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, February 05, 2026
Sixteen live houses, hundreds of acts, two winter days in Sakae. Dera Rock isn’t about catching everything—it’s about moving with the rooms.
Post date: Jan 24, 2026
Winter doesn't need a big plan. Wander among illuminated umbrellas, a short shrine ritual, a sketch night with
Post date: Jan 20, 2026
Here’s what’s happening in Nagoya—A January shrine ritual, an illumination spectacle, one loud Saturday night at Zion, and a tech meetup worth reserving early.
Post date: Jan 13, 2026
Here are some phrases that will lower your social standing but raise your bank balance!
Post date: Jan 12, 2026
Osukanon Antique Market Held on the 18th and 28th of each month. Rain or shine from early morning to dusk.
Post date: Jan 12, 2026
Discover Nagoya's twin samurai museums: the intimate Touken World Room and the interactive Nagoya Touken World. Experience authentic swords, armor, and hands-on history!
Post date: Jan 12, 2026
In an age where everything seems designed to distract us, there's something quietly revolutionary about a place dedicated to sustained attention and thought.
Post date: Jan 12, 2026
Japan’s most famous winter illumination, explained clearly—best timing, crowd reality, access from Nagoya, and what makes Nabana no Sato worth the trip.
Post date: Jan 09, 2026
A Van Gogh exhibition in Nagoya focused on the family who preserved his work—24 paintings, rare letters, and a quiet, well-curated show in Sakae.
Post date: Jan 08, 2026
January brings three practical reasons to visit Nagoya Castle - rare Southwest Corner Turret access, a kids’ stamp rally, and a martial arts demonstration—what there is to do and what to know before you go.
Post date: Jan 08, 2026
This week in Nagoya: rare access inside a 400-year-old castle turret, giant traditional kites, a Van Gogh family exhibition, and practical Japanese phrases for bargain hunters.
Post date: Jan 06, 2026
Hōsha Shinji is a traditional Shinto archery ritual held every January 15 at Atsuta Shrine. What to expect, when to go, and why it’s worth seeing.
Post date: Jan 04, 2026