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, May 13, 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
Jamaica in Sakae this Sunday. Prehistoric collapse at the Science Museum. Warriors and cats in ukiyo-e. Plus: the neighborhood where getting lost is the whole point.
Post date: Apr 09, 2026
A practical guide to Belgian Beer Weekend Nagoya 2026, from how the token system works to what to drink, eat, and catch on stage.
Post date: Apr 08, 2026
A new Nagoya City Science Museum exhibition examines Earth’s five mass extinctions through fossils, models, and evolutionary aftermath.
Post date: Apr 08, 2026
The first print edition of Nagoya Buzz Quarterly drops April 2026 — a free English-language guide to life in Nagoya. If you run a business, clinic, school, hotel, restaurant, or any space where English speakers pass through, you can request free copies.
Post date: Apr 08, 2026
A local's guide to Ōsu: temple precincts, covered arcades, secondhand shops, street food, and the pleasure of wandering without a plan.
Post date: Apr 06, 2026
Nagoya Castle is more than a closed keep. Its history, wartime destruction, and rebuilt Honmaru Palace make it one of the city’s key visits.
Post date: Mar 31, 2026
Five easy mountain escapes from Nagoya — historic Nakasendo trails, waterfalls in Kiso Valley, and summits with views across central Japan.
Post date: Mar 20, 2026