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Flights to Nagoya Japan

Nagoya is the capital of Honshu, which is the Aichi Prefecture of Japan. It is the major city of the Nobi plain and it has developed as the castle city. It is an abode to many tourist attractions, including museums, parks, temples, etc. Much of the historic temples of the city were destroyed during the 1945 air raids. Still, the city has countless worth seeing places to offer an enjoyable tour to its visitors.

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Nagashima Island

Tokugawa Art Museum

Nagoya Castle

Legoland amusement park

Korankei

Nagoya City Science Museum

The Atsuta Shrine

Worship the goddess of mercy at the Osu Kannon Temple

Visit the Atsuta Shrine

Explore a beautiful mount at Korankei

Have an enjoyable time with your kids at the Legoland amusement park

Explore the history of the Nagoya Castle

Visit the Tokugawa Art Museum

Visit the SCMAGLEV and Railway Park

Nagoya features a mild temperate and moderate climate. August is the hottest month in the city and January is the coldest month. The best time to pay an airfare for Nagoya is to visit the city from September to November.

Cheap Flights to Nagoya

The Nagashima Island

The Nagashima Island is the main holiday destination, situated on the outskirts of the Nagoya City. The main highlight of the island park is its roller coasters. The amusement park on the island is packed with more than forty rides, ranging from moderate ones appropriate for kids to adventurous ones for those, who want to experience exciting moments.Tourists can visit the island from morning 9:30 to evening 05:00 on paying an admission fee of 1600 yen.

The Tokugawa Art Museum

Nagoya was functioning as the seat of the Japanese Owari Province during the reign of the Edo era. The Tokugawa Art Museum was constructed on the land of the earlier feudal home of Owari. Sightseers visiting the museum can enjoy witnessing the ancient treasures, such as samurai swords and armor, tea gadgets, masks and dresses, poems, maps, and scrolls. Beside the museum, visitors can see a gorgeous Japanese scenery garden with a big pool at its center.

Legoland amusement park

Legoland is an outdoor amusement park in the Nagoya City, which was opened to the public in 2017. The park features numerous attractions mainly for kids and teens, although adults can also involve in many other activities. Visiting the Miniland Japan region of the park will allow tourists enjoy the iconic appeals across the whole country. In the park, tourists can enjoy witnessing big Lego replicas, rides as well as well-maintained dining areas.

Korankei

Korankei is a valley in Nagoya, which is considered one of the best tourist spots in the city. The highlight of the valley is its 254-meter high Mount Iimori, on which visitors can find the Kojakuji Temple.Sightseers taking a ticket to Nagoya and visiting Korankei can notice the fruits of these earlier efforts, in the form of outstanding autumn landscape that peak about the middle part to the concluding part of November every year.

Atsuta Shrine

Atsuta Shrine is one of the most vital holy places of Shinto. It preserves Amaterasu, the Sun Goddess as well as Kusanagi, the holy sword, which is one among the three regal ceremonial objects. However, visitors cannot see the sword and the shrine stands in a pleasing, forested park in the southern part of the Nagoya City. The temple was renovated during the Meiji era in the Japanese Shinmei-zukuri structural design style after the Ise Shrines.

Osu Kannon Temple

Osu Kannon is a famous Buddhist temple, situated in the heart of the Nagoya city. The temple was first constructed in 1192 during the reign of Kamakura era in the adjacent Gifu County. Later, the temple was shifted from its original place to the current place in 1612 due to severe flooding. Tourists taking a ticket to Nagoya and visiting the temple can worship the goddess of mercy, known as Kannon, which is a statue made purely of wood.