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Savor the artistic sweets at nokos à l'étage
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- Tucked away in a multiple-tenant building near Kokusai Center Station, nokos à l'étage is probably one of the most sought-after cafes in Nagoya. Their signature sweet, a fruit crepe cake, features a beautiful layer of various seasonal fruits and attracts many Instagrammers. They open from 11 am but you will have to go to the cafe more than an hour earlier to secure your spot on the waiting list. However, due to their immense popularity, there’s no guarantee that you will be served before the cake runs out.
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- Japan
- 1. August. 2019
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Hitsumabushi at Atsuta Houraiken
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- Atsuta Houraiken あつた蓬莱軒 is a long-standing restaurant that invented hitsumabushi (grilled eel served with rice) that’s renowned as one of Nagoya’s specialties. They take special pride in delivering the finest eel, which is then grilled with high-quality charcoal and seasoned with secret sauce. They suggest that patrons savor the dish as follows: 1.Enjoy the flavor of eel with no toppings. 2.Taste the eel with garnish (spring onion and shredded seaweed). 3.Eat with dashi broth over it. 4.Finish the meal whichever way you please. The tender, aromatic eel is prepared with more than 140 years of family tradition and will never disappoint.
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- Japan
- 1. August. 2019
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Miso katsu at Tonpachi
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- One outstanding feature of Nagoya’s cuisine is its abundant use of hacho miso 八丁味噌, a type of red miso paste made solely from soybean and salt. Among all the miso dishes in Nagoya including udon, oden, and doteyaki (stewed beef tendon), miso katsu is the one you really shouldn’t miss.
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- Japan
- 1. August. 2019
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Try the morning service breakfast at Cafe de Lyon
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- The cheapest way to have breakfast in Nagoya is by visiting a cafe and ordering a drink. Known as a hotspot for cafes, many shops in Nagoya compete with one another by offering free breakfast for the price of a drink.Cafe de Lyon has three locations in Nagoya, they offer a breakfast set on weekends and holidays. Their generous breakfast set serving features a thick piece of toast with jam, a fluffy sandwich, and fruit yogurt. They change the fillings of their sandwiches and jam flavors daily.Read moreStandard Nagoya BreakfastsNagoya coffee shops are famous for their breakfast specials. Here are few where you can get a hearty breakfast to start the day.…
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- Japan
- 1. August. 2019
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23 of the Best Things to Do in Nagoya
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- One of Japan’s historic centers during the Edo period, Nagoya now thrives as an industrial hub, as well as being a popular tourist destination. In addition to its great number of sightseeing spots, Nagoya's rich and diverse culinary culture never ceases to amaze tourists. Here's a list of things you can do to make the most of your Nagoya trip. How to plan your Nagoya trip Nagoya Station Nagoya's subway and bus routes span the entire city, making it possible to cover what is the largest city in the Chubu Region in two days. Those who want to rely on public transportation might find the one-day ticket useful, as it enables you to get around the city using subway and bus, and only costs 850 yen for adults. If you are planning your trip for the summer, try to coincide it with the Atsuta Festival in June. Aside from many food and entertainment stands, this festival also features religious events and cultural performances, including tea ceremonies, kyudo 弓道 (Japanese archery) demonstrations, and Japanese drumming. However, the best time to visit Nagoya is during the spring and autumn when mild temperatures will ensure a more comfortable outing. The Nagoya Festival in October is the highlight of autumn, with three big local heroes (Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu) leading a long procession through the city. Chubu Centrair International Airport and Flight of Dreams Chubu Centrair International Airport Located about 40km south of Nagoya city, the Chubu Centrair International Airport has plenty of restaurants, shops and entertainment facilities. If you want to enjoy a quick soak before your long flight, go to the bathhouse “Fu no Yu” on the 4th floor. Some of the bathtubs are facing the airport apron, so you might be able to have your bath while watching the planes taking off and landing. Flight of Dreams Flight of Dreams Try the morning service breakfast at Cafe de Lyon Cafe de Lyon Cafe de Lyon The cheapest way to have breakfast in Nagoya is by visiting a cafe and ordering a drink. Known as a hotspot for cafes, many shops in Nagoya compete with one another by offering free breakfast for the price of a drink.Cafe de Lyon has three locations in Nagoya, they offer a breakfast set on weekends and holidays. Their generous breakfast set serving features a thick piece of toast with jam, a fluffy sandwich, and fruit yogurt. They change the fillings of their sandwiches and jam flavors daily.Read moreStandard Nagoya BreakfastsNagoya coffee shops are famous for their breakfast specials. Here are few where you can get a hearty breakfast to start the day.… Explore Oasis 21 Oasis 21 Oasis 21 Oasis 21 is a multifaceted, modern landmark that comprises shopping areas, tourist information, and green parks. Directly connected to Sakae Station, this complex also serves as a bus terminal for traveling in and out of the city.The spaceship-inspired rooftop features a relaxing boardwalk space that provides great views of the city. Oasis 21 at Nighttime Savor the artistic sweets at nokos à l'étage Crepe Cakes (Takeaway) Crepe Cakes (Takeaway) Tucked away in a multiple-tenant building near Kokusai Center Station, nokos à l'étage is probably one of the most sought-after cafes in Nagoya. Their signature sweet, a fruit crepe cake, features a beautiful layer of various seasonal fruits and attracts many Instagrammers. They open from 11 am but you will have to go to the cafe more than an hour earlier to secure your spot on the waiting list. However, due to their immense popularity, there’s no guarantee that you will be served before the cake runs out. Marvel at the size and history of Nagoya Castle Nagoya Castle Honmaru Palace Originally built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1610, Nagoya Castle is a proud icon of Nagoya City. The Honmaru Palace, a former residence and administrative office of the feudal government, is now open to the public and where decorative decor meets the eye. Golden Shachihoko Smack your lips with Nagoya's specialties at Kinshachi Yokocho Kinshachi Yokocho Kinshachi Yokocho Situated adjacent to Nagoya Castle, Kinshachi Yokocho is a dining complex that opened in March 2018. Inspired by the castle town from the Edo period, the complex consists of two separate areas with different themes. Yabaton Go shopping Bic Camera Around the Nagoya Station In and around the Nagoya station you’ll find JR Nagoya Takashimaya department store, Esca underground shopping center and a monolithic Bic Camera ready to fulfill all your retail desires.Home to one of the biggest train stations in Japan, here you’ll find a huge selection of commercial outlets selling everything from high-end designer goods to local souvenirs. Experience the wonder of science at Nagoya City Science Museum Nagoya City Science Museum Planetarium Nagoya City Science Museum is an interactive science museum filled with spectacular exhibitions, including a -30 ºC room featuring aurora images and a nine-meter tall artificial tornado. The highlight of the museum is the world's largest planetarium, which boasts a diameter of 35 meters and features seasonal star patterns. It perfectly combines a panoramic view of the starry sky, a laser projection, and calming music to make your stargazing experience truly exceptional. Visit Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology Located three minutes’ walk from Sako Station, the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is an educational museum for Japan's biggest and most successful automobile company.Visitors can learn the full history of the company, which started as a textile company before transforming into an automobile and robot manufacturer. Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology ©NAVITIME JAPAN. 旅行ガイド 楽しい旅をサポートする、便利なお役立ち情報をお届けします。
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- Japan
- 1. August. 2019
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What to Eat in Aichi
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- Situated smack central of Honshu and home to Nagoya, Aichi prefecture has no shortage of local delicacies. Also known as Nagoya meshi, the local cuisines are inspired by the offerings of Aichi whether it be by land or sea. Miso katsu Perhaps most famous in Nagoya is miso katsu, the capital’s most celebrated sustenance. While miso is a ubiquitous food staple throughout Japan, Nagoya creates its own recipe with red miso paste that has a fermentation period of three years. The longer fermentation process means a stronger flavor that is offset by the crispy breaded skin of the chicken katsu. Miso katsu is easy to find throughout the city but is best eaten at a traditional coffee shop, or kissaten. The dish is typically served in a rice bowl style or in a sandwich. Miso katsu Tebasaki Tebasaki Tebasaki is another one of Nagoya’s famous fried chicken dishes but is more similar to chicken wings. A popular drinking snack, these spicy wings are best served with a draft beer or sake. Furaibo is widely known to be the first restaurant to serve up tebasaki. They are so well versed in the ritual of tebasaki that they offer a manual for newcomers on the proper etiquette of finishing off a wing. Oinari-san Oinari-san Non-meat eaters can enjoy inarizushi which is vinegared sushi rice stuffed into a sweet deep fried tofu pocket, also known as inari age. The name originates from the food offerings to the god Oinari-san, or the Fox god. Dating back 200 years, inarizushi is Toyokawa’s most popular and oldest food. Toyokawa dedicated the 17th of every month to inarizushi to commemorate their favorite delicacy. Hitsumabushi Hitsumabushi Hitsumabushi is similar to unagi don, or grilled freshwater eel served on rice, but is eaten very differently. The name comes from the wooden circular bowl that the finely chopped eel is served in. This creates the drastic name change since unagi don is typically served in a ceramic bowl and has wider cutlets of eel. Hitsumabushi is also served with hot green tea so diners and eat the remaining dregs ochazuke style, like rice porridge. Wasabi, nori and green onions are popular additions to the dish. While hitsumabushi is the most famous eel dish, it can also be served in the more mainstream style popular throughout Japan. This style, unagi no shirayaki, is grilled eel with a side of rice. Miso Nikomi Udon Miso Nikomi Udon The city best known for miso is not complete without miso soup. Nagoya’s signature noodle dish is miso nikomi udon. The udon noodles are prepared hoto style, or long and flat, and are served boiling in a haccho miso broth. The dish is always served in a hot pot and is the perfect dish for Nagoya’s cold winters. Nanohana Gelato Nanohana Gelato Cape Irago is in Tahara City on the tip of southern Aichi prefecture. The warm climate on the seashore is best known for its nanohana garden, or bright mustard flowers. Every January through March visitors can enjoy an ocean of yellow and try some natural nanohana gelato. Tenmusu Tenmusu Tenmusu is Nagoya’s local onigiri mascot, a simple and small rice ball with a fried shrimp rolled inside, normally with the tail breaching out of the rice. Almost all restaurants in Nagoya serve Tenmusu and each creates their own version with slight differences such as the shapes of the ball or the seasoning of the shrimp tempura filling. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- Japan
- 24. July. 2018
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Standard Nagoya Breakfasts
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- Nagoya coffee shops are famous for their breakfast specials. Here are few where you can get a hearty breakfast to start the day. Coffee Shop Kako (Hanaguruma Main Shop) Coffee Shop Kako (Hanaguruma Main Shop) This coffee shop in Kokusai Center Station on the Sakura-dori subway line opened in 1972. It was the first shop in Nagoya to roast its own beans. Gentle light from the stained glass windows bathes the retro-style interior. Coffee Shop Kako (Hanaguruma Main Shop) Coffee Shop Kako (Hanaguruma Main Shop) Cafe de Lyon Weekend Special Cafe de Lyon Weekend Special Located an 8-minute walk from Kokusai Center Station on the Sakura-dori subway line in a residential area, this café is famous for its parfaits and handcrafted cakes during the week. Cafe de Lyon Weekend Special On weekends and national holidays, though, a morning special is offered. Cafe de Lyon Weekend Special Top Fruits Yaobun Is for Fruit Lovers Top Fruits Yaobun Is for Fruit Lovers This store is in a residential area that is a 5-minute walk from Nagoya City Art Museum. Top Fruits Yaobun Is for Fruit Lovers Here, you can order a morning special with eight kinds of in-season fruits that will meet the recommended daily fruit intake in one meal. Top Fruits Yaobun Is for Fruit Lovers ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- Japan
- 28. March. 2018
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- Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Atsuta-ku Goudochou 503
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4.5325 Reviews - Eel
- Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Atsuta-ku Jingu 2-10-26
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I had a try at 3 out of the top 5 eel restaurants. This restaurant beats them all. Firstly order their classic Eel Bowl then Try the white unsauced eel and the liver if you have a bigger crowd. I am...
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- Atsuta Horaiken (Matsuzakaya Branch)
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4.5757 Reviews - Eel
- Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Naka-ku Sakae 3-30-8 Matsuzakaya Nagoya store South Front 10F
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It was my first experience in Japan but no with the “Japanese food”. I wanted to try the real and best food and I can ensure it was the best donburi eel i hace never eaten before.
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- Yamamotoya Souhonke
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4.046 Reviews - Soba / Udon
- Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Naka-ku Sakae 3-12-19
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Its very special with very good soup but the style of udon may not be acceptable or welcomed by all. We both ordered one special. The staff were very polite and offered one cup of hot green tea and...
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- Matabei
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5.01 Reviews - Sushi
- Aichi Pref. Owariasahishi Midorichou Midorigaoka 32-1 Shokei Building 1F
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Aichi is a prefecture of great natural beauty with Nagoya city at its heart, a busy hub home to a labyrinth of underground shops and the 17th-century Nagoya Castle. Castles are easy to find in this history-rich prefecture, but the highlight for history buffs has to be the Museum Meiji-mura, where preserved buildings from the turn of the 20th century are displayed in all their grandeur in an outdoor museum.
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