, June 10, 2026
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, June 10, 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
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
A one-day wellness event in a Tenpaku karate dojo with yoga, integrative health sessions, food stalls, and music.
Post date: Jan 04, 2026
Classic cars gather at Tokugawa-en before a parade-style drive through Nagoya in the 2026 Gulf's The Tokugawa Run.
Post date: Jan 04, 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
Osu Kannon’s Setsubun festival blends bean throwing, demons, and a treasure ship parade into a loud, communal reset marking winter’s end.
Post date: Jan 01, 2026
Next time someone asks about your blood type, remember: they might be more interested in your supposed romantic and sexual compatibility than your medical history.
Post date: Jan 01, 2026
Twenty-six galleries take over ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Grand Court Nagoya rooms above Kanayama Station for a walkable weekend of contemporary Japanese art.
Post date: Jan 01, 2026
Traditional wagasa umbrellas light up Gifu Park for Gifu Akari Monogatari, Jan 17–Feb 1, 2026. A calm winter night trip from Nagoya.
Post date: Jan 01, 2026
A once-a-year shrine ritual in Nagoya where people symbolically exchange bad luck for good. Held January 25 at Yamada Tenmangū, the Usokae ritual is quiet, local, and easy to visit.
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