, May 08, 2026
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, May 08, 2026
A major Kuniyoshi exhibition in Nagoya brings together warrior prints, comic invention, and the artist’s famously strange and affectionate cats.
Post date: May 08, 2026
Nagoya hosts the first major posthumous retrospective of Leiji Matsumoto, tracing 70 years of manga and anime — from Galaxy Express 999 to his final works — at Nagoya City Art Museum. And It’s Not Just for Nostalgic Fans!
Post date: May 08, 2026
A guide to Nagoya’s Wakamiya Festival: Edo-period history, karakuri dolls, lantern-lit floats, and what to see every year on May 15–16.
Post date: May 07, 2026
A new documentary revisits The Rising Pints — the Irish folk-rock band that grew out of Nagoya's 1990s pub and live music scene — and the community that formed around it.
Post date: May 04, 2026
Abandoned railway tunnels, a Fushimi art workshop, Wakamiya Festival, and how police are preparing for Golden Week and May.
Post date: Apr 28, 2026
Aya Kawakami on the June production of Much Ado About Nothing, 1990s Nagoya, and the community she's putting on stage.
Post date: Apr 24, 2026
Here are some phrases that will lower your social standing but raise your bank balance!
Post date: Apr 24, 2026
Nagoya police are cracking down on crime with a powerful new vehicle code-named "My Hearty Bike."
Post date: Apr 24, 2026
In eastern Nagoya, Heiwa Park offers long lawns, cherry trees, pond walks, wooded paths, and a calmer kind of city park experience for friends, families, and kids who want to run.
Post date: Apr 22, 2026
Nagoya’s signature eel dish is served with structure, ritual, and restraint at Atsuta Horaiken, one of the city’s best-known hitsumabushi restaurants.
Post date: Apr 21, 2026
Nagoya Castle’s keep is closed, but Honmaru Palace offers something deeper: a careful reconstruction of where Tokugawa power was actually staged.
Post date: Apr 12, 2026
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