Aichi

The crossroad of Eastern and Western cultures
Abundance of historical monuments.

Sushi Rebo

Nishiki-sanchome, Aichi

Sushi, Japanese
Oryori Yanagiya Nishiki

Nishiki-sanchome, Aichi

Japanese, Japanese
Z/X coffee Shinsakae Branch

Shin-Sakae / Higashisakura / Izumi, Aichi

Cafe, Cafe/Sweets
Char-Grill Yakitori Mamecho Tsurumai branch

Yabacho / Osu / Kamimaezu / Tsurumai, Aichi

Izakaya (Japanese tavern), Taverns

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Aichi Area Map

With a decade has passed since the Central Japan International Airport (Centrair), which has a good reputation as an advanced airport, was open, and the number of tourists from outside Japan has been constantly increasing. Aichi Prefecture is very attractive because it has a megalopolis that is on par with other big cities like Tokyo and Osaka, while offering an abundance of cultural/historical tourist spots and natural beauties all in a comparatively small area. Furthermore, Nagoya provides an easy and convenient railway hub to not only Tokyo but also to many coastal cities alongside the Sea of Japan. Nagoya is also very famous for its unique food culture called "Nagoya Meshi (Nagoya foods)."You can enjoy a wide variety of unique cuisine available only in Nagoya.