Enjoying Culture in Nagoya
Nagoya is an important industrial and cultural center located in Central Japan. It’s also the 4th largest city in the nation. While not a highly popular tourist destination compared to other cities, there are plenty of sights to see, including historic museums, zoos, shrines, castles and parks, and festival events.
Nagoya
Japan is most famous for their beautiful cherry blossoms and high tech electronics. When you say Japan, people will automatically think of Tokyo or Osaka. There’s another city in the nation that is overlooked, because it’s not as commercialized as the other two mentioned. It contributes a lot to the economic growth of Japan, and that city is called Nagoya. Read the story »
Kenroku-en Garden
Kenroku-en Garden, located in Kanazawa, is officially one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan and well worth a visit if you’re in the area. Many consider Kenroku-en to be the best of the three official top gardens in Japan.
Founded in the Edo period (1603 – 1868), it’s visited by thousands of visitors throughout the year. It’s a favorite attraction of visitors and tourists alike and many come more than once, because the Kenroku-en garden reveals a different experience each season. Read the story »
Kyoto National Museum
The Kyoto National Museum is located in the breathtaking city of Kyoto, Japan. This museum was first opened in 1897 and houses a large number of early artwork pieces and priceless antiquities. These items come from not only Kyoto but other regions of Asia as well. Everyone visiting Kyoto should visit this museum. It’s certainly affordable — adults can gain entry for only 420 Yen. For students, the price is only 130 Yen. Elementary and middle-school aged children are granted free entry. There are discounts available for large tour groups. Read the story »
Tokyo National Museum
If you’re going to be in Tokyo, then you simply must visit the Tokyo National Museum. During your visit to this amazing facility, you’ll be able to see a wide range of amazing and priceless pieces found nowhere else in the world. Read the story »
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