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Articles for people staying longer in Nagoya and exploring Japan from here.
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Your second trip to Japan: base yourself in Nagoya for Inuyama, Ise, Takayama and Shirakawa-go
For a second or third trip to Japan, stay in Nagoya and travel out without changing hotels. Official travel times to Inuyama, Ise, Takayama and Shirakawa-go, a one-week plan, and what to look for in a long-stay room.
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Is Nagoya worth visiting? An honest guide for travellers who have already seen Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka
Is Nagoya worth it? How the city is rated abroad, what to see, and official travel times to Inuyama, Ise, Takayama and Shirakawa-go — with who Nagoya suits and who it doesn't.
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Walking local Nagoya: a guide to Nakamura Ward — Nakamura Park, the Great Torii, and temples linked to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Kato Kiyomasa
A walking guide to the area around Nakamura Koen Station in Nakamura Ward, west of Nagoya Station: Nakamura Park, the Nakamura Great Torii, Toyokuni Shrine, Josenji, Myogyoji and the Hideyoshi and Kiyomasa Memorial Museum, with walking times and official information.
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One week living like a local in Nagoya: monthly markets and temple fairs, old shopping streets, Nagoya food and rainy days
How to spend a week in Nagoya living rather than sightseeing: markets and fairs held on fixed days each month, old shopping streets, where to eat Nagoya food, and rainy-day options — using only verified facts.
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Small towns to visit from Nagoya: Inuyama, Seto, Takayama, Shirakawa-go, Magome and Ise's Oharai-machi
What to see and how to get there in the small towns you can reach from Nagoya — Inuyama, Seto, Takayama, Shirakawa-go, Magome on the Kiso Road and Ise's Oharai-machi — with Michelin Green Guide ratings and official travel times, using only verified facts.
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