If you’ve ever wondered when Japan collectively decides to log off, pack a bag, and disappear into the countryside (or flood the nearest theme park), the answer is this: Golden Week. It’s not a single holiday. It’s not even technically a full week. But somehow, it becomes one of the most important (and chaotic) times...Read More
Every year, thousands of Formula 1 fans from around the world travel to Japan for the legendary Japanese Grand Prix, held at the iconic Suzuka Circuit. If you’re planning your trip, you might be wondering: Where should I stay? How do I get there? What else is there to do? Here’s the insider tip most...Read More
Planning a trip to Japan this spring (March to May)? Whether you’re chasing cherry blossoms, sampling local spring flavors, or exploring historic castles surrounded by blooms, Nagoya in spring is an unforgettable experience. From late March through May, the city comes alive with pink petals, pleasant mild weather, and festivities that capture both traditional and...Read More
Are you travelling around Japan and want to know what to do in Nagoya during the New Year Holidays? The New Year holiday period, known as “Oshogatsu” in Japan, is one of the most important and widely celebrated occasions in Japanese culture. It is a major holiday in Japan, and many citizens return to their...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 truly let yourself unwind from the stress of everyday life. And there is no better way to...Read More
Planning a trip to Japan this winter (December to February)?Make Nagoya, Aichi, and the Central Japan area your top destination for unforgettable winter experiences! From breathtaking snowscapes to seasonal festivals, local delicacies, and hidden gems, this region offers a perfect blend of tradition, nature, and culture. In this guide, we’ll show you the best spots...Read More
Japan has many spectacular winter illuminations each year, in fact, a lot of great ones can be found in Nagoya. Many have a Christmas theme with Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and raindeer, so they usually end by January. But one of the greatest winter illuminations in Japan can be found not far from Nagoya and...Read More
For over 1300 years, local fishermen in Japan have used an unusual technique to catch river fish during the summer. Japanese cormorants, called “u” in Japanese, are trained for up to three years by their owners to help catch fish. Known as “ukai” in Japanese, cormorant fishing is a unique traditional method that is rare...Read More
Planning a trip to Japan this autumn (September to November)?Make Nagoya, Aichi, and the Central Japan area your top destination for unforgettable autumn experiences! From breathtaking autumn foliage to seasonal festivals, local delicacies, and hidden gems, this region offers a perfect blend of tradition, nature, and culture. In this guide, we’ll show you the best...Read More
Nagoya Port is one of the largest ports in Japan and is located in the south part of the city of Nagoya. It holds first place in volume handled between all the ports in Japan, with 196 million tons of cargo and is the country’s largest car exporter. Along with its impressive trade success, it...Read More
