Nagoya

The Happy Jappy team visited Nagoya’s Expo 2005 that was located on the outskirts of Nagoya where Expo Memorial Park is now located. Below is…

Centrally located on the main island of Japan, the city of Nagoya is the capital of the Aichi Prefecture and is the third largest metropolitan…

The Osu Kannon Temple located in central Nagoya is a classic Japanese pagoda style Buddhist temple that is a popular tourist spot. Osu Kannon first…

The Nagoya Port is Japan’s largest trading port with many products produced in the area like Toyota cars being exported around the world via this…

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is a museum in central Nagoya tracing the history of the Toyota.

Atsuta Shrine (Atsuta Jingu) is a popular shrine in Nagoya with over nine million visitors annually visiting the shrine.

Expo Memorial Park (Ai-chikyuhaku Kinen Koen) is the location of the worlds fair known as Aichi Expo 2005 that was held in 2005. It is…

One of several Toyota attractions in Toyota’s home town of Nagoya is the fantastic Toyota Automobile Museum.

The Toyota Kaikan Museum (formally the Toyota Kaikan Exhibition Hall) is located at Toyota’s main plant in the suburb of Toyota on the outskirts of…