- AICHI PHOTO ALBUM -
An international standard ice skating rink located in the Nagoya Civic General Gymnasium. The rink is also used for figure skating and ice hockey competitions. In addition, the rink is used to hold skating classes used by many children and others. The rink is open from November to March.
Aichi prefecture Nagoya-shi Minami-ku Higashi-cho Mobyu-cho 5-1-5 (NagoyaArea)
0526146211
[Opening period] 11/1-3/31
[Opening Hours]
10:00-20:30
[Sunday, Public holiday] 10:00-18:00
* May not be available due to competitions, etc.
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Details
- Address
- Aichi prefecture Nagoya-shi Minami-ku Higashi-cho Mobyu-cho 5-1-5 [map]
- Area
- NagoyaArea
- Phone
- 0526146211
- Hours
- [Opening period] 11/1-3/31
[Opening Hours]
10:00-20:30
[Sunday, Public holiday] 10:00-18:00
* May not be available due to competitions, etc. - Closed
- Monday (Open on Public holiday Holiday)
- Fees
- [Usage fee Friday]
[Adult] 1,400yen
[Senior Citizens (city)] 400yen
[Small, Junior High School Students] 700yen
[Elementary School Students less than] Free
[Shoe rental fee] 300yen - Parking Lot
- Available(327spaces)
- Credit Card
- Not available
- Wi-Fi
- Not available
- Note
- Temporary closure:Currently closed (information as of August 3, 2020)
*Information may be changed, so please be sure to check the official information. - Notification
- Temporary suspension of operations:For the time being, it is closed (according to September 8, 2020)
*Information may be changed, so please be sure to check the official information.
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
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Aichi Areas
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.
