Sightseeing Spots

Aichi Prefectural Ceramics Museum

Surrounded by greenery on a hillside next to the Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park, the Nagoya Prefectural Ceramics Museum is one of the most prominent ceramics museums in the world. Exhibits are held in the main building, south building, and west building. At the ceramics craft studio, even beginners can try their hand at making ceramics, and at Tea House Tosui-an, you can participate in a tea ceremony using tea bowls made by local artists. The buildings surround an open lawn, and there is even a restaurant, making this cultural facility a place children and adults alike can enjoy all day long. See More

Toyota Kuragaike Memorial Museum

The Toyota Anjo Memorial Hall displays the history since the establishment of Toyota Motor Corporation and exhibits classic cars, allowing visitors to understand Toyota's history See More

Japan Monkey Park

Japan Monkey Park is an amusement park offering fun for the family with over 30 kinds of different attractions in the mountains from ones that will make you scream your lungs to those even small children will enjoy. Large-scale events which change by season, greetings and mini stage shows by original mascots Monpa-kun and Monpi-chan, as well as the "Water Paradise Monpuru" outdoor leisure pool in summer are incredibly popular. Enjoy yourself year-round at this park. See More

Aichi Expo Memorial Park (Morikoro Park)

Moricoro Park is a nature-rich, large urban park. It was established as a commemorative park after hosting the "Aichi Expo" in 2005. With attractions like the tallest Ferris wheel in the Tokai region, vast lawns, an ice skating rink, and cycling courses, the park offers a variety of facilities for a full day of enjoyment. Unique events such as gourmet festivals, sports events, and markets are held mainly on weekends, adding to the park's appeal. See More

Museum Meiji-mura

Preserve and pass on true value. The Museum, Meiji-Mura was opened on March 18, 1965 as an open-air museum for preservation and exhibition of architecture of the Meiji Era. 68 buildings moved to this 100,000 m2 hilly land with a beautiful landscape near Inuyama City and by Irukaike Pond, including national treasures like St. John's Church. In Meiji-Mura, a steam locomotive and streetcars of Kyoto are maintained for actual use and are used for transport in Meiji-Mura. See More

Nagashima Spa Land

Japan's largest amusement park! Featuring 60 different attractions, including the first hybrid coaster in Japan, "Hakugei" the Guinness certified coaster "Steel Dragon 2000" and the 4D spin coaster "Arashi". These thrilling rides are complemented by attractions like the giant Ferris wheel "Aurora" and the Kids Town with around 30 attractions, providing entertainment for all ages from children to adults. The park hosts various events throughout the seasons, such as the opening of Japan's largest "Jumbo Sea Water Pool" in summer, ensuring that visitors can always discover new excitement whenever they come See More

Cormorant Fishing (Kiso River)

Kiso River Ukai Cormorant Fishing is said to have begun 1,300 years ago. You can see the boats and techniques of the cormorant fishermen up close as they float down the river at night, making the river's surface glow red in the torchlight, with the National Treasure Inuyama Castle behind them. See More

Little World

An open-air ethnographic museum where you can explore and experience lifestyles and cultures from around the world. The main exhibition hall showcases approximately 6,000 ethnographic artifacts collected from various regions globally, accompanied by videos and other presentations. In addition, the outdoor area features 23 structures representing 32 countries along a 2.5 km walking route, offering insight into different cultures ways of life. Visitors can enjoy tasting international cuisine, trying on traditional costumes, and immersing themselves in a day of global travel without needing a passport. See More