Tokoname is home to Chubu Centrair International Airport, the largest airport in the region. What many people don’t know, it is also a city with a long tradition of pottery and amazing craftsmanship. Tokoname is an excellent place to visit as a day or half-day trip from Nagoya (or the airport if you have a long layover). Let Yourself Be Transported to Tokoname by Watching A Whisker Away. Scene from...Read More

Nagoya not only houses ancient and historical art but also fantastic museums and galleries exhibiting old and new artworks of Japanese designers. Even during a short stroll around the city center, you can drop in at multiple museums dedicated to modern art.  To make it easier for you we have prepared this list of the best art museums and modern art galleries in Nagoya. The Aichi Triennale Art Festival, an...Read More

Are you planning a trip to Nagoya and want to make it an exceptional experience? It is not only important what kind of activities you do during the day, but also to rest during the night and to really let yourself go from the stress of everyday life. And there is no better way to do that than to stay in one of the best hotels in Nagoya, luxury hotels...Read More

Sake is deeply connected to Japanese culture and many of Japan’s traditions and customs. From ancient times Sake has been offered to the Gods calling it the “Drink of the Gods”. It has deep ties to both religion, ceremony, traditions and everyday social interaction. Making a toast with Atsukan, warm Sake On the surface, Sake may seem simple, restrained or perhaps even plain, but digging a little deeper you will...Read More

If you are planning a trip to Nagoya, or have just arrived, and now you are wondering about the best way to explore the city (or simply how to best get to your hotel) this post is for you. It outlines all possible modes of transportation in Nagoya, as well as your options to explore the surrounding areas outside of the city. This guide includes multiple tips that can save...Read More