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    • 2025年4月17日
    • 2025年4月17日

    Atsuta Shrine – A Sacred Power Spot in the Heart of Nagoya

    🏯 Introduction Atsuta Shrine is one of the most historically significant Shinto shrines in Japan, nestled in the heart of Nagoya. Known for enshrining the sacred sword Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi—one of the three Imperial Regalia—it attracts over 9 million visitors a year. 📸 Insert photo: Front Torii Gate of Atsuta Shrine 🌿 Highlights & Atmosphere Surrounded by a serene forest with over 1,000-year-old trees, the shrine’s peaceful atmosphere feels like stepping into another world. The complex includes traditional shrine architecture, a treasure hall, and beautiful pathways lined with lanterns. 📸 Insert photo: Path through the shrine grounds with lanterns   💫 Spiritual Vibes & Power Spot Many locals and visitors believe Atsuta Shrine holds strong spiritual energy. It’s particularly popular among those wishing for success in business, […]

    • 2025年4月14日
    • 2025年4月14日

    We Accept Various Mobile Payments – Easy and Safe for International Travele

    【We Accept Various Mobile Payments – Easy and Safe for International Travelers】 To make your visit more convenient and stress-free, we proudly accept a wide range of international mobile payment services. No need to carry cash – just use your smartphone and pay quickly and securely, just like at home. Here are the mobile payment options available at our shop: Alipay (Mainland China) AlipayHK (Hong Kong) Kakao Pay (South Korea) NAVER Pay (South Korea) Toss (South Korea) TrueMoney (Thailand) Touch ‘n Go eWallet (Malaysia) GCash (Philippines) HelloMoney by AUB (Philippines) OCBC Digital (Singapore) Using your preferred e-wallet means you don’t have to worry about currency exchange or carrying cash. Whether you’re shopping, storing luggage, or using our services, you can pay with confidence and ease. […]

    • 2025年4月14日
    • 2025年4月14日

    Step into Samurai History: A Visit to Nagoya Castle

    If you’re visiting Nagoya and want to truly experience Japanese history, Nagoya Castle is an absolute must. This majestic structure, originally built in the 17th century, is one of the most iconic castles in Japan — and it’s only a short ride from Nagoya Station. 📜 A Glimpse into the Past Nagoya Castle was constructed in 1612 by Tokugawa Ieyasu, a powerful shogun who helped unify Japan. While much of the original structure was lost during World War II, the keep has been beautifully reconstructed, and the Hommaru Palace has been restored using traditional craftsmanship. Inside, you’ll find incredible gold leaf walls, fusuma paintings, and exhibits about the samurai era. 📸 Photo Spots You Shouldn’t Miss The iconic golden shachihoko (tiger-fish roof ornaments) The elegant […]

    • 2025年4月13日
    • 2025年4月14日

    🌟 Discover Oasis 21 in Nagoya: A Futuristic Landmark in the Heart of the City

    If you’re planning a trip to Nagoya, Oasis 21 is a must-visit spot that combines modern architecture, shopping, nature, and culture — all in one. Conveniently located in Sakae, one of Nagoya’s most vibrant districts, Oasis 21 is not only visually stunning but also offers a unique experience both above and below ground. 🚀 What is Oasis 21? Oasis 21 is a multi-level complex featuring a futuristic glass roof known as the “Spaceship-Aqua.” Suspended above ground, this large glass structure is filled with shallow water that reflects sunlight during the day and illuminates with colorful lights at night. Visitors can walk along the rooftop and enjoy panoramic views of Sakae, including Nagoya TV Tower. 🛍️ Shopping and Dining Below Below the glass structure, you’ll find […]

    • 2024年3月29日
    • 2025年4月13日

    Unveiling Nagoya’s Past: A Guide to Osu Kannon Templ

    A Historical Gem in the Heart of the City One of Nagoya’s most iconic landmarks, Osu Kannon Temple, boasts a rich history dating back to 1333. Originally built in nearby Hashima, the temple found its current home in 1612 under the orders of shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, during the construction of Nagoya Castle. Now surrounded by modern skyscrapers and bustling shopping arcades, Osu Kannon Temple remains a captivating link to Nagoya’s illustrious past. A Legacy of Faith and Beauty Tragically destroyed during World War II bombings, the temple you see today is a vibrant reconstruction completed in 1970. With its striking red pillars and beams, it stands out as one of the most visually arresting temples in the area. Dedicated to Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of […]

    • 2024年3月28日
    • 2024年6月11日

    Travel Light at Nagoya Station with Luggage Storage Services!

    Japan is a vast country with many different cities to explore. However, traveling with large suitcases can be cumbersome and tiring. That’s where luggage storage services come in! By using these services, you can leave your luggage behind and enjoy your trip hassle-free.   The Situation at Nagoya Station Nagoya Station is a major transportation hub with many tourists passing through. However, the number of coin lockers available is limited, especially for oversized suitcases. Luggage storage services offer a convenient solution to this problem, allowing you to store your luggage without worrying about size restrictions. Benefits of Luggage Storage Services Travel light and comfortably Avoid the hassle of finding coin lockers and dealing with size restrictions Store your luggage in various locations, not just at […]