1. Nagoya, Japan Tourist Attractions Nagoya is the capital of Aichi Prefecture and the fourth largest city after Tokyo, Osaka and Yokohama.

It is located in the west-central part of the prefecture, adjacent to Ise Bay.

Because the city is located between the capital Tokyo and the ancient capital Kyoto, it is called Nakajing.

It covers an area of ??376 square kilometers and has a population of 2.1 million.

Nagoya's central area is the best-planned urban area in Japan, and visitors can easily learn their way around.

The city is lined with green trees and blooming flowers.

Nagoya Port is hidden in the wind and waves.

There are many main railway lines and highways passing through the city, and the tourism industry is relatively developed.

In the past, Nagoya was famous for its historical sites.

Today, Nagoya is world-famous for its developed industry and commerce.

It is a comprehensive industrial city with very developed textile and shipbuilding industries.

It is also one of the three largest wholesalers in Japan.

Toyota Motor Sales Company and Matsuzaka Department Store are well-known large-scale commercial enterprises in China.

Nagoya is a vibrant city with numerous entertainment centers, shopping malls, museums and conference centers.

In 1978, Nagoya and Nanjing, China, became sister cities.

Including Nagoya Castle, Nagoya TV Tower, Sea-crossing Bridge, Nagoya Municipal Museum, Nagoya Municipal Archives, Tokugawa Museum of Art, Shiroen Garden, Nagoya Port Public Aquarium, Nagoya Science Museum, Shihoku Old Town, Toyota Industrial Technology

Memorial Hall, Electric Power Museum, Nagoya Municipal Art Museum, Currency Museum and many other attractions.

Nagoya's population is the fourth largest city after Tokyo, Yokohama, and Osaka.

It is located in the west-central part of the prefecture, adjacent to Ise Bay.

Because the city is located between the capital Tokyo and the ancient capital Kyoto, it is called Nakajing.

It is located in the center of the Nagoya Metropolitan Area, one of the three major urban areas in Japan (the other two are the Tokyo Metropolitan Area and the Osaka Metropolitan Area).

Japan A major industrial center and port city in the United States, known as Japan. It is the manufacturing center of the United States, has the highest port throughput in Japan, and is the seat of Aichi Prefecture.

An important area for east-west transportation in Japan.

The city has a total area of ??326 square kilometers, a population of 2.6 million, and is 366 kilometers away from Tokyo.

It only takes two hours by Shinkansen Express.

It covers an area of ??376 square kilometers and has a population of 2.2 million.

Japan is not only a large industrial city, but also an ancient capital with a long history.

Area: 326.35 square kilometers.

Number of households: 888,344 (as of January 1, 2000).

Climate: The average annual temperature is 16.8 degrees Fahrenheit and the average humidity is 72%.

Nagoya is close to the Pacific Ocean, with more than 130 days of rainfall and 100 days of cloudy weather throughout the year, and the sunshine time is about 43%.

There will be disastrous weather such as typhoons and earthquakes during the Autumn Fair.

The average temperature in Nagoya is 4 from January to April, 20 from May to September, and 10 from September to December.

Suitable for traveling all year round.

2. Ranking of tourist attractions in Nagoya, Japan Nagoya (English name Nagoya) is a city in the west of Aichi Prefecture in central Japan, and is also the seat of Aichi Prefecture.

Belongs to the municipal level designated by ordinance.

The fourth most populous city in Japan (after the Tokyo metropolitan area, Yokohama City and Osaka City).

Nagoya is the central city of the Beijing Circle (Nagoya Circle), one of Japan's three major metropolitan circles.

In addition, it is a designated city by government decree and serves as the local political, economic and cultural hub of central Japan.

There are not many tourist attractions in Nagoya, and the cityscape is relatively simple.

(I admit that I plagiarized) 3. One-day tour to Nagoya, Japan tourist attractions [Nagoya] Atsuta Shrine #[Nagoya] Industrial Technology Memorial Hall #[Nagoya] Street view of four roads #[Nagoya] Higashiyama Zoological and Botanical Garden #[Nagoya] Meade

Lan Plaza #[Nagoya] Nagashima Hot Spring #Nagoya] Nagoya International Conference Hall # [Nagoya] Nagashima Hot Spring 4. Pictures of tourist attractions in Nagoya, Japan According to the standards of big cities in China, Japan only has Tokyo and Osaka.

Nagoya ranks third, so it's basically just a small city.

Within a few kilometers of Nagoya Station as the center, it is quite prosperous.

Beyond this area is what the Japanese countryside looks like.

(Of course, this is very different from the concept of rural China.) Basically, Nagoya and Toyota Group can be equated.

Nagoya is not so much a city as it is the large factory area of ??Toyota Group.

5. Travel guide to Nagoya, Japan. Buy a 24-hour Nagoya subway ticket at the subway station.

We went to Nagoya City Wada Shrine in the morning and Otsuka Shopping Street in the afternoon.

Go to Noritake Museum or Toyota Science and Technology Museum, and go shopping near Sakae or Nagoya Station in the evening.

Nagoya is often voted the most boring city in Japan.

It actually felt really good after a day of shopping.

After a day of shopping, eating and playing, I was basically full.

If you want to stay, I recommend that there are many good hotels near Rong.

I often live in Japan, but I don't.

t looked carefully at some attractions.

Route for reference.

Tickets are available at the station ticket machines.

You can get 760 yen a day.

Take the subway in front of Hotan Holy Land and walk for five minutes.

The shrine is huge.

It is said to commemorate several great Japanese gods, and one of the three sacred artifacts is also enshrined in the temple.

Revered by imperial courts and military commanders since ancient times, it is considered the largest palace after Ise Jingu.