Nagoya is the fourth most populous city in Japan, located on the Pacific coast in the central region of Honshu Island. It is the capital of Aichi Prefecture and an important economic and industrial center of Japan, known for its manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace industries. Nagoya is home to many historical and cultural landmarks, such as Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine, and Tokugawa Art Museum. The city also offers various shopping, entertainment, and dining options, including the popular Osu Shopping District and the Nagoya Food Street. Nagoya is well-connected by transportation, with its own international airport and multiple train and bus stations.
0:00 Nagoya, Japan
0:44 Top 10 places in Nagoya
0:47 Nagoya Castle
1:27 Atsuta Shrine
1:47 The Tokugawa Art Museum
2:26 Osu Kannon Temple
2:45 The Port of Nagoya
3:25 The SCMAGLEV and Railway Park
4:00 Oasis 21
4:21 The Nagoya City Science Museum
5:03 The Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens
5:23 The Nagoya TV Tower
