[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Legoland Japan Resort (Updated Mar)

Here is a travel guide for Nagoya, Japan: 1. Main Attractions 1. Nagoya Castle: One of Japan's three great castles, symbolizing Japanese history and culture. It is especially beautiful when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, making it a great place to take photos. 2. Atsuta Shrine: One of Japan's three great shrines, dedicated to the deity Atsuta and the Kusanagi Sword. The Atsuta Festival on June 5 every year is very lively, with lanterns and fireworks displays. 3. Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: With a novel exterior and unique interior design, you can see a variety of marine life and performances, especially the whale shark and dolphin shows, which are very popular. 4. LEGOLAND Japan: Suitable for family trips, with several themed areas such as Knight's Kingdom, LEGO City, and Adventure Land, with miniature attractions built with LEGO bricks. 5. Sky Promenade: Offers a 360-degree view of the magnificent scenery of Nagoya City, especially romantic at dusk when you can enjoy the city lights. 2. Itinerary Day 1: • Atsuta Shrine: Visit for about 1.5 hours to experience the tranquility and solemnity of a traditional Japanese shrine. • Nagoya Castle: Visit for about 2 hours to learn about the history and culture of the castle. • Nagoya TV Tower: Climb the tower for a panoramic view of Nagoya City, visit for about 1.5 hours. • Oasis 21: Located near the TV Tower, you can relax and shop, visit for about 2 hours. Day 2: • Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: Visit for about 3 hours to see marine life and performances. • LEGOLAND Japan: Suitable for family trips, plan 1-3 hours according to your interests. Day 3: • Osu Kannon Temple: Visit for about 1 hour to experience religious culture. • Osu Shopping Street: Located near the temple, you can shop and taste local snacks, visit for about 1 hour. • Sakae Shopping District: A bustling commercial district where you can shop and relax, visit for about 2 hours. In addition, if you have extra time, you can also visit the Toyota Museum (to learn about the history of Toyota cars), Inuyama Castle (a well-preserved ancient Japanese castle), and Meiji Mura Museum (to stroll through the Meiji-era buildings). 3. Transportation Guide Nagoya's subway system is very developed, covering most of the popular attractions in the city. One-way fares start at 200 yen, and it is recommended to buy the Shoryudo Subway & Bus One-Day Pass, which pays for itself after three subway rides in one day. 4. Food Recommendations • Eel Sushi: A specialty of Nagoya, the eel is grilled to perfection, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, served with sushi rice, and tastes great. • Miso Hot Pot: A hot pot with a miso-based broth, with ingredients including meat, vegetables, tofu, etc., cooked in the pot and dipped in a special sauce, rich in flavor and nutritious. • Nagoya Ramen: The noodles are chewy, the broth is rich, and the toppings are varied. It is recommended to try miso ramen or soy sauce ramen. • Nagoya Chicken Wings: Marinated and grilled to perfection, the skin is crispy, the inside is juicy, and the taste is spicy and delicious. 5. Notes 1. Nagoya's attractions are relatively concentrated, so plan your time wisely to avoid rushing through them. 2. Take care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded attractions and shopping streets. 3. When trying local food, pay attention to your personal taste and dietary habits to avoid allergies or discomfort. I hope this guide will help you have a great time in Nagoya!

Before entering, there's a big Legoland sign outside where staff enthusiastically ask you to make a 'C' gesture for a photo op. At first, I didn't understand why, but my companion explained that it's supposed to mimic a Lego hand 😂😂 Inside the park, most of the attractions are built with Lego bricks. It can take dozens or even hundreds of days to create a single large Lego piece, which is truly astonishing 🙈 One attraction that left a deep impression on me was Cat Cloud Busters. Players have to pull themselves up into the air and then let go to experience free fall. The minimum height requirement is 105 cm. It's exhausting but gives a great sense of accomplishment 😎 To learn more about Lego, you can visit their factory tour at FACTORY. You can see the entire production line and understand how Lego is made. At the end, you even get a Lego figure as a souvenir 😍 After playing for a while, we got hungry and went to a fast food restaurant. It's not an ordinary fast food place; the bread and fries have a Lego theme. The bread is stamped with Lego figures, and the fries are shaped like Lego pieces, making it perfect for photos ❣️

As a Lego fan, how can you miss Legoland when you arrive in Nagoya? Step inside and feel like you're in a magical world built with Lego bricks. Every exquisite detail is worth capturing with your camera📸 Compared to USJ, this place is more friendly to children, with fewer crowds and a smoother experience😌Here's my carefully prepared guide. Collect it quickly for future reference📝 · Nagoya Legoland ⏰Opening hours: 9:00–18:00 🚗Directions: From JR Nagoya Station, take the Aonami Line directly to Kinjo-futō Station. The whole journey takes just over 30 minutes. 💰Ticket information: Adult ticket price: approx. CNY233 Child ticket price (3–18 years old): approx. CNY170 【It's recommended to book tickets online in advance. Scan the QR code for easy access upon entry】 🍽️Dining recommendations: There are unique Lego-themed restaurants in the park, which are worth trying. Although there are fast food restaurants on the commercial street outside the park, they are crowded and have long waiting times. Recommended tour order👇 1️⃣Brick Kingdom: Observation Tower👀 Take a 5-minute lift to the top and enjoy a bird's-eye view of the entire Legoland, as if you were on a giant Ferris wheel. 2️⃣Explore Lego Miniland This is a Lego version of a "miniature landscape". Take photos with these miniature buildings, such as the Tokyo Tower🗼 and Nagoya Port, and easily create a giant effect. There are also plenty of interactive installations to keep you entertained. 3️⃣Adventure Zone: Submarine Adventure🚢 Pilot a submarine and dive into the underwater world for a magical exploration. 4️⃣Summer Water Park💦 Only open in summer, this area includes water slides, boat-building experiences, etc. You need to book online on the day of your visit. Each session is cleared once to ensure a good experience. 5️⃣Lego City: Driving School & Coast Guard Cruise Children will receive "driving training" and can even get a🚗 driver's license after passing the practical exam. It's a great ceremony! Coast Guard Cruise is a self-driving boat that navigates through obstacles. It's easy to operate and even children can handle it. 6️⃣Knight's Kingdom: Dragon Knight & Dragon Apprentice🎢 Two roller coasters of different levels. Dragon Knight is slightly thrilling and suitable for adults and older children. Dragon Apprentice is more gentle. 7️⃣Ninjago World: Flying Dragon A thrilling ride. Young children should be cautious. Brave riders can control their wings and enjoy the thrill of 360-degree flight. · When you're done playing, why not head to the Lego Factory and explore? Learn about the Lego brick manufacturing process! You'll also receive a Lego brick as a souvenir at the end of your tour. · 💁‍♀️Useful tips: ▪️If you have enough time, you can purchase a combo ticket and visit both Legoland and the nearby Sealife Aquarium. ▪️The Lego souvenir shop at the entrance of the park is full of treasures, including exclusive limited-edition items just waiting to be discovered. ▪️There are also two Sanbel specialty stores outside Legoland, which are a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts.

The park is not far from the city center and is not very large, but it is enough to spend a whole day there. There is also a Sealife aquarium outside. It is very suitable for children and family outings, with more than 20 rides, most of which are for children. I went during a weekday in the summer, and there were basically no lines for the rides, so there was no need to buy a skip pass. The children had a great time, although the weather in Japan can be a bit hot in the summer. The food in the park's restaurants is quite average, but there are many restaurants outside the park to choose from. Tickets can be purchased in advance online or on trip.com, and you can enter by scanning a QR code, which is very convenient. The park's design is very thoughtful and perfect for taking photos.

Nagoya LEGOLAND is the eighth LEGOLAND in the world and the second in Asia. Since its opening in 2017, it has quickly become one of the most popular attractions in Nagoya. In this world of LEGO bricks, both children and adults can spend a whole day exploring and enjoying a wealth of fun. The park uses 17 million LEGO bricks and 10,000 LEGO models, including seven themed areas such as 'Knight's Kingdom', 'Pirate Shores', and 'NINJAGO World', with over 40 attractions and shows. The most attractive part is Miniland. Here, more than 10 million LEGO bricks are used to recreate selected landscapes and street scenes from Japan. In just one day, you can see the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, the liveliness of Osaka, the ancient charm of Kyoto, and the famous sights of Nagoya, and more. Like other theme parks, LEGOLAND also has its own hotel and themed rooms, which are a great choice for family trips. Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Ticket prices: Children 3,300-4,800 yen (tax included) Adults 4,500-7,400 yen (tax included) 🚌 Transportation: Take the Aonami Line from Nagoya Station and get off at the last stop 'Kinjofuto Station' (about 20 minutes) You can also take the airport bus directly from Chubu Centrair International Airport (about 40 minutes)

#celebratewithtrip Legoland Japan is located In Nagoya as a Lego fans I will strongly recommend to go and the Mini-land here is very nice . Getting to Legoland is pretty simple. From Nagoya Station, the city’s primary rail hub, it just a 24-minute ride on the Aonami Line to Kinjofuto Station, near the Ise Bay shoreline. Once off the train, Legoland is a 10-minute stroll away.

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Amazing place to be at with diff regions to visit! absolutely love my stay.. and also its a land of hypebesast.. its where hypebeast got its name. This is where it all started. food was definitely amazing! what can go wrong with Asian food! Best to go to where locals eat. that's where you know the food is good and does right. A land of nature where its at its most beautiful.. I mean what can go wrong with Japan. fun and heaven exist at the same point of time. like you wanna have fun go ahead.. you wanna be the chill and be disconnected from the city.. you do you where ever you wanna go just do it. never have second thoughts! it's now or never!!!@!!!

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This is our second time here, and we had a great time. The place is clean, well organised, the rides are good and well maintained. There are plenty of playgrounds for the kids, and all facilities are well maintained. Many of the rides are interactive in nature, which makes it interesting. Our favourite rides are the Coast Guard HQ where you drive your own boat, Splash Battle where you shoot water cannons at people around you, and the small roller coaster - Dragon's apprentice. Overall, the rides and activities would suit primary school kids and toddlers. Staff are helpful and service is great. This park is much smaller than other major theme parks, but we enjoyed it much more due to less crowds, and much shorter queueing time. The downside is that some rides are not open every day, and some rides are only open for part of the day. Also note that the theme park is not open everyday of the year, therefore, you should check the website before making plans. Food is rather expensive in the theme park, but we were very pleased with the allergy awareness, and there are charts indicating the allergens each of the items. There is an adjacent shopping and restaurant area, outside of Legoland, which includes a bakery, pizza shop, grilled eel, and noodle shops. Oveall it was a good experience. #givethanks #givethanks

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.

LEGOLAND 👍Attraction Introduction: LEGOLAND® Japan Resort is a theme park where children aged 2–12 and their families can have fun all day long. There are over 40 rides, attractions, and shows, as well as eight different themed areas. The park uses 17 million LEGO bricks and 10,000 LEGO models. Personally, I think the most worthwhile attractions are: 1. The Dragon (Coasters): There are two versions: the family version, with a gentle track around the Knights' Kingdom, suitable for younger children, and the advanced version, with high-speed plunges + 360-degree turns, passing through "flames" (actually smoke effects) spewed by a LEGO fire-breathing dragon. 2. LEGO NINJAGO The Ride. Play the role of a ninja riding a flying dragon soaring in the sky. There's no major weightlessness or flips, but it does fly quite high, making it less difficult than the first one mentioned above. There are multiple LEGO NINJAGO model check-in points hidden within the NINJAGO World area. Complete designated tasks to redeem limited-edition badges. 3. Splash Battle: Ride a pirate ship and use water guns to battle with travelers on other ships. There are also fixed water cannons on the shore for "spectators" to join the fray. 4. Rescue Academy: Teams operate LEGO fire trucks to drive to a "burning building" and manually pump water to extinguish the fire. The fastest team to extinguish the flames will have their ranking displayed on an electronic screen. This is most suitable for families. Other attractions you can enjoy: 1. Submarine Adventure Features: Asia's first diving experience combining LEGO bricks with real marine life. Travelers take a submarine to dive into the "seabed" and observe creatures such as sharks and tropical fish through the windows. At the same time, there are LEGO-built scenes of shipwrecks and treasures inside the cabin. The submarine is also equipped with interactive buttons that can trigger lights or simulate bubble effects, enhancing the immersive experience. 2. LEGO Factory Tour: Enter a simulated factory workshop and watch a short film about the LEGO brick manufacturing process. Afterward, each person receives a limited-edition LEGO brick engraved with the park's logo as a souvenir. 3. MINILAND: This entire area uses over 10 million bricks to recreate Japanese landmarks, such as Nagoya Castle, Senso-ji Temple, and Osaka Castle. The details are so exquisite that even the pedestrian traffic lights at Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing are dynamically reproduced. 📍Recommended Itinerary: You can choose your favorite attractions to revisit multiple times, or you can refer to the following recommended one-day itinerary: Morning (10:00–12:30): 1. BRICKTOPIA: - Experience Build and Test (free building area) and Robotic Play Centre (robotics course, reservation required). - Watch LEGO NINJAGO Live: a live interactive show with multiple performances daily. 2. ADVENTURE: - Must-play: Submarine Adventure, traveling through a LEGO-built underwater world. - Thrilling attraction: Beetle Bounce (children's drop tower). Lunch (12:30–13:30): Knights' Kingdom Restaurant: Serves Japanese set meals. The "Ninja Bento" is recommended. Brick House Burgers: LEGO-themed burgers, perfect for photo ops. Afternoon (13:30–17:00): 1. KNIGHT’S KINGDOM: - The Dragon: The park's most thrilling ride, suitable for travelers over 105cm tall. 2. LEGO CITY: - Jr. Driving School: Children aged 6–13 can get a "LEGO driver's license." - Rescue Academy: Families work together to put out fires and win firefighter stickers. 3. MINILAND: - LEGO replicas of Japanese landmarks (Tokyo Tower, Kinkaku-ji Temple in Kyoto, etc.). Press buttons to trigger dynamic mechanisms. Evening (17:00–Closing): BIG SHOP: Located at the park entrance, you can buy limited-edition LEGO sets. 🚗Getting There: 1. Public Transportation: Take the Aonami Line from Nagoya Station to the final stop, Kinjofuto Station. The park is about a 10-minute walk from the station. (See attached image for details) 2. Driving: There is parking around the park, costing approximately JPY 1,500/day. It is recommended to arrive early on weekends. 🎟Opening Hours and Tickets: You can purchase tickets directly by searching on the Trip.com website. Weekend ticket prices are usually slightly higher. The LEGOLAND + SEALIFE combo ticket is recommended. Opening Hours: Weekdays: 10:00–17:00 Weekends/Holidays: 10:00–18:00 (May extend to 19:00 in summer) 💗Other Tips: If you purchase a combo ticket, it is recommended to enter the park early in the morning. You can leave around 14:30 to go to SEALIFE. If you want to re-enter the park, inform the staff when you leave and they will make a note. Height Restrictions: Most attractions are suitable for children over 90cm tall. Thrilling attractions require a height of 105cm or more.

🌳Nagoya, a city located in central Japan, attracts countless tourists with its rich history, modern cityscape, and captivating natural beauty. Here, you can experience the perfect fusion of tradition and modernity, and immerse yourself in Japan's unique culture. When spring arrives and the cherry blossoms bloom, Nagoya transforms into a canvas painted with shades of pink. Cherry trees lining the streets don a dreamy veil, and as the gentle breeze blows, petals flutter down like snowflakes, blanketing the ground in a soft floral carpet. At Nagoya Castle, you can admire the majestic castle built under the orders of Tokugawa Ieyasu while strolling through a sea of cherry blossoms, experiencing the weight of history and the gentle beauty of nature. Besides cherry blossoms, Nagoya offers many other attractions worth visiting. The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology provides insights into the history of Japan's industrial development, while the Nagoya TV Tower offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Atsuta Shrine, a shrine with a thousand years of history, evokes a sense of awe with its sacred atmosphere. At Osu Kannon Temple and the shopping streets, you can savor various traditional snacks and purchase unique souvenirs. Of course, no trip to Nagoya is complete without indulging in the local cuisine. Stepping into a traditional Japanese restaurant is like entering a serene Japanese garden. The interior decor exudes a rustic charm, with wooden tables and chairs, soft lighting, and Japanese calligraphy adorning the walls, creating an elegant and welcoming atmosphere. Here, you can savor exquisite sushi, crispy tempura, and steaming hot udon noodles. Each dish is a work of art, captivating your senses. If you're traveling with children, the Ghibli Park and Legoland Japan will be a paradise for them. Ghibli Park, inspired by the classic works of Hayao Miyazaki, creates a dreamlike world, while Legoland Japan, with its creative building blocks, offers endless fun and challenges, allowing children to experience the spark of creativity through play. Furthermore, Nagoya boasts excellent transportation. From the airport to the city center, you can choose the Meitetsu Airport Express or the airport limousine bus. Within the city, the subway and buses cover all major attractions. For convenient travel, it's recommended to get a transportation IC card, such as TOICA or MANACA. During your trip to Nagoya, you can also explore nearby Shirakawa-go and Takayama. Shirakawa-go is famous for its unique gassho-style farmhouses, which are now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Takayama, on the other hand, is home to numerous Edo-era buildings and is known as "Little Kyoto." Nagoya, a city brimming with charm, is an ideal destination for history buffs, food enthusiasts, and families with children. Here, you can enjoy tranquility and relaxation, away from the hustle and bustle of the city; you can also explore every corner of the city, experiencing its unique charm and atmosphere. Come to Nagoya and embark on a spontaneous journey! ❤️❤️❤️

Still struggling with where to go on vacation? Stop flocking to Osaka and Tokyo! Nagoya is definitely an underrated travel destination, unique and fun. Follow this guide to start your wonderful Nagoya journey🎈 Climate Guide Nagoya has four distinct seasons. Spring and autumn are pleasant, with average temperatures between 15-25°C, making them the most suitable seasons for travel. During this time, you can enjoy both the cherry blossoms in spring🌸 and the maple leaves in autumn🍁. Summer is hot, with average temperatures between 25-32°C, so remember to take sun protection measures when traveling. Winter is cold, with average temperatures between 2-10°C, so be sure to bring thick cotton-padded clothes🧥. Must-See Attractions Nagoya Castle: One of the three most famous castles in Japan, it is magnificent and full of historical charm. The iconic golden Shachihoko statues shine in the sunlight, as if telling stories of the past. In spring, you can also encounter romantic cherry blossoms, which complement the ancient buildings, creating a picturesque scene. Atsuta Shrine: The second largest shrine in Japan, it enshrines the ancient sacred sword Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi. It has a long history and is solemn and respectful. Here, you can experience traditional Japanese shrine culture and see many locals in traditional clothing coming to pray. Legoland Japan: The second Legoland in Asia, it is a paradise for children and Lego fans! Various Lego-themed amusement facilities and interactive activities are fun and interesting. There is also a super-realistic Lego model exhibition area, as if you have stepped into the wonderful world of Lego figures. Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: The metal spherical building is super eye-catching. The aquarium has a wide variety of marine life, and the whale shark and dolphin shows are spectacular and not to be missed. When you are tired of walking, you can also touch marine life in the touch pool, which is super interesting. Osu Shopping Street: One of the most prosperous commercial areas in Nagoya, it not only has a variety of specialty shops, but also a lot of great second-hand goods at great prices. Stroll, eat, and experience the local atmosphere. Nagoya Cuisine Miso Katsu: A Nagoya specialty, the pork cutlet is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. It is served with a rich and mellow miso sauce over fragrant rice. One bite is super satisfying. Hitsumabushi (Grilled Eel): Grilled eel is cut into small pieces and served with rice and various toppings. There are three ways to eat it: plain, with seasonings, or as ochazuke (with tea poured over it). The taste is rich and unique. Tebasaki (Chicken Wings): Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, they make a "crunch" sound when you bite into them. Dipped in a special sauce, they are fragrant and spicy, making them irresistible. Miso Nikomi Udon: Udon noodles cooked in miso soup. The noodles are soft and chewy, and the soup is rich and flavorful, warming both the body and the stomach. Travel Tips Transportation: Nagoya has very convenient transportation. The subway covers the entire city. It is recommended to purchase a one-day travel pass, which allows unlimited rides on the subway and city buses, which is very cost-effective. If you are going to surrounding cities, the JR lines are very convenient. Nagoya is also an important station on the Tokaido Shinkansen. Language Communication: Most locals do not speak English fluently. Download a translation app or prepare some common Japanese phrases for smoother communication. Etiquette and Customs: Pay attention to etiquette in Japan, such as taking off your shoes before entering a room, not making loud noises in public places, and expressing gratitude to service staff. Shopping and Tax Refunds: When shopping at stores marked "Tax Free," you can get a tax refund if you spend a certain amount. Remember to bring your passport.

Wondering how to spend five days in Japan? This guide has you covered! Selected routes will take you on a journey through Japan, ensuring you don't miss any of the beautiful scenery. Save it now! . 🎈Itinerary: Day 1: Ghibli Park 🎨 Explore Hayao Miyazaki's animated world, roam Ghibli Park, and relive classic animation scenes. Day 2: Shirakawa-go -> Kanda House -> Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck -> Takayama -> Takayama Sanmachi Suji Old Street -> Miyakawa Onsen 🏞️ A day trip through history and natural scenery, from the gassho-style houses of Shirakawa-go to the old streets of Takayama, and then to the relaxing Miyakawa Onsen. Day 3: Jinyamae Morning Market -> Takayama Jinya -> Gero Onsen -> Gero Onsen Gassho Village 🌄 Experience the historical charm of Takayama Jinya, then head to Gero Onsen to enjoy a hot spring trip and experience the tranquility and comfort of the Japanese countryside. Day 4: LEGOLAND Japan 🎢 Have fun at LEGOLAND, relive childhood dreams, and explore the wonderful world of LEGO bricks. Day 5: Osu Kannon 🙏 Visit Osu Kannon, experience the unique charm of Japanese religious culture, and bring a perfect end to your journey. . 🧳 Travel Checklist: Unveiling the Must-Have Items for Your Japan Trip! 📞💳 Bring a Japanese phone card and credit card for easy communication and worry-free shopping. 🔌🔋 Don't forget your plug adapter and charger to stay powered up. 🪪👔 Prepare your visa and passport, choose appropriate clothing based on the February weather, and enjoy your trip to Japan! . May your trip to Japan be filled with joy and unforgettable memories! 🌸

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#themepark We liked the park, because we are always impressed by things that can be made of LEGO. However, most attractions are for the younger kids. We did go into some of them and still had a lot of fun. Food and drinks are more expensive than in Disney, but almost no queues. It's okay to spend a couple of hours here but only come if you really love LEGO or have younger children. Still worth our visit.

Take the kids to Japan this winter break! Visit Nagoya and Osaka to explore ancient culture and try authentic local food. Universal Studios Japan and LEGOLAND Japan Resort are waiting for you to explore. Check out this 5-day itinerary! -- Japan is a country with a long history🏯, where cherry blossoms🌸 and Mount Fuji🗻 complement each other. The region has a unique style, where tea ceremonies🍵 and samurai spirit🗡️ coexist, allowing you to experience the rich cultural heritage during your trip. -- 🎈Itinerary: Day 1: Nagoya Castle 🏯Explore the ancient Nagoya Castle and experience Japan's rich history and culture. Day 2: LEGOLAND Japan Resort 🎡Have fun at LEGOLAND Japan Resort and enjoy a fun time with LEGO bricks. Day 3: Osaka Castle Park -> Osaka Aqua Liner -> Shinsaibashi 🌳Stroll through Osaka Castle Park and enjoy the wonderful blend of nature and history; 🚤Take the Osaka Aqua Liner and enjoy the charming scenery of the city's waterways; 🛍️Finally, arrive at the bustling Shinsaibashi and enjoy shopping. Day 4: Universal Studios Japan -> Umeda 🎢Experience fun rides at Universal Studios Japan and explore the world of movie themes; 🏙️Then head to Umeda and experience the urban prosperity of Osaka. Day 5: Osaka - Return 🛫Depart from Osaka and end your pleasant trip to Japan, returning home with a full load! -- Some tips: * There are many transportation options from Narita Airport to the city🚗, and the Narita Express is more convenient! * Japanese specialties are cheaper at airport duty-free shops💰, and may be more expensive in the city. * The temperature in Japan in January is moderate🌡️, but it is colder in the north, so remember to bring a thick coat! * Try local specialties🍱 when dining to experience the real taste of Japan. * The night view of Tokyo Tower is beautiful🌃, so don't miss the opportunity to take photos! -- Traveling in Japan is simple and fun! Remember to save this guide to help you plan your trip to Japan!

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🗾 Nagakute is a city that combines history and modernity, waiting for you to explore. Here, you can feel the ancient battlefield atmosphere of the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute, and you can also appreciate the modern style of the 2005 World Expo. 🌆 Nagakute, a neighbor of Nagoya, is a place full of stories. 🏯 Walking on the ancient streets, you seem to travel back to the past, while the modern urban atmosphere brings you back to reality. Here, every step is a new discovery, and every scene is worth cherishing. 🌄 Nagakute, a treasure city hidden in the northwest of Aichi Prefecture. 🌄 Whether you want to feel the weight of history or experience the prosperity of modernity, this place can meet your needs. Pack your bags and set off with joy! 🎈 Nagakute, a place that makes people linger. 🎈 Here, you can visit Nagoya Castle and feel the majesty of one of Japan's three famous castles; you can also visit the Nagoya Port Aquarium and explore the mysteries of the underwater world. The beautiful scenery under Mount Fuji is even more refreshing. 🌸 In spring, Nagakute is full of cherry blossoms, which are beautiful. 🌸 Walking through the streets and alleys, every step is an encounter with beauty. Take out your camera and record these touching moments, making them your eternal memories. 🍜 Nagakute not only has beautiful scenery, but also delicious food. 🍜 Here, you can taste authentic Japanese cuisine, such as sushi, sake, etc. Every bite is an ultimate temptation to the taste buds, making you unforgettable. 👫 Bring your friends and come to Nagakute to find happiness! 👫 Here, you can visit Ghibli Park together and feel the charm of the fairy tale world; you can also find the joy of childhood together in Legoland Japan. Happiness is right now, waiting for you to experience it! 🌲🌲 I hope these copywriting can add a touch of color and expectation to your trip to Nagakute, Japan. I wish you a pleasant journey! ❤️❤️❤️

Nagoya is the fourth largest city in Japan and the capital of Aichi Prefecture. Located in central Japan, it is known as "Chukyo." Here is a detailed guide: Transportation Guide - External Transportation: You can fly to Chubu Centrair International Airport or take the Shinkansen. It takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes from Tokyo Station and about 50 minutes from Osaka Station. - Internal Transportation: The city has public transportation such as subways and buses, as well as private railways such as Meitetsu and Kintetsu. Taxis are a more expensive but convenient option. Popular Attractions - Nagoya Castle: One of Japan's three most famous castles, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1610, it was one of the power centers of the Edo Shogunate. It has attractions such as the Golden Shachihoko, the Tenshukaku, and the Honmaru Palace. The Tenshukaku is under renovation, but the Honmaru Palace and the Omura Castle Treasure Museum are open to visitors. - Atsuta Shrine: One of Japan's three major shrines, it was founded in 113 and enshrines the Kusanagi Sword. It has buildings such as the main hall, the separate shrine, and the Kagura Hall, and is open all year round. - Oasis 21: A complex commercial facility consisting of the Spaceship Aqua, the Green Earth, and the Galaxy Plaza. The Spaceship Aqua is a landmark building with water flow and night lighting on the roof, and you can enjoy the view along the sky corridor. - Chubu Electric Power Miraitower: A landmark building in Nagoya, formerly known as Nagoya TV Tower, it is 180 meters high and has two observation decks where you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the city. - LEGOLAND Japan: A great place for family trips, it has various LEGO-themed rides and shows. - Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: You can explore the mysteries of the underwater world and enjoy the world's largest dolphin show. Food Recommendations - Eel Dishes: Try the Hitsumabushi at restaurants such as Atsuta Houraiken, Unafuji, and Maruya Honten Nagoya Station Meitetsu. - Miso Katsu: Pork cutlets are coated with breadcrumbs and fried, then served with miso sauce. They are crispy and flavorful. - Fried Chicken Wings: Represented by restaurants such as Sekai no Yamachan, the chicken wings have a crispy skin and are tender and juicy inside. - Curry Udon: The udon noodles are chewy, and the curry soup is rich and mellow. Together, they create a wonderful taste. - Soba Noodles: The noodles are smooth, and the soup is light and delicious. They can be served with tempura and other side dishes, making them nutritious and tasty. Shopping Recommendations - Osu Shopping Street: One of Japan's "three major electronics streets," it has electronics stores, general stores, and trendy shops where you can buy electronics, anime merchandise, trendy clothing, and more. - Matsuzakaya: A well-known department store in Nagoya, it offers a wide range of products, including clothing, cosmetics, and home goods. - Sakae: A bustling commercial district in Nagoya, it has many large shopping malls and specialty stores where you can buy a variety of fashionable clothing, accessories, souvenirs, and more. Accommodation Options - Luxury: Nagoya Tower Hotel, TIAD Hotel Autograph Collection, Nagoya Marriott Hotel, etc. They offer good service, complete facilities, and great locations. - Family: LEGOLAND Japan Hotel, full of LEGO elements, is a favorite among children. - Budget: You can choose hotels such as Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel, which offer good value for money, convenient transportation, and easy access to dining and shopping.

Discover LEGOLAND's 7 different theme zones with 40 kinds of recreational facilities, over 10,000 sorts of Lego models and the biggest Lego store in whole of Asia. Enjoy over 40 shows and recreational attractions at LEGOLAND, newly opened in 2017! Recover stolen treasure at Lost Kingdom Adventure or overcome the thrills of the Dragon Coaster Visit and purchase souvenirs at one of the largest LEGO shops in Asia Uncover the underwater world of SEA LIFE Nagoya and see coral reefs, seahorse, sharks and stingrays #legolandjapan #themepark #familytravel #travel #adventure

Day 1: Mornings in Osaka are always full of energy, and my first stop was the playful and creative LEGOLAND Japan. I took an early train to this dream kingdom located in Osaka, where the giant LEGO models at the entrance seemed to welcome every visitor. Upon entering the park, the colorful world of LEGO instantly took me back to my childhood. First, I explored the enchanting 'Mini City,' where Japanese landmarks meticulously recreated with LEGO bricks were astonishing, with every detail vividly brought to life. Next, I challenged myself with some thrilling rides like the 'LEGO Roller Coaster' and the 'Brick Adventure Boat,' releasing stress amidst screams and laughter. For lunch, I chose the LEGO-themed restaurant in the park, savoring fun-shaped LEGO pizzas and desserts, which were a feast for both the eyes and taste buds. The afternoon was all about hands-on creativity at the 'Brick Workshop,' where I tried my hand at building my own LEGO model. Although my skills were a bit rusty, the creative process was immensely enjoyable. As dusk fell, the park's lights illuminated the entire LEGO world, creating a warm and dreamy atmosphere. I picked up some LEGO sets as souvenirs from the park shop, leaving with a heart full of joy. Day 2: The second day's itinerary continued the joyful mood from the previous day. In the morning, I returned to LEGOLAND Japan to participate in the 'Brick Challenge,' where I built creative works alongside other visitors. Seeing the imaginative designs of each participant, I deeply felt that the charm of LEGO lies not only in its appearance but also in inspiring everyone's imagination and creativity. Then, I headed to the 'LEGO Cinema' to watch a short film filled with humor and emotion, with the adventures of LEGO characters bringing constant laughter to the audience. After leaving LEGOLAND in the afternoon, I chose to stroll around a nearby shopping center, enjoying the leisurely atmosphere of Osaka and tasting the famous local dishes like okonomiyaki and takoyaki, which were another treat for the taste buds. Before ending the day's itinerary, I sat by the riverside, admiring Osaka's night view, and reminiscing about the joy and emotions brought by LEGOLAND. This trip to Osaka allowed me to rediscover the innocence and happiness of childhood. LEGOLAND Japan is not only a paradise for children but also a perfect place for every adult to reclaim their inner child. The limitless possibilities of the LEGO world inspired my love for creativity and life, making me look forward to more opportunities for exploration in the future.

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🌴Attraction Introduction Legoland offers a wide variety of attractions, most of which can be enjoyed within 10 to 15 minutes. The Deep Sea Submarine even features real marine animals as decorations, making it far superior to Osaka's Universal Studios and Tokyo's DisneySea. 💰Average Spending: The prices are quite reasonable, with tickets costing around 200 HKD, allowing you to enjoy a full day of fun. 🗓️Itinerary: Although it is relatively far from the city center, there is a direct subway line that takes about an hour to reach from Nagoya Station.

I have been visiting Nagoya since over two decades now. I lobe everything about it. Mostly I appreciate it's location right between Osaka and Tokyo. It's got the perfect blend of urban and cultural offerings that make for a comfortable stay. The prices are better than bigger cities, people are friendly and it is always less crowded than tokyo or Osaka or Kyoto. Many a times using the Rail pass I have been able to see so much with Nagoya as the base. And within the city too from temples to legoland, there is somethig for all types of travellers. The food is just about as good as any other part of Japan. The weather has always been moderate during my visits. I think it deserves more credit. Perhaps you ought to try a holiday here and spend some time here to get what I am talking about. #japantrip#summerdestinations #100waysoftravel #cherryblossom2024 #mytravelhack

#japantrip So post the recovery, tourism is booming again. In Japan's case the quality is affected due to overtourism. And frankly I have been visiting japan practically every year since the past 20 years or even before that part of family get togethers and vacations. This time around the weakening of Yen I suppose, has caused an extra number of tourists to come to japan. So, a good way of dealing with this is to pick lesser known places. Nagoya, is one such city that makes for a fine escape. Offering you most of the benefits that other cities in Japan would. It's proximity to Tokyo also helps. Besides the efficient transport system in Japan makes travelling even to other places on day trips seem very easy. While there is so much to do in terms of food and your regular places to see in Nagoya. For those who like, there is even the Legoland in Nagoya. #japantrip #offbeat #nagoya #legoland

🎢 Legoland Japan Resort 📍 2-2-1 Kinjo Wharf, Minato-ku Embark on a brick-tastic adventure at Legoland Japan Resort! Perfect for Lego enthusiasts of all ages, dive into a sea of colorful creativity and joy. Don't miss the submarine ride, a fan favorite that deserves a double-take! With plenty to devour and spotless facilities, it's a full day of fun from 10 AM to 5 PM. Pro tip: Bring a change of clothes for the water battles – you will get soaked! 🐬 Port Of Nagoya Public Aquarium 📍 1-3 Minato-machi, Minato Ward Dive deep into the aquatic wonders at Port Of Nagoya Public Aquarium! From jaw-dropping dolphin acrobatics to the mesmerizing sardine storm, it's an oceanic extravaganza not to be missed. Get up close with belugas, penguins, and more. For a hassle-free visit, snag your tickets online and save queue time. It's a splash of fun for everyone from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM! 🔭 Nagoya City Science Museum 📍 2-chōme−17−１ Sakae, Naka Ward Curiosity meets wonder at Nagoya City Science Museum! Marvel at the world's largest planetarium dome, "NTP Planet," and get chilled to the bone with an aurora display in a sub-zero room. Witness a 9-meter artificial tornado and enjoy hands-on science fun. It's an architectural marvel too, showcasing sustainable features. Open from 9:30 AM to 5 PM, it's a brain-tickling blast for all ages! 🌿 Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens 📍 3 Chome-70 Higashiyama Motomachi, Chikusa Ward Nature and wildlife await at Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens! With a zoo, botanical garden, and amusement park in one, it's a day out that's kind to your wallet and rich in experiences. Climb the 134-meter-tall Sky Tower for breathtaking views. Arrive early to make the most of your visit – doors open at 9 AM and close at 4:50 PM. It's a green paradise teeming with life! #Nagoya #NagoyaAttractions #Japan #JapanTravel