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Participants dressed up in Halloween costumes stand for a picture in front of Chubu TV Tower.
Looking for the best things to do for Halloween in Nagoya? Halloween might not be the first celebration you associate with Japan, but Nagoya knows how to get into the spooky spirit. From huge costume parties and international nightlife events to family-friendly Halloween celebrations at LEGOLAND Japan, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Halloween...
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Every autumn, as the summer heat fades and the skies become crystal clear, Nagoya embraces one of Japan’s most elegant seasonal traditions: Tsukimi, the Moon-Viewing Festival. Unlike the excitement of summer festivals, Tsukimi is about slowing down. Visitors can enjoy Japanese gardens, seasonal foods, illuminated temples, and peaceful moonlit evenings while experiencing a tradition that...
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Miso Nikomi Udon
Autumn is one of the best times of year to visit Nagoya. The summer heat finally fades, the leaves begin to change, and suddenly the city’s food scene feels a little cozier. Japan takes seasonal eating seriously, and autumn brings an abundance of delicious ingredients to Nagoya: sweet potatoes, chestnuts, mushrooms, persimmons, Pacific saury, oysters,...
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Bright orange Japanese maple leaves on a clear blue day.
Looking for the best autumn day trips from Nagoya? When the temperatures start to drop and the leaves begin turning red, orange, and gold, the area around Nagoya becomes one of the best places in Japan to explore in autumn. Within a few hours of the city, you can walk an ancient samurai highway through...
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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...
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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...
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The green and white Nagoya Castle surrounded by orange maple leaves beneath a slightly cloudy blue sky, taken from the bottom left corner.
Planning a trip to Japan this autumn (September to early December)?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...
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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...
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