10 Best Things To Do in Nagoya, Japan [with Suggested Tours]

Are you planning to travel to Nagoya, Japan soon? Read our tips below on the best things to do in Nagoya with suggested tours.

If you are going from Tokyo to Osaka or the other way around, you will always pass by Nagoya. Nagoya is the Chuubu region’s largest city and the capital of Aichi. It’s not as popular as big cities like Osaka and Tokyo, but it definitely has some interesting spots. If you want, you can stop here during your trip to Japan.

Nagoya’s name is from the adjective Nagoyaka, meaning peaceful. You will definitely find peace and awe in this bustling city. Nagoya is Japan’s largest port area by international trade value. Why? Because this city’s primary industry is Automotive and guess what, Toyota and its brands like Lexus has its headquarters in Nagoya. They ship through Nagoya port. You should definitely come and stop by this city!

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List of things to do in Nagoya, Japan

1. Be in awe of the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Getting There: Me-guru Sightseeing Bus (Stop 1) or Walk from Sako Station, Nagoya Line

Everyone knows Toyota, the Japanese manufacturer of cars. If you want to learn how they make cars, their history, and a massive display of cars and robots, you should not Toyota Techno Museum. It’s one of the most interesting things to do in Nagoya, Japan. I’ve worked in a Manufacturing firm before making automotive parts and found that interesting, how much more this!

It opens from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM with an entrance fee of JPY 500. If you also go to Noritake, entrance for both is JPY 800. Audio guides are available for a price. There are also English guided tours in the afternoon. On Mondays or Tuesday, if Monday is a holiday, they are closed.

Suggested Tour: Nagoya Sunrise and Sunset Private Tour

2. See the buildings and tablewares kach.howe@gtravelgurus.com

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