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, March 23, 2026
Super Bowl LX Monday in Japan means an 8:30am kickoff. Shooters opens 7:30am for the live broadcast, breakfast buffet, soft drinks, and a chili cook-off.
Post date: Feb 02, 2026
HOPE’s annual charity dinner returns to the Hilton Nagoya, marking 25 years since the organization began here.
Post date: Feb 02, 2026
Nagoya.Tech’s open mic is back again at STAR ROBOX near Horita Station on Feb 28. Short talks, builders’ crowd, free entry, optional ¥3,000 wine.
Post date: Feb 01, 2026
Giri choco looks like candy, but it’s office math: who gets what, what it signals, and what (if anything) comes back on White Day.
Post date: Feb 01, 2026
The Annual Arimatsu Tie-Dyeing Festival promises a captivating blend of history, culture, and hands-on experiences.
Post date: Feb 01, 2026
Twelve Tokai international schools gather at Station Ai for a one-day fair. Compare programs, meet staff, and hear from parents in one place.
Post date: Feb 01, 2026
Fire pits, 100+ vendors, and outdoor culture inside Higashi Betsuin Temple. A winter gathering in central Nagoya, Feb 21–22.
Post date: Jan 31, 2026
A free Sunday soccer kickabout at Shonai Ryokuchi Park has been running for 23 years. Open to all levels, no sign-up required. Just turn up and play.
Post date: Jan 31, 2026
A look at the Tokai Japan Canada Society and why its low-key TGIF gatherings have quietly become one of Nagoya’s most reliable communities.
Post date: Jan 28, 2026
Setsubun at Osu Kannon, sixteen live houses firing at once, a dependable Friday night crowd, and Nagoya’s best chicken wings.
Post date: Jan 27, 2026
Nagoya’s tech community isn’t closed or intimidating. Here’s how English speakers, newcomers, and career-curious residents can take a low-pressure first step into the local tech scene.
Post date: Jan 26, 2026
At Furaibo in Nagoya, tebasaki chicken wings are crispy, savory, and slightly sweet. The izakaya also offers cold tofu, edamame, and seating that suits groups and families.
Post date: Jan 25, 2026