Nagoya Visitors Guide

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N A G O Y A

V I S I T O R S

G U I D EA R E A M A P

NAGOYA CONVENTION &VISITORS BUREAU

10-19 Sakae 2-chome,Naka-ku Nagoya 460-0008 JAPAN

TEL052-202-1146 FAX052-231-0922http://www.ncvb.or.jp/en/

Nagoya is one of the three major met ropolitan areas in Japan, along with

Tokyo and Osaka. Nagoya has it s own unique charact erist ics

includingtraditional arts, cuisine and manufacturing technologies surrounded by agrowing forest of modern buildings. Lookaround, learn something, and enjoy thisattractive city. Wonderful memories await tobe made during your visit here.

Welcome to NAGOYA


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Kurokawa

Heian-dori

Kamiiida

Shiyakusho(City Hall)

Hisaya-odori

Marunouchi

Fushimi

Osu Kannon

Hibino

HibinoNishi

Takakura

Jingu Nishi

Nagoyako(Nagoya Port)Kinjo Futo

Kamimaezu

Tsurumai

Akaike

Fukiage

Imaike

Motoyama

Motoyama

Fujigaoka

NagoyaDaigaku

Sunada-bashi

Nagoya Dome-mae Yada

Ozone

Sakurayama

Sakurayama

Aratama-bashi

Arimatsu

Jingu-mae

Kasadera

Tokushige

Kokusai Center(International Center)Nakamura

Kuyakusho

Nakamura

Kuyakusho

Takabata

Takabata

Hatta

Kamejima

Sengen-cho

Sengen-cho

Kami Otai

NagoyaInternational

CenterWINCAichi

Sako

Nadya Park(International Design Center/Design Hall)

Nagoya CitizensAuditorium

Aichi Arts Center

Nagoya CivicAssembly Hall

Will Aichi

NagoyaCongress Center

NagoyaDome

Nagoya University

NagoyaInternational Exhibition Hall(Port Messe Nagoya)

Central JapanInternational Airport

(Centrair)

Nippon GaishiSports Plaza

(Nippon Gaishi Hall)

NagoyaCastleNAGOYA STATION

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NAGOYA CASTLE AREA

KANAYAMA/

ATSUTA AREA

NAGOYAPORTAREA

ARIMATSU AREA

SAKAEAREA

FUSHIMI/OSU AREA

Kanayama Gokiso

Higashiyama Koen

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TOURIST INFORMATIONCENTER

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS(around Nagoya)

INFORMATION

NAGOYA RAILWAY

ROUTE MAP

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JR Tokaido Shinkansen

JR Line

Meitetsu Line

Aonami LineKintetsu Line

transfer station

Higashiyama Line

Meijo Line

Meiko Line

Tsurumai Line

Sakura-dori Line

Kamiiida Line

Subway Railway


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Nagoya is not only famous for its liveliness, but also for its various, must-seehistorical sites and points of interest including Nagoya Castle, shrines and

temples, and resource centers, which have invaluable cultural merit.

Must-see Sights

Nagoya Castle

TokugawaenSakae Area

The Tokugawa Art Museum

In 1612, Nagoya Castle was builtas a residence of the Tokugawafamily. It was rebuilt in 1959.The pair of golden"shachi" on its soaringroof symbolize the castleand the city of Nagoya.

Shirotori Garden

Only a few minutes walk fromNagoya Congress Center, thereis a traditional Japanese gardenwhere you can enjoy thebeautiful scenery and Matcha-powdered green tea.

This bustling, vibrant red temple isespecially crowded during holidaysand festivals. A great place fordiscounted goods, "Osu ShoppingMalls," is located beside thetemple.

The second lord, Mitsumoto of theOwari Branch of Tokugawafamily, settled here to retire in1695. It is a stroll stylelandscaped garden centeredaround an inner pond reminiscentof the feudal lord grounds.

Atsuta Shrine

Surrounded by 1,000year-old camphor trees,Atsuta Shrine, with its 1,900

year history, is one of threegrand shrines in Japan.Notable attractions hereinclude "Nobunaga Wall,"and Atsuta Jingu Museum.

This museum contains historicartifacts from the Owari Branchof the Tokugawa family. TheIllustrated Tale of Genji, adesignated national treasure, isthe centerpiece of its collection.

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Toyota Commemorative Museumof Industry and Technology

Jointly established by the 13 companiesof the Toyota Group, textile machinery

and automobiles are the focus of theexhibits. Manufacturing machine history,from its early beginnings to present daycomputer controlled machines, is ondisplay with the opportunity to operatesome of the machines yourself.

Higashiyama Zoo andBotanical Gardens

This is a comprehensive park consistingof a zoo, botanical garden andamusement park. A nocturnal animalhouse is also a very popular attraction.The botanical garden has a largegreenhouse, and the Manyo Passage

and flower gardens are a nice place tovisit.

Osu Kannon Temple

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What is Nagoya like?Nagoya is a vibrant and attractive city with variousaspects, such as must-see sights, local cuisine and art.

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Typical Japanese food like sushi and tempura are tasty, but trying uniquelocal cuisine is also a must for the palate. Nagoya has many unique dishessuch as misonikomi udon and temmusu,among others.

Local Dishes of Nagoya

The followings are products bearing their area names, and whose traditionsare carried on by highly skilled artisans. These items are great for souvenirs.

Souvenirs of Nagoya

Misokatsu

A Nagoya favorite, these breadedpork cutlets are served with a thickmiso sauce and other side dishesto complete a lunch or dinner set.

Temmusu

A mouthful size rice ballcontaining fried shrimp.

Kishimen

Broad, flat wheat noodles in abroth with soy sauce andvarious toppings like tempuraor green onions. Try it atrestaurants or even on theplatforms of big train stations.

Nagoya Cochin

Nagoya Cochin, a variety ofchicken, is well known for itscrispiness and delicious taste.You can enjoy it cooked in anumber of ways.

Tebasaki is deep-friedchicken wingtips. Oncetasted, it is never forgotten.The spicy flavor also goesvery well with beer or sake,

Japanese rice wine.

Hitsumabushi

A famous Nagoyadish of grilled eelserved on rice withvarious condimentslike Japanesehorseradish.

Nagoya Sensu (folding fans)

Dating back to the mid-18th century,Nagoya Sensu traces its origins to a familyof Kyoto fan manufacturers. Made ofpaper and bamboo, these ceremonial fansoften bear fine calligraphy or designs ofgreat elegance.

Nagoya Yuzen (hand-painted yuzendyeing & stenciled yuzen dyeing)

These elegantly designed garments resultfrom an intricate process of freehanddrawing and dyeing. Stenciled Yuzendyeing calls for the dye to be brushed onthrough paper stencils. To make a colorful

Yuzen fabric, numerous stencils-

each for aspecific color-are employed.

Arimatsu-Narumi Shibori (tie-dyeing)

This is a tie-dyeing technique from the late 16thcentury used to create elegant and refineddesigns. Here are many kinds of tie-dyedgoods, such as clothing materials and smallarticles.

Cloisonn

Originating from Dutch cloisonn over acentury and a half ago, Owari-Shippo utilizesvarious enamels filled into cells on a metalframe. The product is heated to an extremelyhigh temperature and polished, resulting inbeautiful plates or vases.

Misonikomi

Nagoyans eat this version of udoncooked in a miso base soup withvarious vegetables and meats.

Tebasaki

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Nagoya-Expressway

Nagoya-Expressway

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Endoji Temple

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NakamuraPolice Station

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Marunouchi Sta.

Fushimi Sta.

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Mercure Nagoya CypressThe Westin Nagoya Castle

JR Nagoya Takashimaya Dept. StoreKintetsu Pass'eMeitetsu Dept. StoreMidland Square

Nagoya Noh TheaterWINC Aichi

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Skyscrapers around Nagoya station

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Nagoya has one of the largestunderground shopping mall inJapan. Various shops line thearcade, including snack shops,fashion stores, and souvenirshops. Besides the aboveground attractions, lookingaround the underground mall isalso recommended.

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NAGOYA STATION AREAMany department stores, office buildings and hotels arelocated in this area.The Toyota Commemorative Museum ofIndustry and Technology will allow the visitor to appreciate thetop-level manufacturing technology of Japan.

TOURIST SPOTS

052-551-6115

9:30a.m.-5:00p.m.

Mon(closed Tue when Mon isa national holiday) End of theyear & New Year's holiday.

500http://www.tcmit.org/english/

052-561-7290

10:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Mon(closed Tue when Mon is anational holiday) End of theyear & New Year's holiday.

500 (only Craft Center)http://www.noritake.co.jp/eng/mori/

Noritake Garden

Toyota CommemorativeMuseum of Industry and

Technology

ADMISSION

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ADMISSION

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3min walk from Meitetsu Sako Sta.

5min walk from Kamejima Subway Sta.

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NAGOYA STATION AREA

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ANA CROWNE PLAZA Hotel Grand Court Nagoya

Cypress Garden Hotel

AEON MALL Atsuta Shopping Center

Asunal KANAYAMA (shops & restaurants)

Daiei

Nagoya Citizens Auditorium

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Nagoya Congress Center

TOURIST SPOTS

052-671-08529:00a.m.-4:30p.m.(entrance closes at 4:10p.m.)Last Wed in month and next day.End of the year.300http: / /www.atsutaj ingu.or. jp/en/

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Atsuta Shrine Atsuta Jingu Museum

052-684-0101Weekdays 10:00a.m.-7:00p.m.Sat, Sun and national holidays10:00a.m.-5:00p.m. (entrance closes30 minutes before closing time)Mon(closed Tue when Mon isa national holiday) End of theyear & New Year's holiday.1,200http://www.nagoya-boston.or.jp/english/

Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts

KANAYAMA / ATSUTA AREAAtsuta Shrine is one of the greatest centers of worship inJapan from ancient times.You can also enjoy Shirotori Garden, a large Japanesegarden near Atsuta Shrine.

ADMISSION

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ADMISSION

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052-681-8928

9:00a.m.-4:30p.m.

Mon(on the following day, if Monfalls on national holiday), 3rd Wed(4th Wed if 3rd Wed falls on anational holiday), End of the year& New Year's holiday.

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http://www.shirotori-garden.jp/(only Japanese)

Shirotori Garden

NAGOYA CITY

KANAYAMA/ATSUTAAREA

NAGOYASta.

SAKAE

1min walk from Kanayama Sta.

3min walk from Meitetsu Jingu-mae Sta.and Jingu Nishi Subway Sta.10min walk from Nagoya Congress Center


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Port of Nagoyaort of NagoyaPublic Aquariumublic Aquarium

Port of NagoyaPublic Aquarium

Sea Train Land

Jetty

"Fuji" Antarctic MuseumFuji" Antarctic Museum

Nagoya Port Buildingagoya Port Building

"Fuji" Antarctic Museum

Nagoya Port Building

Nagoyako Sta.

Meiko Subway Line

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Noseki Sta.

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SCMAGLEV andCMAGLEV andRailway Parkailway Park

SCMAGLEV andRailway Park

Nagoya Cityagoya CityWild Birdild BirdObservationbservationCenterenter

Nagoya CityWild BirdObservationCenter

Ise Wangan Expwy

NAGOYA CITY

NAGOYAPORT AREA

NAGOYASta.

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NAGOYA PORT -Kinjo Pier-AREA

Wetlands designated under the Ramsar

Convention Fujimae Tidal FlatThe Fujimae Tidal Flat is an approximately

300-hectare tidal flat at the mouths of the Shonai,Shinkawa and Nikko rivers as they flow into the

Port of Nagoya. The Fujimae Tidal Flat wasdesignated under the Ramsar Convention on

Wetlands on November 18, 2002. It isinternationally known as Japans largest stopover

site for migratory birds, visited by roughly 60species of shorebirds.

NAGOYA PORT-Garden Pier- AREA

The Port of Nagoya ranks as one of the top ports in the world in size and cargovolume. There are also a number of exciting tourist spots in and around the Portarea, including the port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, SCMAGLEV and Railway Parkand an amusement park.

Nagoya International Exhibition Hall

-Portmesse Nagoya-

CONVENTION FACILITIES

9:00a.m.-4:30p.m. FreeMon(closed Tue when Mon is a national holiday)

050-3772-3910(Japanese only)10:00a.m-5:30p.mTue(closed Wed when Tue is anational holiday)End of the year & New Yearsholiday)

1,000

http://museumjr-central.co.jp/en

052-389-5821

9:00a.m-4:30p.m. FreeMon(closed Tue when Mon is a nationalholiday),3rd Wed(closed 4th Wed When3rd Wed is a national holiday),End of theyear & New Years hol iday)

http://chubu.env.go.jp/wildlife/fuji

mae/english/index.html

TOURIST SPOTS

Nagoya City Wild Bird

Observation Center

SCMAGLEV and Railway Park

ShoppingFacilityTouristInformation

ADMISSION

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AmusementGround

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2min walk from KinjoFuto Sta.on the Aonami Line

10min walk from Noseki Sta.on the Aonami Line

Jetty (shops & restaurants)

Sea Train Land(amusement ground)

Nagoya Harbor Hall

CONVENTION FACILITIESSHOPPING

052-654-70809:30a.m.-5:30p.m. (during summervacation 9:30a.m.-8:00p.m. ,during winter 9:30a.m.-5:00p.m.)

Mon(closed Tue when Mon isa national holiday) *subject tochange

2,000http://www.nagoyaaqua.jp/aqua/

052-652-11119:30a.m-5:00p.mMon(closed Tue when Mon is anational holiday) *subject to change Maritime Museum 300 Observatory 300 "Fuji" Antarctic Museum 300 Package (Maritime Museum + Observatory

+ "Fuji" Antarctic Museum) 700 Package plus Aquarium 2,400

TOURIST SPOTS

Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium

Nagoya Port Building & "Fuji"

Antarctic Museum

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5min walk from Nagoyako (Nagoya Port) Subway Sta. 3min walk from Nagoyako (Nagoya Port) Subway Sta.

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TOURIST INFORMATIONCENTERS

Nagoya Station Tourist Information CenterJR Nagoya Station Central ConcourseTel:052-541-43019:00a.m. -7:00p.m. Closed: Dec 29-Jan 1

Nagoya International Center

Tel:052-581-0100Closed: Mon,Dec 29-Jan 3,on the 2nd Sundays of Feb & Aug

English 9:00a.m. -7:00p.m. (Tue-Sun)

PortugueseSpanish 10:00a.m. -5:00p.m. (Tue-Sun),Chinese 1:00p.m -5:00p.m. (Tue-Fri),

10:00a.m. -5:00p.m. (Sat and Sun)Korean 1:00p.m -5:00p.m. (Thur,Sat and Sun)Filipino 1:00p.m -5:00p.m. (Thur, Sat and Sun)French 1:00p.m -5:00p.m. (3rd &4th Sundays)Vientnamese1:00p.m-5:00p.m.(1st & 2nd Sundays.)

Oasis 21 i Center (Tourist Information Center)Oasis 21 basementTel:052-963-525210:00a.m. -8:00p.m. Open: throughout the year

Kanayama Tourist Information CenterKanayama Station North Exit (Loop Kanayama 1F)Tel:052-323-01619:00a.m. -7:00p.m. Closed: Dec 29-Jan 1 Page 15-16

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NakamuraPolice Station

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Sakae Sta.

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Hisaya-odori Sta.

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Nagoya TV Tower

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Arimatsu Fest ivalFloat MuseumArimatsu Festival

Float Museum

NAGOYA CITY

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ARIMATSUAREA

ARIMATSU AREAThis area has a 400-year history of tie-dyeingKimono fabrics.You can enjoy shopping forvarious Shibori tie-dyed clothes in an historictownscape where ancient houses still remain.

052-621-3000(only Japanese)

10:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

Mon-Fri(Opened Sat,Sun &national holidays) End of theyear & New Year's holiday.

200

5min walk from Meitetsu Arimatsu Sta.

5min walk from Meitetsu Arimatsu Sta.

052-621-0111

9:30a.m.-5:00p.m.

Wed(closed Thu when Wedis a national holiday) End ofthe year & New Year'sholiday. *subject to change

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http://www.shibori-kaikan.com/kaikan-e. html

AEON TOWN Arimatsu Shopping Center

House of HattoriHouse of Kozuka

House of OkaHouse of Takeda

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Arimatsu Festival FloatMuseum

Tie-Dyeing Museum (Arimatsu-Narumi Shibori Kaikan)

ShoppingFacility Post Office

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PRESENT PLACE

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TOURIST ATTRACTIONS (around Nagoya)

NA GOYA

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TAKAYAMA

NAGISO

TSUMAGO

MAGOME

ISE-SHI

UJIYAMADA

TOBA MISHIMA

Mt.Fuji Fujinomiya-guchi 5th station

TOKYO

KYOTO

SHIN-OSAKA

SHIRAKAWAGO

NAKATSUGAWA

KANSAI AIRPORT

ISE SHRINE NAIKU

CENTRAL JAPANINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

ISE SHRINE GEKU

OSAKA

NARITA AIRPORT

Bus 50minExp. 40minShinkansen 36min14min

23min

Bus 20min

8min WalkJR Kansai Line 1hr 30min (fastest)

Local16min

Local14min

2min

Kintetsu Railway 1hr 19min (fastest)

28min(fastest)

Local

Local 4min

50min

JR Haruka Exp.

JR tokaido LineR tokaido Line2hrs changehrs change

trains at Maibararains at Maibara

JR tokaido Line2hrs change

trains at Maibara

18min

Bus 28min/2hrs walk

Bus 2hrs (Jul~Aug)

Bus25min

Bus (4~5 times a day) 10min40min Walk

JR Narita Exp.53min (fastest)

1hr 20minhr 20min(fastest)fastest)

1hr 20min(fastest)

Shinkansen 1hr 38minhinkansen 1hr 38min

Shinkansen 1hr 40min

JR Rapid 1hr 22min

JR Chuo LineR Chuo LineRapidapid

1hr 15minhr 15min

JR Takayama LineR Takayama LineExp. 1hr 40minxp. 1hr 40min

Local 2hrs 30minocal 2hrs 30min(transfer)transfer)

JR Chuo LineRapid

1hr 15min

JR Takayama LineExp. 1hr 40min

Local 2hrs 30min(transfer)

JR Tokaido Line 6hrs 40min (transfer)R Tokaido Line 6hrs 40min (transfer)

JR Tokaido Line 6hrs 30min (transfer)

(once an hour)

Local 1hr

Bus20min

Automobile museum

This museum displays famous carsfrom around the world telling thehistory of the automobile.5min walk from Linimo Geidai-dori Sta.

At this museum, you can

experience making and learn thebeauty and history of Japaneseceramics.10min walk from Linimo Tojishiryokan Minami Sta.

This castle was built in 1537, andhas been designated as anational treasure.15min walk from Meitetsu Inuyama Yuen Sta.

A resort city with manyattractions, Toba boasts analluring aquarium and PearlIsland, home to Mikimoto pearlsand museum.

This shrine is the most ancientstyle of building in Japan, andattracts visitors from across thecountry all year round.

Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum

National Treasure Inuyama Castle

Toba

Ise Jingu Shrine

Cormorant fishing has been away to catch ayu (sweetfish) sinceancient times.15min bus ride from JR / Meitetsu Gifu Sta.

Takayama, referred to as Little

Kyoto, is famous for its springand fall festivals, and its old streetsand buildings, which transport youback to the Japan of old.

Registered as a World Heritagesite in 1995, these rare buildingswith steeply angled roofsrepresent a lifestyle perfectlyadapted to the environment.

Kyoto was the capital of Japanand the center of her civilizationfrom 794 to 1867. Kyoto'scultural heritage was registered onthe World Heritage list in 1994.

Mount Fuji is considered the mostbeautiful mountain in Japan,representing the indescribablecharacteristics of Japanese

aesthetics.

Cormorant Fishing on the Nagara River

Takayama

Shirakawago

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ANA CROWNE PLAZA Hotel Gland Court NAGOYA 052-683-4111 Page 15-16

Castle Plaza 052-582-2121 Page 7-8

Cypress Garden Hotel 052-679-1661 Page 15-16

Hilton Nagoya 052-212-1111 Page 7-8, 9-10

Best Western Hotel Nagoya 052-263-3411 Page 13-14

Hotel Sunroute Plaza Nagoya

052-571-2221 Page 7-8

International Hotel Nagoya 052-961-3111 Page 13-14

Meitetsu Grand Hotel 052-582-2211 Page 7-8

Meitetsu New Grand Hotel 052-452-5511 Page 9-10,13-14

Nagoya Creston Hotel 052-264-8010 Page 9-10,13-14

Nagoya Kanko Hotel 052-231-7711 Page 7-10

Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel 052-584-1111 Page 7-8

Nagoya Tokyu Hotel 052-251-2411 Page 13-14

Princess Garden Hotel 052-262-4111 Page 9-10,13-14

Mercure Nagoya Cypress

052-571-0111 Page 7-8

The Westin Nagoya Castle 052-521-2121 Page 7-8, 11-12

Tokyo Dai-ichi Hotel Nishiki 052-955-1001 Page 11-14

AEON Town Arimatsu Shopping Center

052-626-2500 Page 21

AEON Mall Atsuta Shopping Center 052-884-0200 Page 15-16

Asunal KANAYAMA(shops & restaurants)

052-324-8577 Page 15-16

Central Park Annex 052-953-2800 Page 11-14

Central Park(underground shopping mall)

052-961-6111 Page 9-14

Daiei 052-322-3611 Page 15-16

Jetty (shops & restaurants) 052-654-9495 Page 18

JR Nagoya Takashimaya Dept. StoreJR 052-566-1101 Page 7-8

Kintetsu Pass'e 052-582-3411 Page 7-8

Lachic 052-259-6666 Page 9-10,13-14

Loft 052-219-3000 Page 9-10,13-14

Maruei Dept. Store 052-264-1211 Page 9-10,13-14

Maruzen Book Store 052-261-2251 Page 9-10,13-14

Matsuzakaya Dept. Store

052-251-1111 Page 9-10,13-14

Meitetsu Dept. Store 052-585-1111 Page 7-8

Melsa 052-251-7511 Page 9-10,13-14

Midland Square 052-527-8877 Page 7-8

Nagoya Sakae Mitsukoshi Dept. Store 052-252-1111 Page 9-10,13-14

Nagoya Parco 052-264-8111 Page 9-10,13-14

Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art 052-971-5511 Page 11-14

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Money Museum 052-933-5151 Page 11-12

Hosa Library 052-935-2173 Page 11-12

Nagoya City Art Museum 052-212-0001 Page 9-10,13-14

Nagoya Cloisonne Square"Cloisonne Club" 052-251-1373 Page 9-10,13-14

The Electricity Museum 052-201-1026 Page 9-10,13-14

The Yamazaki Mazak Museum of Art 052-937-3737 Page 13-14

Cultural Path Futaba Museum 052-936-3836 Page 11-12

Former Sasuke Toyoda Residence 052-972-2780 Page 11-12

House of Hattori 052-621-0111 Page 21

House of Kozuka

052-621-0111 Page 21

House of Oka 052-621-0111 Page 21

House of Takeda 052-621-0111 Page 21

Residence of the late Tetsujiro Haruta 052-972-2732 Page 11-12

Tokugawaen 052-935-8988 Page 11-12

Wakamiya Hachimansha Shrine 052-241-0810 Page 9-10,13-14

Orchid Gardens 052-243-0511 Page 9-10,13-14

Sea Train Land (amusement ground) 052-661-1520 Page 18

Aichi Arts Center 052-971-5511 Page 11-14

Nagoya Citizens Auditorium 052-331-2141 Page 15-16

Nadya Park(International Design Center /Design Hall) 052-265-2199 Page 9-10,13-14

Nagoya Congress Center 052-683-7711 Page 15-16

Nagoya Harbor Hall

052-659-1700 Page 17-18

Nagoya International Exhibition Hall-Port messe Nagoya- 052-398-1771 Page 17-18

Nagoya Noh Theater 052-231-0088 Page 7-8,11-12

Will Aichi 052-962-2511 Page 11-14

WINC Aichi

052-571-6131 Page 7-8

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INFORMATION

TOUR & SIGHTSEEING

Me-guru (Nagoya Sightseeing Route Bus)

"Me-guru" is a route bus for sightseeing.

Me-guru will efficiently take you around the main spots of

Nagoya.

Closed:Every Monday(or the following day if Monday is a

holiday), year-end and New Year's holidays

Weekends & Holidays: Bus departs every 20-30 minutes

Tue-Fri: Bus departs every 30-60 minutes

Route:

Me-guru One-Day Pass:

Ride the bus as often as you like and save discounted admission

fees to some attractions.

http://www.ncvb.or.jp/routebus/en/

SUNRISE TOUR

Prearranged package tours for visitors to Japan come with

English-speaking guide service (with narration in other

languages available on some tours) and visit major tourist

destinations throughout Japan.

For more information:

Sunrise Center Central Japan (Nagoya) Tel:052-211-3065

http://www.jtb-sunrisetours.jp/

Single ride Me-guru One-day Pass

Adults 200 500

Children 100 250

USEFUL WEBSITES

Hirokoji-Fushimi

Nagoya TV Tower

Hirokoji-Sakae

Tokugawaen,The Tokugawa Art Museum, Hosa Library

Nagoya Sta.

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Noritake Garden

Nagoya Castle

Cultural Path Futaba Museum

Nagoya City Archives South

Nagoya Information Navi (Nagoya Convention & Visitors Bureau)http://www.ncvb.or.jp/en/

City of Nagoyahttp://www.city.nagoya.jp/en/

Sightseeing Assosiation Aichihttp://www.aichi-kanko.jp/j-heartland/

Chubu Wide-area Tourism Portal Sitehttp://www.kandou10.jp/en/

Japan National Tourist Organizationhttp://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/

Centrair (Central Japan International Airport)http://www.centrair.jp/en/

Transportation Bureau City of Nagoyahttp://www.kotsu.city.nagoya.jp/english/

Central Japan Railway Company (JR CENTRAL)http://english.jr-central.co.jp/

Nagoya Railroad Co.,ltd (Meitetsu)http://www.meitetsu.co.jp/english/

Kintetsu Railwayhttp://www.kintetsu.co.jp/foreign/english/

Avenues - Central Japan Informationhttp://www.centraljapan.jp/

Gourmet Navigatorhttp://www.gnavi.co.jp/en/location/

PUBLIC NON-SMOKING AREAS

The four public non-smoking areas in Nagoya are Nagoya Station,Sakae, Kanayama and Fujigaoka.The f ine for smoking outdoors in these public spaces is 2,000.

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SUBWAY

Fare:Priced according to destination; 200-320

Tickets:Sold at vending machines. Prepaid cards also available.

Fare Adjustment Machine:At the exit, an alarm will go off if

your ticket is short of the appropriate fare. When you are not sure

if you paid enough or have extended the journey, go to the fare

adjustment machine (orange) before exiting. Insert the ticket into

the machine and a light will display the remaining fare. Put in

money and use the new ticket exit. Change available.

One-Day Ticket

A magnetic card that allows you to ride on subways and city

buses for a full day.

Fare:are: 850 (600 on weekends, holidays and 8th of month),740 for subway only, 600 for city bus only

Weekend Eco Pass

The Weekend Eco Pass is a one-day pass available only on

Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays (and includes days of

operation under the special train schedule for Saturday, Sunday,and national holidays) and the 8th day of each month,

(Environment Conservation Day) for city bus and subway.

Fare:are:Adults 600, children 300

Ticket offices:icket offices:Windows at subway ticket gates, on city buses,station master's offices, city bus business offices, service centers of

the Transportation Bureau (commuter pass offices), and various

ticket agent offices.

The manaca IC Card

Manaca is a single card that combines train tickets and electronic money.

You can ride just by touching your card to the wicket or bus fare box. Valid

for use on city bus and subway lines, Aonami Line, Yutorito Line, Meitetsu

trains, Meitetsu buses, and Toyohashi Railroad trains, and JR central (JR

Tokai)* Line. *from April 21,2012

Sales Location:Manaca ticket vending machines for subway station (all

stations)

Subway station master office (some stations not included)

-Transportation Bureau Service Center (Commuter Ticket Sales)

Adding Money to your Manaca Balance:You can use the Manaca repeatedly by

replenishing the balance. Up to 20,000 can be added to the Manaca

balance.(1) Subway Stations (2) Inside City Buses

City Buses only accept1,000 bills.(3) Transportation Bureau Service Center (Commuter Ticket Sales) (4)

Circle K/Sunkus store any of the Circle K/Sunkus locations

throughout Aichi Prefecture, including 325 locations in Nagoya.

TAXI ACCESS TO CENTRAL JAPAN INT'L AIRPORT

By Rail

The Meitetsu Airport Line connects Central Japan Int'l Airport /

Centrair with Nagoya in 30 minutes by limited express or in 40

minutes by regular train. The airport station is conveniently

connected to the passenger terminal building.

The limited express has a first class car that requires a 350

surcharge.

ByTaxi

A taxi from downtown Nagoya to Centrair will run about

15,000 / 50 minutes.

Station(Meitetsu Line)

Fare(+ express surcharge)

Required Time(fastest)

Meitetsu Nagoya 850 (+ 350) 28 min.

Kanayama 790 (+ 350) 24 min.

Jingu-mae 730 (+ 350) 22 min.

Standard Minimum Fee:500 for medium taxis

Late Night:20% additional charge between 10:00 p.m-5:00 a.m

Pick Up:200 additional fee if taxi is called to pick you up

Nagoya Guide TaxisThese taxis can take you on a guided sightseeing tour of the

main tourist spots in Nagoya. Selecting only the best sights of

Nagoya to visit, there are 12 basic tours and two express tours

available for your selection.

Time required:ime required: approx. 2-3 hoursFare:are: For 2 courses in a mid-size taxi will cost 11,000-16,000(admission fees to tourist spots not included). Your Nagoya-ka

Guide (taxi driver guide) will show you around Nagoya

(English speaking driver guides available).

Advanced reservations required

Meitetsu Taxi TEL:052-331-2211(only Japanese) Fax:052-331-8919

Shachi Daiichi Kotsu Taxi TEL:052-912-3456(only Japanese)Fax:052-913-7169

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EMERGENCY NUMBERS

INFORMATION

MEDICAL FACILITIES

Nagoya Medical Association Holiday Emergency Treatment Center052-937-7821Telephone information service on medical institutions which offer services in English052-249-9799Medical Information Center Aichi (MICA)052-588-7040

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CONSULATESConsulate Generals in Nagoya

Korea : 052-586-9221 Brazil : 052-222-1077

China : 052-932-1098Consulates in Nagoya

USA : 052-581-4501 Australia : 052-211-0630Canada : 052-972-0450

10,000 5,000 2,000 1,000

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There are four kinds of bills and six kinds of coins as shown above.

CASHING & WITHDRAWING

Japan Post Bank(international ATM service)You can withdraw money with the credit card or ATM card publishedby the overseas institution in Japan Post Bank ATMs. These include:VISA, VISA electron, PLUS, MasterCard, Maestro, Cirrus, AmericanExpress, Diners Club, JCB, China Unionpay,DISCOVER*Refer to the right sign for each brand mark.

Seven Bank(in Seven-Eleven stores all over Japan)VISA, Master Card, PLUS, Maestro, Cirrus, American Express, JCB, ChinaUnionpay, DISCOVER and Diners Club are accepted. Seven Bank ATMs areavailable 365 days. *Some cards of the same mark may not be used.

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JAPANESE CURRENCY

FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE

Banks or post offices provide travelers checks and foreignexchange services. Hotels provide foreign exchange servicegenerally only for guests. To convert foreign travelers checks to

Japanese yen, you will need to show your passport.

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Foreign Currency Exchange Shop

(1F Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Sasajima)10:00a.m. -7:30p.m. (Mon-Fri)10:00a.m. -5:00p.m. (Sat, Sun, and holidays)

SMBC Nagoya Midland Square Foreign Currency Exchange Corner(Midland Square B1F)11:00a.m. -6:30p.m. (Mon-Fri)

World Currency Shop Nagoya(1F Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ)9:00a.m. -6:00p.m. (Mon-Fri)

World Currency Shop Sakae(B1F Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Sakae)10:00a.m. -7:00p.m. (Mon-Fri)10:00a.m. -5:00p.m.(Sat, Sun, and holidays)

Chukyo Bank Head Office9:00a.m. -3:00p.m. (Mon-Fri)

Ogaki Kyoritsu Bank Nagoya Everyday Plaza "Lachic"9:00a.m. -6:00p.m. (Mon-Fri)

Nagoya Chuo Post Office Nagoya Station9:00a.m. -6:00p.m. (Mon-Fri)

Travelex Currency Shop Nagoya Ekimae(Meitetsu Dept. Store Men's Building B1F)10:00a.m.-8:00p.m. Closed: Jan 1

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Police (urgent event and accident)110Fire & Ambulance 119The Japan Helpline0570-000-911(24 hr. non-profit, emergency assistance service)

The World Helplinejhelp.comhttp://www.jhelp.com

(24 hour. non-profit, worldwide emergency assistance service)

Ticket Station MeiekiHonten(Meieki Seven Star Building 1F)

9:30a.m.-7:00p.m.(Mon-Fri) 10:00a.m.-6:00p.m.(Sat)

MEIEKI Ticket("SUN ROAD"underground shopping area in Nagoya station)9:00a.m.-8:30p.m.(Mon-Sat)9:30a.m.-8:30p.m.(Sun and holidays)

Igami Kitte-sha("ESCA"underground shopping area in Nagoya station)

9:00a.m.-8:30p.m.Closed:Jan 1, 3rd Thursday Feb & 2nd Thursday Sep

Ticket King Hirokoji(Chuoh Hirokoji Building 1F in Sakae)9:00a.m.-7:00p.m.(Mon-Fri) 11:00a.m.-6:00p.m.(Sat)

MISONO Ticket Kanayma(Hasegawa Building 1F in Kanayama)

10:00a.m.-6:30p.m.(Mon-Fri) 10:00a.m.-6:00p.m.(Sat)

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Hello

konnichiwa

NAGOYA CONVENTION &VISITORS BUREAU

10-19 Sakae 2-chome,Naka-ku Nagoya 460-0008 JAPAN

Handy JapaneseGood Morning

ohayogozamas

Good Bye / So long

sayonara

See you again.

mataaimasho

Thank you

arigatou

I'm sorry

gomennasai

Excuse me/Sorry

sumimasen

Good night

oyasuminasai

Yes.

hai

No.

ie

What is this ?/that ?

koreare wanandeska

Please give this/that to me.

koreare wokudasai

I understand.

wakarimashita

I can't understand.

wakarimasen

Just looking.

miteirudakedes

Hou much is it ?

ikuradeska

What time is it now ?

mananjideska

Where is restroom ?

toirewadokodeska

Where is Police Box ?

kohbanwadokodeska

I don't understand Japanese.

nihongowa

wakarimasen

Please show me a menu.

menyuwo

misetekudasai

It's delicious.

totemooishides

How do I get to Nagoya Station?

Nagoyaekino

kikataooshietekudasai

Documents

Nagoya Visitors Guide