The Nagoya TV Tower is located in the Hisaya Odori Park, which in the middle of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is 180 meters high and is one of the landmarks in downtown Nagoya. As the elevator slowly rises, I am overcome with a sense of excitement. Such a gorgeous night view from the beautiful TV tower. Standing on the top floor of the high-altitude balcony, you can overlook almost all the scenery in Nagoya! The night outside the window has turned into a black curtain, a 3D image on the glass that makes it look like a dream. The sky meets the ocean and creates a romantic atmosphere that is called the sacred place of Nagoya! Many young men who want to propose to the loves of their lives come here to do it.

Legoland is the most recommended place in addition to Long Island Paradise. I am influenced by my daughter. I will often accompany her to Legoland. I am excited to come to Legoland, especially to see so many decorations made by Lego. They are all novelty. Legoland Nagoya is the eighth in the world and the second-largest in Asia. It is worth a special trip. The special mention is that the elevator of the hotel uses the stick of the submarine. When the elevator door is closed, the lights rotate, it is extremely joyful and the mood will be better. However, I feel like coming to the nightclub. There is also a Lego white graffiti paper on the table of the restaurant, and the children are making graffiti after eating. The hotel also has a lot of themes, and now this is the theme of the ninja room, and from the sheets to the wall are inspired by ninja elements. The entire park is divided into seven areas, including Lego Factory, Lego City, Adventure Park, Mini Park, Lego Kingdom, Bricktopia and Pirate Coast, each of them has a unique and interesting vibe.

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Storing the sacred sword of the imperial regalia, this Shinto shrine is well worth a visit even though there are few English signs. Arriving at Jingu Nishi station follow the sign marked 300 m to the west entrance. After 2-3 minutes turn left & follow the crowds along the tree lined walk-way to the main shrine. After offering prayers, walk to the left & around to the back of the shrine, continuing the path until reaching steps by a stream. There enjoy flicking water onto the central rock with the wooden ladles while making a wish! The path eventually leads back to the entrance. I was impressed by the atmosphere. There is a hand washing area for tourists to wash there hands before started to pray. The day I visited was coincident with a wedding ceremony(I think). A paid museum is located inside as well. Be sure the opening hours when planning a visit. #givethanks #givethanks

We happened upon the Noritake site on our way to another tourist site and thought it might be worth a look. We are so glad we did. We visited the Craft Centre first with our teen/preteen daughters and we all found the displays very interesting as they took us through the whole process of creating fine objects. There were Japanese and English written explanations of everything and multi-lingual video presentations as well. We were also able to watch craftspeople carrying out the various stages. We really had an appreciation for the skill and time that goes into creating Noritake bone by the end of the display. For an additional cost, you are also able to paint your own piece (several options including plate, mug, figurines). The plate display which showed designs of plates in chronological order was particularly impressive. There is also a large shop, cafe and restaurant on the site, housed in renovated brick industrial buildings, and large garden areas which are a relaxing spot to sit. Well worth a visit. #givethanks #givethanks

This is my memory when visiting Nagoya Castle. A clean and full of historical value. Outside the palace also often held performances, telling stories about the golden age of the kingdom. All the palaces are located in a high place and from one of the palace windows we can see the vast city of Nagoya. Inside many ancient items and also high-value sculptures. If you enter, don't forget to obey every regulation, for example there is a certain place that is not allowed to take photos. #givethanks

First time in Japan and the view is great already #wintergetaway