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Bright lights, iconic sights and culinary delights

There's always plenty going on in Japan's fourth-largest city. It's a dynamic destination mixing contemporary culture with traditional sights and epicurean delights. Among Japanese gardens and its castle are fascinating museums including one showcasing its most famous local product: Toyota.

Fun things to do: Nagoya

  • Stroll the scenic grounds of Nagoya Castle, also home to Honmaru Palace
  • Be wowed by Tokugawa Art Museum's fine collection of traditional Japanese art
  • Learn the Toyota story and see how its cars are built at the Toyota Museum
  • Watch on as worshippers perform religious rites at the forested Atsuta-jingū
  • Step into the whimsical world of Studio Ghibli with a daytrip to Ghibli Park

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