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Things to Do in Nagoya: Japan’s Incredible Nagoya Castle

Nagoya Castle
Nagoya Castle

In many ways, Nagoya is a city too often overlooked when it comes to travel in Japan – people just aren’t thinking about things to do in Nagoya, or what to see in Nagoya or the concept of “Nagoya sightseeing” at large.

Internationally (and domestically), Nagoya doesn’t quite have the clout. Take my case, for example.

I had been to Japan twice (to see Tokyo and Kyoto) without ever thinking about the Chubu Region, or visiting the city of Nagoya.

Yet, in late October of this year, I explored the Chubu Region with a fervor and began to discover its beauty and charm.

In the Chubu Region, often called the “Heart of Japan,” there’s plenty of natural wonders to go around.

While Nagoya isn’t necessarily a place that it known for its nature, I felt it was worth recognizing, and in particular, Nagoya Castle.

In its heyday, Nagoya Castle was revered across the land, and as famous as any castle in Japan.

All that to say, when you’re thinking about what to do in Nagoya,…

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