a Tokugawa castle town transformed into a major port, transport hub, manufacturing centre, and 2026 Asian Games host.