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See the past, present, and future through Nagoya architecture. Japan has some fascinating architecture. Kyoto is famous for its traditional temples and buildings, while Tokyo is renowned for its ultramodern cityscapes and awe-inspiring skyscrapers that dominate its skyline.  Nagoya is very much a mixture of the two. It is quickly developing new high-rise apartment buildings and offices, but it’s not just flashy apartments that help create Nagoya’s impressive array of...
Nagoya Festival
The Nagoya Festival, which takes place annually in mid-October, is one of the most spectacular autumn festivals in Nagoya. The entire city is filled with a festive atmosphere, celebrating its past, present, and future.  If you love Japanese festivals and want to experience a vibrant energy and a mix of entertainment, culture, and history, this event is a must-see. How Did the Nagoya Festival Come to Be? The Nagoya Festival...
Nagoya Odori 2021
Every year in autumn, the Nishikawa Ryu, one of the most influential traditional dance schools in Japan, puts on a colorful show called the Nagoya Odori (Nagoya Dance). At the Nagoya Odori, you can enjoy the impressive visual art and impeccable choreography of classic Japanese dances, as well as traditional Japanese tales in the form of a stage performance. Kabuki, Nihon Buyo, and Odori – How They are Related Odori,...
Korankei
The season of summer festivals has come to an end, and it is finally getting cooler in Nagoya. Autumn is finally here. Autumn is considered one of the most beautiful seasons to visit Japan, and depending on whom you ask, it may even rival spring! September, the official start of autumn can still be quite hot and humid, but temperatures finally start to drop October. By November, autumn has truly...
Hitsumabushi
Eel is a Japanese delicacy. Eel is served in many different ways, such as in sushi, Una-don (eel and rice bowl with sweet savory sauce), Unaju (generous portion of eel served over rice in a bento box). These are just a few of the many different ways you can eat eel in Japan. In addition, restaurants specializing in eel each have their own special recipes, grilling techniques, and secret sauces....
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