NAGOYA HOTELS & TRAVEL GUIDE

Nagoya Hotels & Travel Guide including hotels (Save up to 70% on Nagoya Hotels), attractions,  pictures, Nagoya Castle, airport and map.

Nagoya (名古屋) is in Aichi prefecture, in the Chubu region of Honshu, the main island of Japan. The hub of the Aichi region, Nagoya is Japan's fourth-largest city after Tokyo, Yokohama and Osaka. The focal points of this sprawling agglomeration are Nagoya station (名古屋駅) to the north, Sakae (栄) to the east and Kanayama (金山) to the south).
 

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CHUBU CENTRAIR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT The main international gateway to Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture.	NAGOYA AIRPORT Domestic airport servicing Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture.
NAGOYA -  TRAVEL TO There are many ways to get to Nagoya including air and the Shinkansen.	NAGOYA TRAIN Nagoya has an extensive rail network plus the intercity Shinkansen.
NAGOYA MAPS Nagoya maps including location map and Nagoya city map.	NAGOYA STATION A landmark building in Nagoya and possibly the world's largest railroad station.
NAGOYA CASTLE The one of the most famous sights to see in Nagoya.	NAGOYA TV TOWER The oldest remaining TV tower in Japan with a design inspired by the famous French tower.
ISE SHRINE Situated close to Nagoya in the city of Ise. Said to be the most venerable Shinto shrine in Japan.	NAGOYA ATSUTA SHRINE Second-most venerable Shinto shrine in Japan.
NAGOYA FOOD Nagoya is famous for its Miso soup, Uiro sweet and Hitsumabushi (eel meal).	NAGOYA PICTURE Additional pictures of land marks and sights around Nagoya.
NAGOYA - SURROUNDING HIGHLIGHTS - CHUBU
KANAZAWA Includes Kenrokuen Garden - officially one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan.	MATSUMOTO At the eastern end of the Japan Alps. Matsumoto is surrounded by mountains and is acclaimed for its beautiful views.
NIIGATA Largest city along the Sea of Japan coast.	NAGANO Famous for its Zenkoji temple and as being the site of the 1998 Winter Olympics.