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6 articles· City: Nagoya· Region: Overseas
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A breakdown of shopping in Nagoya by area — Sakae for department stores and concept shops, Osu Shopping District for value and thrift, Nagoya Station for direct underground shopping, and how to use Don Quijote and duty-free shopping as of 2026.
How to choose accommodations in Nagoya by neighborhood — a summary of the characteristics, budget, and selection tips for Nagoya Station (transportation hub), Sakae (bustling area), and Kanayama (direct airport access) based on 2026.
Mastering Nagoya's public transportation — A comprehensive overview of the Chubu Centrair International Airport μSKY Limited Express, Manaca IC card, Donichi Eco 1-Day Pass, subway 24-hour pass, and buses to Shirakawa-go and Ghibli Park as of 2026.
Everything about Nagoya theme parks — from the world of Ghibli films at Ghibli Park, family-friendly LEGOLAND, to the large amusement park Nagashima Spa Land. I've organized ticketing, reservations, and tips from a Korean traveler's perspective.
Everything about Nagoya's cuisine — Enjoying eel rice bowl Hitsumabushi in three ways, red miso Miso Katsu, chicken wings Tebasaki, and the unique morning culture. A comprehensive guide to Nagoya's signature dishes from a Korean traveler's perspective.
Nagoya is a hub in central Japan, known for attractions like Nagoya Castle, gourmet food, and nearby Shirakawa-go and Ghibli Park. Day 1: Nagoya Castle and Osu, Day 2: Shirakawa-go and Takayama, Day 3: Ghibli Park, Day 4: Atsuta Shrine and gourmet experiences, Day 5: Departure. With a direct flight from Incheon taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes, a 4-night 5-day trip costs around 900,000 to 1,400,000 KRW per person. I've compiled tips on nearby attractions and gourmet experiences from a first-person perspective.