{"id":167,"date":"2024-03-29T12:38:33","date_gmt":"2024-03-29T03:38:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/57.181.44.63\/93713772\/"},"modified":"2024-04-23T23:02:38","modified_gmt":"2024-04-23T15:02:38","slug":"93713772","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/joyjapan.tokyo\/en\/spot\/93713772\/","title":{"rendered":"Three days and two nights Aichi sightseeing route!"},"content":{"rendered":"
Aichi Prefecture is located in the center of Japan's long and thin country, and is easily accessible from Tokyo and Osaka. Since ancient times, Aichi Prefecture has been a place where eastern and western cultures and the flow of goods from all parts of Japan have come together, and this has given rise to the rich and unique culture of Aichi Prefecture.<\/div>\n
If you want to experience Japan as a tourist, you must first experience Aichi Prefecture with its history, nature, and cuisine. Even if you don't speak Japanese, you can enjoy the charms of Aichi Prefecture without any obstacles by using the free telephone interpretation service of the Aichi Prefecture Multilingual Hotline.<\/div>\n

Aichi Prefecture is rich in natural and historical sites.<\/h2>\n

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\nAichi Prefecture is an area rich in nature.<\/span>There are 40% in the prefecture covered with forests, and there are countless spots of cherry blossoms in the spring and maple leaves in the summer.<\/span>Not only can we enjoy the beautiful scenery, but we can also hike among the mountains and rivers to feel the fun that nature brings to us.<\/span>On the side near the Pacific Ocean, there are seaside baths in the summer, which are also popular among fishing enthusiasts.<\/span>Surrounded by the Chita Peninsula and the Atsumi Peninsula, Mikawa Bay has long been known as a fishing ground, and its fresh seafood cuisine is one of its attractions.<\/span><\/span>
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\nWhen we talk about the history of Aichi Prefecture, we can't leave out the three most famous generals in Japanese history, Nobunaga Oda, Hideyoshi Toyotomi, and Ieyasu Tokugawa, and it's also known as the \u201cPlace of the Three Greats of the Sengoku Period\u201d, where the world's heroes were born.<\/span>In Aichi Prefecture, you can find historical buildings and collectibles in both towns and temples.<\/span>Battlefield ruins, castle ruins, and parks will make you feel like you have traveled back in time to ancient Japan and are immersed in the romance of ancient Japan.<\/span><\/span>
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\nAichi Prefecture is now one of the largest industrial bases in Japan. Aichi Prefecture is a place with diverse charms, not only in terms of nature, but also in terms of history and modernization.
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Traveler's Companion Aichi Multilingual Hotline<\/h2>\n

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\n\"The Aichi Prefecture Multilingual Hotline is a service you should know about before traveling to Aichi Prefecture.<\/span>This hotline is a free translation service limited to Aichi Prefecture, so you can easily use it when you need to communicate in your language in stores and on the road when you are traveling.<\/span><\/span>
\nWhen traveling, we often come across situations where we are unable to accurately communicate our wishes and questions to the other party, or where the rules of the service provider are incomprehensible, which can cause inconvenience and trouble for us during the trip due to language communication.<\/span><\/span>
\nSometimes we think that it would be easier to communicate with a personal interpreter, right?<\/span><\/span>
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\n24-hour hotline service (\u203b) Chinese and other 9-language translation services.<\/span><\/span>
\nBefore traveling to Aichi Prefecture, click on the website below to make a quick memo!
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Thai: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Vietnamese, Tagalog and French: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Aichi Prefecture sightseeing itinerary Day 1: From Chubu Airport to the outlying islands in Aichi<\/h3>\n

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After arriving at Chubu International Airport, the first day was spent on a boat ride to Hinagashima, an outlying island in Aichi Prefecture.<\/span>Although Hinomagashima is a small outlying island, it is the closest outlying island to the center of Nagoya, making it a popular spot for sightseeing.<\/span>Fugu (puffer fish) and hagfish are the specialties here, and the hagfish sashimi and fugu nabe (hot pot dish) is one of the best on the island.
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On the island, there is an Ohaihara Swing with a view of the ocean, called \"Heidi's Swing\".<\/span>If you want a good marriage, you can visit the Anraku Temple on the island where Amida Buddha is enshrined, and there is also a portrait of Master Hongfa holding a large mackerel called \"Mackerel Master\" inside the temple.
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The building in the shape of a fish is a police station on the island.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>\uff01<\/span>There is only one place on the island with traffic lights, so you can explore the island and find many interesting sights.<\/span><\/span>
\nHinomaga Island is also accessible by bicycle, so you can take a half-day tour of the island by bicycle and enjoy a walk on the beach before dinner.<\/span><\/span>
\nThere are bed and breakfasts on the island, so if you want to spend a night on the island to cure your fatigue from traveling, it's a good choice.<\/span>The next morning, you can also watch the sun rise over the horizon, but don't forget to get up early!
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Transportation to Hinomagashima<\/h5>\n
Take the Nagoya Train from Chubu Airport to Ota River Station and transfer to Kawazu Station (about 1 hour).
\nKawagato Port is about 20 minutes away by Meitetsu Sea Sightseeing Boat.
\nHow to get to River and Harbor How to Buy Tickets If you run into any problems on your trip you can call the hotline official.<\/div>\n
Basic information about Nikanaga Island<\/strong>
\nFacility Name: Hinagashima
\nAddress: Hinagashima, Minami-Chita-cho, Chita-gun, Aichi Prefecture
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/www.himaka.net\/<\/a><\/div>\n

Day 2: Inuyama-ri: Enjoying the Japanese scenery and experiencing Japanese culture<\/h3>\n

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The next day, we visited Inuyama in the northern part of Nagoya. Inuyama City's national treasure is Inuyama Castle, which witnessed the prosperity of the Edo period and is now an important historical theme building in the city. Inuyama is a popular tourist spot with many sightseeing spots.
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Transportation from Hinagashima to Inuyama<\/h5>\n
You can take the Meitetsu Sea Sightseeing Boat from Hinagashima Island to Kawakami Island and back. From Kawajima Station, take the Nagoya Railway Emergency Line in the direction of the New Pelican and arrive at Inuyama Station in about 1 hour and 30 minutes.<\/div>\n

Inuyama Castle overlooking Inuyama town<\/h4>\n

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Inuyama Castle, one of only five castles in Japan recognized as a national treasure, was built in 1537 during the Muromachi period (6th year of the Tenmon period). Inuyama's tengu is the oldest surviving model in Japan. The castle is located on top of a hill, so the view from the top of the castle is beautiful! Below Inuyama Castle is the old town and the magnificent Kiso River. You can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view from here. If the weather is good, you can see Mt. Gokyo and Gifu Castle in the distance, as well as the skyscrapers in front of Nagoya Station.
\n20 minutes walk from Inuyama Station to Inuyama Castle. Doesn't it seem a bit far from the station? On the way to Inuyama Castle, there are a variety of grocery stores and gourmet restaurants, so you will arrive at Inuyama Castle while you are still enjoying the Japanese style food. If you want to have lunch or buy a souvenir, you should think about it on the way to Inuyama Castle.<\/div>\n

Praying for marriage at Mikko Inari Shrine<\/span><\/span><\/h4>\n

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Located at the foot of Inuyama Castle, Mimitsu Inari Shrine is a shrine for praying for marriage, the well-being of the whole family, and the prosperity of business. The heart-shaped painted horses lined up inside the shrine give you an inexplicable sense of joy and happiness.<\/div>\n
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Inuyama Castle Basic Information Facility Name: National Treasure Inuyama Castle
\n<\/strong>Business hours: 9:00~17:00 (admission until 16:30)
\nAdmission: General 550 yen, Elementary and Junior High School students 110 yen
\nAddress: 65-2, Inuyama Kita Kouji, Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/inuyama-castle.jp\/<\/a><\/div>\n
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Inuyama Shimokucho: A time for relaxation with a retro feel.<\/h4>\n

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Inuyama Castle Town retains the architectural styles of the past and is a place where you can experience the nostalgia of Japan's past. Inuyama's famous snacks are Tanako and Gohei Cake, and there are many other colorful casual foods that you can enjoy while taking a walk. Of course, lunch here is highly recommended. The Inuyama City Museum of Cultural History and the national treasures Kuan Yurakuen Tea House are also nearby, so you can experience the history and cultural flavor of the area at the same time.
\nOf course, if you want to take beautiful photos, you can rent a kimono and take a rickshaw to experience the feeling of traveling back to ancient Japan.
\nIf you encounter any troubles or difficulties while traveling, you can immediately call the translation hotline and enjoy your time on the road without any obstacles.<\/div>\n
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Inuyasha Yamashita Basic Information<\/strong>
\nFacility\uff1aInuyama Jokushimachi
\nAddress: Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/inuyama.gr.jp\/<\/a><\/div>\n
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Return to Nagoya hotel and check in<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n

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After a pleasant stay in Inuyama, take the Nagoya Railway back to Nagoya and check in to your hotel in Nagoya, where you can continue your tour of Nagoya at night.
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Dinner: Nagoya Specialty Eel Rice<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n

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The three flavors of eel over rice are popular among overseas tourists.
\nThe special feature of Furuya's eel rice is that the eel is sliced finely, and the eel rice is served with an empty bowl, green onions and ginger, and is divided into four servings.
\nCut the center of the eel rice into crosses and divide the rice into four portions.
\nThe first bowl of rice with eel cap is served straight.
\nAdd wasabi, green onion, ginger and seaweed to the second bowl. Because of the seasoning, another flavor spreads to your mouth immediately.
\nThe third bowl is made with the tea provided by the restaurant to make unagi chawanmushi (rice made with eel tea), with the fresh flavor of the tea, and served with the pickles provided.
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Enjoy Nagoya at NightRecommended Nightscape Attractions<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n

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There are also many places to visit in the streets of Nagoya at night. The area around Sakae Station has a high concentration of night spots and various stores, so if you have some time in the evening, why not take a stroll through Nagoya's romantic night scenery?<\/p>\n

In Sakae, you can see an eye-catching building in the shape of a TV tower, which is the landmark of Nagoya and is loved by the Nagoya locals. In May 2021, the name of the tower was changed to Chubu Electricity Mirai Tower, and the tower protects the streets of Nagoya day and night.
\nFrom the 90-meter-high observation deck, you can enjoy the night view of Nagoya, which is recognized as one of Japan's Night Scenery Heritage. You can experience a different kind of night view with mirrors installed on the patio and at the foot of the observation deck, and of course, you can also experience the stunning image and sound effects through the stereoscopic projection technology.<\/p>\n

There are restaurants, grocery stores, clothing stores and food stores in the Mirai Tower Shimokyuya-dori Park. The neon lights on the miraitower and the water fountains in the center of the shopping street make it a dreamy and charming landscape!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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A strange round object like an unidentified flying object near Mirai Tower is called \u201cOasis 21\u201d, a three-dimensional park. The glass-roofed part of the building shown in the photo is called \u201cAqua Space Ship\u201d, and there is an open underground plaza under the roof.
\nYou can walk freely on the glass roof, and there is a loop around the outside as if you are walking in the air at a height of 14 meters. In the middle of the roof, water flows out like a wedding gown, and the sound of the water and the waves give you a very healing feeling. Don't forget to take a picture of this famous internet spot in Nagoya.<\/div>\n
Chubu Electricity MIRAI TOWER Basic Information<\/strong>
\nFacility Name: Chubu Electric Power Mirai Tower
\nBusiness Hours: Weekdays and Sundays 10\uff1a00-21\uff1a00, Saturdays 10\uff1a00-21\uff1a40
\nAdmission: Adults (high school students and above) 1,300 yen, Minors (elementary\/junior high school students) 800 yen
\nClosed: None (Closed twice a year for facility maintenance)
\nAddress: 3-6-15-mori, Nishiki, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi, Japan
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/www.nagoya-tv-tower.co.jp\/<\/a><\/div>\n
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Oasis21 Basic Message<\/strong>
\nFacility Name: Oasis21
\nOpening hours\uff1a10\uff1a00\uff5e21\uff1a00
\nAdmission: Free
\nClosed: None
\nAddress: 1-11-1 Higashisakura, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Prefecture
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/www.sakaepark.co.jp\/about\/<\/a><\/div>\n

Day 3: Sightseeing in Nagoya<\/h3>\n

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The last stop in Aichi Prefecture was in Nagoya City. We recommend taking the sightseeing loop bus \"meguru\" (\u30e1\u30fc\u30b0\u30eb) so that you don't have to change to the subway or other buses, and you can go around all the major sightseeing spots.
\nThe 1DAY One-Day Pass is a convenient and discounted way to travel, as it allows you to take sightseeing buses at any time of the day, and there are many discount coupons for sightseeing spots available on the pass!<\/p>\n

Sightseeing Tour of Bassi website:https:\/\/www.nagoya-info.jp\/useful\/meguru\/<\/a><\/p>\n

If you are not sure how to get on the bus or how to buy a pass, you can ask through the multi-language interpreter hotline.<\/p>\n

View of the eaves of the Golden Killer House in Nagoya<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Nagoya's landmark sightseeing spot is Nagoya Castle, which was originally built by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu. It is one of the three most famous castles in Japan, along with Osaka Castle and Kumamoto Castle, and is a nationally recognized historical site.
\nCurrently, Nagoya Castle's Tenshokaku is undergoing repairs for aging equipment and earthquake resistance, so it is often closed. In the Nagoya Castle area, there are a lot of important cultural properties and the Honmaru Imperial Palace that can be viewed.
\nIn particular, the Honmaru Imperial Palace is a true reproduction of the interior structure of an Edo period building, and you can admire the perfectly restored wall paintings, gold ornaments, and other luxurious and colorful artifacts.<\/div>\n
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Nagoya Castle Basic Information<\/strong>
\nFacility\uff1aSpecial Historic Site Nagoya Castle
\nOpening hours: 9:00\uff5e16:30 (Admission to Honmaru Imperial Palace ends at 16:00)
\nAdmission: Adults 500 yen, Free for junior high school students and under \/ Tokugawa-en pass Adults 640 yen
\nClosed: December 29-31, January 1 (4 days) \u203bChanges will be made during the event.
\nAddress: 1-1 Honmaru, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/www.nagoyajo.city.nagoya.jp\/<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Nagoya Specialty Lunch at Kinnikinniku Yokocho<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n

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There is an entertainment-oriented food court near Nagoya's main gate and east gate, the \u201cGolden Killer Yokocho\u201d, where you can have breakfast and lunch.<\/p>\n

\"The Kinnikinniku Yokocho is divided into two areas: the Ginza area, which is home to old stores and Nagoya's original cuisine, and the Soshu area, which is home to creative dishes made with local ingredients and health-oriented cuisine.
\nYou can enjoy all the Nagoya food you want, including miso udon noodles and miso fried pork cutlet, and Nagoya straw chicken cuisine.<\/p>\n

Killer Killer Basic Information<\/strong>
\nFacility Name: Killer dolphin
\nOpening hours: (*Varies by store)
\nYoshinobu area] 10:30-17:30
\n[Jongchun District] Weekdays 11\uff1a00-22\uff1a00
\nWeekend National Holidays 10:30~22:00
\nAdmission: Free
\nClosed: Varies by store
\nAddress: 3-16-29 Marunouchi, Naka-ku, Nagoya City
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/kinshachi-y.jp\/<\/a><\/p>\n

A beautiful Japanese garden! Tokugawa-en<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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When it comes to the history of Aichi Prefecture, the Tokugawa family is a must. Tokugawa-en is a Japanese-style garden in the form of a pond surrounded by springs, which is popular as the remains of the Tokugawa family's residence in Owari.<\/p>\n

Tokugawa-en has a total area of about 7,000 tsubo, and it reproduces the scenery of the natural environment by utilizing the features of the terrain, such as the mountains of the castle with a rich sense of three-dimensionality, the waterfalls and streams of Osogane, Lake Ryusen, the peony garden, and the Aoi paddy fields, etc. It is a garden that condenses the Owari-area into a single scene.<\/p>\n

No matter what season you come to the garden, the seasonal colors of the plants will decorate the garden, so you can feel the beauty of the four seasons in the Japanese garden.<\/p>\n

Tokugawa-en basic information<\/strong>
\nFacility\uff1aTokugawa-en
\nOpening hours: 9:30\uff5e17:30 (admission until 17:00)
\nAdmission: Adults (high school students and above) 300 yen, under junior high school students free of charge
\nClosed: Mondays (if it is a national holiday, the next day will be a non-national holiday), Year-end and New Year holidays (December 29 to January 1)
\nAddress: 1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/www.tokugawaen.aichi.jp\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Uncovering the source of the Toyota Group's technology! Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Center<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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If someone asks you what is the Japanese company that can represent Japan? Many people would say Toyota! Toyota City in Aichi Prefecture is the home of the Toyota Group.<\/div>\n
The Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Hall is located at the birthplace of the Toyota Group, where the Toyota Group's Taisho era OEM factory was located, and was established to preserve the corporate culture and effectively utilize the former factory site.
\nThe museum is divided into the \u201cFiber Machinery Museum\u201d and the \u201cAutomobile Museum,\u201d where fiber machinery and automobiles are both part of the Toyota Group's path of industrial technological change. The museum displays old machines of the era in which they were actually used, and you can see the old machines in action and listen to the narrator's introduction while actually operating them.
\nI personally felt the passion and entrepreneurial spirit of the Toyota Group, which is passionate about business and constantly pursues technological advances in the industry.<\/div>\n
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Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Hall Basic Information<\/strong>
\nFacility\uff1aToyota Industrial Technology Memorial Hall
\nOpening hours: 9\uff1a30\uff5e17\uff1a00\uff08Admission is at 16\uff1a30\u307e\uff09.
\nAdmission: Adults 1,000 yen, 65+ 600 yen, University students 500 yen, Junior high and high school students 300 yen, Elementary school students 200 yen
\nClosed: Mondays (postponed by one day in case of national holidays), Year-end and New Year holidays
\nAddress: 4-1-35, Noritake-Shinmachi, Nishi-ku, Nagoya City
\nOfficial website:https:\/\/www.tcmit.org\/visit\/openinghour\/<\/a><\/div>\n

Getting to the Airport from Nagoya Station<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n

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Although there are still many places we didn't recommend, we've come to the end of our enjoyable trip to Aichi Prefecture. If you have any souvenirs that you forgot to buy, you can buy them at the stores on the underground street of esuka in Nagoya Station.
\nAccess to Chubu International Airport by Nagoya Railway. The Meitetsu Limited Express MYUSUKAI (\u30df\u30e5\u30fc\u30b9\u30ab\u30a4) Chubu International Airport Express Railway takes only 30 minutes to get to Chubu International Airport. It is easy and fast to get to the airport, so you can enjoy sightseeing in Nagoya and then go to the airport. Of course, you will need to check in for your flight, so be careful of your check-in time.<\/div>\n

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Aichi Prefecture, which is divided into the Owari district in the west and the Mikawa district in the east, is a place where the cultures and histories of the east and the west meet. It is a place that you will never get tired of visiting, a place with unique charm, and a place that you will enjoy visiting again and again.
\nWith easy access to both Tokyo and Osaka, Aichi Prefecture is a must-see tourist destination when traveling in Japan.
\nThe Aichi Prefecture Multilingual Interpretation Hotline, a free translation service, makes traveling easier and more enjoyable without language barriers.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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