Nagoya, Japan is the fourth most populous city in Japan, with hot and humid summer, dry and cool winter and more sunny days.
Famous scenic spots in Nagoya are
Osu, Nagoya TV Tower, Mountain Temple, Reheda Shrine, Tianshou Pavilion, Rongshang District, Yamazaki River, Shihai Old Street, Nagoya Harbor Aquarium, JR Central Twin Towers, Yamazaki River, etc.
1. Dashudian Street has existed as a temple concentration area as early as 400 years ago. Since then, the traditional performing arts culture in this area has flourished. It has become a bustling business district, with 1200 old shops and novel shops, and its popularity as a tourist attraction is also quite high.
2. Nagoya TV Tower Nagoya TV Tower is a TV tower located in the Ninth Five-Year Datong Park in downtown Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is the earliest dense broadcasting tower built in Japan. Nagoya TV Tower is180m high and designed by Tadao Naito. It is one of the landmarks in downtown Nagoya.
3. Juewangshan Tairi Temple Juewangshan Tairi Temple is famous for its lively way of worship. From traditional restaurants to Indian restaurants, coffee shops and fashion grocery stores. You can also go to the "Juewangshan Apartment" where young people's personalized shops are gathered.
Hotan Shrine is one of the oldest and highest-ranking shrines in Japan. With a history of 1900 years, it enjoys high prestige in Japan. The Hall of the Great Heroes enshrines Gong Ruyuan and five gods, namely, God, Su, Zun and Rice Seed. The Treasure Hall of the Jingu Palace has collected more than 6,000 treasures, most of which are important cultural properties related to the royal family and the Tokugawa family, and most of them are famous knives. Hotan Festival on June 5th every year is the most lively activity in Hotan Shrine. At that time, you can enjoy the lantern viewing activities and fireworks display, and there are endless tourists.
5. Tianshouge Tianshouge is a large castle built in Japan during the Warring States Period. It is related to the military role of towers and watchtowers. It is also the residence of the Lord. Tianshou Pavilion is the central building of the castle. It is not only a solid military defense facility, but also a symbol of the local name or the duke's political rights and status. Among the existing Tianshouge in Japan, Himeji City, Osaka City and Nagoya City are the most famous. When you climb the Tianshouge, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery.
6. Rong Shopping Block Rong Shopping Block is the most famous shopping area in Nagoya. Its biggest feature is the large-scale underground commercial street that integrates food, shopping and entertainment. There are many shopping malls and specialty stores, such as Sunshine Sakamoto, Racic and Matsuzaka Sakamoto. A wide range of goods make you enjoy shopping easily and have a shopping addiction. Nagoya Station, two kilometers away, is a comprehensive shopping and commercial facility, JR Central Twin Towers, and also a relaxing place for entertainment and shopping.
7. Yamazaki Kawasaki Kawasaki is a river in Nagoya City. The Four Seasons Road in Yamazaki Kawasaki includes Chunlu, Xialu and Qiulu. As the road of the four seasons, it is a place that locals often like to walk. There is also a place to play with water and rest around. There are about 600 Yoshino cherry blossoms in full bloom along Yamazaki River, especially near the antique wooden Ding Xiaoqiao. During the cherry blossom period, beautiful cherry blossoms and Yamazaki River set each other off, and the blue of the river and the sky set off the pink of cherry blossoms. The cherry blossoms here are recognized by the Japan Cherry Blossom Association as "Selected Cherry Blossom House 100", which is a famous cherry blossom viewing place in Japan.
8. The history of 8.Shikemichi Old Street can be traced back to the Japanese merchant era in18th century. There are ancient warehouses and temples here. Visitors are advised to take a ride in this old street and experience the folk customs of Japan.
8. Nagoya Harbor Aquarium Nagoya Harbor Aquarium has a novel appearance. Nagoya Harbor Aquarium, which has a metal sphere building, is also ingenious in display design. In the North and South Pavilion, you can enjoy the charm of different themes according to the instructions of the visiting sequence. The theme of the South Pavilion is "Journey to the South Pole". Along the Antarctic route of the Antarctic observation ship Fuji, the natural environment of biological growth in the five waters of Japan Sea, Deep Sea, Equatorial Sea, Australia and Antarctic Sea is reproduced.
9.JR Central Twin Towers JR Central Twin Towers leads directly to Nagoya Station, which is a super-large comprehensive commercial shopping center with 53 floors above ground. It was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as "the largest station building in the world", and the North Tower is an office area that is not open to the public. The South Tower is a hotel on the floors of 15-52, and the observation deck on the floor of 5 1 is a popular place to enjoy the night view. The 12- 13 floor is a food block, and the shopping areas below 1 1 floor are JR Takashimaya and Dongjishou.
10, Yamazaki River March 24th is the start time of the cherry blossom season in Nagoya. Yamazaki River, southeast of Nakagawa Prefecture, is one of the best cherry blossom viewing places in the city, with about one kilometer of walking path and hundreds of cherry trees. The "Four Seasons Road" along the Yamazaki River has been designated as one of the cherry blossom spots in Japan.