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Nagoya, Japan
Birthplace of the Shogun and home to Toyota Motors, Nagoya is Japan’s fourth largest city. Look for cars, old and new; famed ceramics; Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples; dolls and robots; castles, feudal villas and farmhouses; pearls and modern art. |
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| Living up to what is expected of Japan’s fourth largest city, Nagoya offers travelers a wide range of accommodations from penthouse suites to communal rooms, with just enough in between to satisfy everyone else. The main business and tourist areas of... [ more ] |
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Nagoya’s origins, like those of many other great cities, are quite humble. What is now the nucleus of one of the most productive industrial regions in the world was once a swampy, mosquito-infested ferry port. Located on the northern shore of Ise Bay... [ more ] |
| While not as famous as some other cities in the nation when it comes to gastronomical enjoyment, residents here are known to be fussy consumers, so quality is often consistently high wherever you go. There is also an appreciation for cuisine from oth... [ more ] |
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