If you’re planning a trip to Nagoya, you’ll want to consider staying at the Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel. This luxurious hotel is located in the heart of the city, making it the perfect home base for exploring all that Nagoya has to offer. I, Elly, got to spend a night there, so let me share my experience! Top Location for Travelers The Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel is conveniently located in...

Green spaces in big cities are highly treasured by locals and travelers alike. Check out these beautiful parks and gardens in Nagoya and its surroundings.

If you want to dive into Japanese culture while doing some shopping you should check out the regular markets going on in Nagoya. If you want to experience an antique market, farmers market, handicraft market, or temple fair (Ennichi), Nagoya has them all. Wallets and bartering hats at the ready: check the list of markets in Nagoya below and grab yourself a bargain! Osu Kannon Antique Market The ancient Osu...

If you’re looking to experience Japan beyond the bustling cities, consider taking a side trip to Gero Onsen. Located just a 2-hour train ride from Nagoya, Gero Onsen is a charming onsen town nestled in the heart of the Japanese Alps. A Brief History of Gero Onsen Manhole cover with the white heron Gero Onsen has a rich history that dates back over a thousand years famous for its healing...

It’s going to get Meshi! Nagoya’s food culture is known as “Nagoya Meshi,” which literally translates to “Nagoya Food.” And one reason Nagoya is not boring is that it’s home to some of the best foods in Japan. We have to admit, there is great regional food in many parts of Japan, such as the delicious Shikoku Udon, unbelievably scrumptious Okonomiyaki from both Hiroshima and Osaka, and the tasty local...