[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Nagoya Port (Updated Jul)

#NagoyaPort #NagoyaPortAquarium The admission fee is a bit expensive for its size Considering the price of Japanese goods, it is acceptable Since online purchases are cheaper, I bought it on another app and entered My 3rd grader is a bit shy But watching the training show of the cool killer whales makes me feel better. If you time it right, you can see various event shows~^^

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Nagoya Port is one of the five major international trade hubs in Japan. It has now been transformed into a seaside paradise that combines marine culture and leisure and entertainment. From the world-class aquarium, the retired Antarctic research ship "Fuji", to the observatory and amusement park with a 360-degree view of the port city, you can rest at the JETTY shopping and food court when you are tired. The "4 Facility Pass" allows you to visit the aquarium, observation ship, observatory and museum with one ticket, and experience the charm of the harbor in depth. With convenient transportation access from Nagoya Port Station, you can choose between a half-day tour or a full-day in-depth experience. If you want to witness the combination of strength and softness of Japan's "port town", this is definitely an exclamation point that you cannot miss! #NagoyaAttractions #JapanTravel #JapanAttractions #JapanGoodPlaces #NagoyaPort

Nagoya Port Aquarium is Nagoya's marine treasure, with a giant tank and a variety of marine animals, including dolphins, killer whales, beluga whales, sea turtles, penguins, sardines and more ✅ The sea world is dizzying Once inside, the huge black tide tank is very eye-catching! ✅ Aquariums are all about crazy photography The aquarium is definitely a photo holy place!📸 Whether it's the fish in the tank rotating like a star river; or the splash moment of the dolphin performance; or the magic moment of the South Pavilion coral reef being exposed to the water, it's very exciting! 🚃Transportation From Nagoya Station, take the subway Toyama Line to Ei Station, change to Nagoya Port Line to Nagoya Port Station, and walk for about 5 minutes. ❗ Dolphin show crowded, it is recommended to arrive early to occupy the place! !!️Buying tickets in advance on the platform can avoid on-site queue time. The Nagoya Port Aquarium is rich in marine life, with a souvenir shop and restaurant, perfect for both friends and family🐟 #Nagoya #NagoyaAquarium

Introducing the Nagoya Ferry Pier, located in Minato Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture! I used the Pacific Ferry to go from Nagoya to Sendai by boat ⛴️ I stayed on board for one night, and it was very comfortable! The view of the Pacific Ocean from the boat was beautiful, and it was fun to walk around the boat! How to get there ☑️ You can get to the pier by train! From Nagoya Station, take Noseki Station on the Aonami Line and walk for just under 30 minutes. If you find walking difficult, you can also take the bus 🚍. #0yentravelFebruary2025

#CanadaFlightEvent #NagoyaPortAquarium #PortBuilding If you take the subway a little bit south from Sakae, the center of Nagoya, you can meet the sea of ​​Nagoya. There are many places around Nagoya Port that are suitable for family trips. It is usually good to travel around Atsuta + Nagoya Port together. The photo is Port Building + Antarctic observation ship “Fuji”. Nagoya Port Aquarium. 1. How to get there It is convenient to take the subway Meiko Line from Nagoya City to Nagoya Port (Nagoyako Station). If you exit Nagoyako Station Exit 3, you will find the Nagoya Port Tourist Information Center right away. 2. Nagoya Port - Nagoya Port Aquarium There was more to see at Nagoya Port Aquarium than I thought. It is a 3-story building divided into 2 buildings, the South and North. In the main pool, you can see many marine life such as killer whales, spotted seals, and dolphins, and in the outdoor stadium on the 3rd floor, you can see dolphin shows and open training of killer whales and white dolphins. In the south building, you can see sea turtles, schools of sardines, and penguins. If you go at the time of penguin feeding, you can see a truly heart-pounding sight. Admission: Adults 2,030 yen / Students 1,010 yen / Infants 500 yen (Discounts available for public transportation pass holders) Operating hours: Tue-Sun (9:30 am-5:30 pm) - Port Building / Antarctic Observation Ship Fuji / Port House The first photo is of the Port Building. It has a unique shape that looks like a ship floating on the sea. It's great for a walk around on a nice day. It's 63m high... so you don't have to go up. If you're interested in ships, you can also visit the Nagoya Maritime Museum next door, which has the same admission fee. The Ferris wheel nearby is Sea Train Land, a small amusement park where you have to buy individual tickets for each ride or buy a free pass (2,600 yen). Admission: Adults 300 yen/Students 200 yen

#2024 Travel Review **Nagoya Port** 2024 is coming to an end. I went to many places this year. One of the most memorable to me was the port of Nagoya! Transportation: Easily accessible by subway. Introduction: This has beautiful sea views and many restaurants, suitable for leisurely strolls, especially romantic when watching the sunset, super suitable for dates.

The airport is only a half-hour drive from the city center. Around Nagoya Station, there are many department stores and hotels. You can find eel rice, fried chicken wings, izakayas, and dumpling shops everywhere. Walking around, you can slowly experience the local lifestyle. Most tourist attractions are also near the city center and can be reached by subway. Near Sakae Station, there are many shops, including trendy stores and brand-name clothing shops. It is truly a great place for shopping.

Nagoya Port, one of the largest and most important ports in Japan, offers various attractions for visitors. 1. Nagoya Port Aquarium: One of the largest aquariums in Japan, featuring marine life from various oceanic regions, dolphin shows, and a large outdoor tank. 2. Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: Divided into two main areas, it includes the North Building (with marine mammals like orcas and belugas) and the South Building (featuring tropical fish, turtles, and the Great Barrier Reef). 3. Nagoya Maritime Museum: Showcasing the history and importance of the port with exhibits on shipbuilding, navigation, and maritime trade. 4. Fuji Antarctic Museum: A former icebreaker ship, Fuji, is now a museum where visitors can learn about Antarctic exploration. 5. Garden Pier: A waterfront area with a variety of attractions including shops, restaurants, and an amusement park with a Ferris wheel. 6. Port of Nagoya Wildflower Garden Bluebonnet: A garden featuring various species of wildflowers and offering beautiful seasonal views. 7. Nagoya Port Building: The building includes an observation deck providing panoramic views of the port and its surroundings. 8. Shopping and Dining: The port area has various shopping centers and restaurants offering local and international cuisine. These attractions make Nagoya Port a vibrant and interesting destination for tourists and locals alike.

There is a saying that "Kyoto is in Japan, but the real Japan is in Kyoto." If you want to experience the kimono, then Kyoto is definitely the right place for you. The charm of the thousand-year-old capital can mostly be experienced in these old streets. Pontocho Pontocho is a narrow street that is bustling with people at night. The lanterns are lit, giving this old street in Kyoto a unique feel. landscape. There are pubs and restaurants of all sizes located here. A visit to Kyoto would be incomplete without a meal in Pontocho. 2Hanaminakaji Japan's most famous flower street is also the essence of this place. It is a place where Japanese flower arrangement and tea ceremony flourished. This is also one of the filming locations of the movie "Memoirs of a Geisha". When you come to Kyoto, you must wear a kimono and take a walk here. 3Ninenzaka Sannenzaka Kyoto has a unique slope with many shops on the roadside. As long as you have time, you can find a lot of good things. There are wooden houses on both sides of the street, and the roads are basically paved with stone. There are many people wearing kimonos on the road. It really feels like walking into a painting. Gion With a history of nearly 300 years, the garden was the most prosperous commercial district during the Edo period. Gion is very quiet during the day, but it has a unique flavor at night. I recommend everyone to watch a traditional Japanese performance. P.S. Friends who come to Kyoto in July should not miss the Gion Festival, one of the three major festivals. The core area is at Yasaka Shrine. Nishiki Market This market has a history of nearly 400 years, with nearly 140 shops and stalls scattered along the street, selling everything from pickles, wild vegetables, egg rolls, Tsukudani, seafood, and takoyaki. Nishiki Market is also a must-visit place when visiting Kyoto. 6Kiyomizu-zaka There is a cobblestone street in front of Kiyomizu Temple. In addition to tasting Kyoto snacks and shopping, you can also rent a kimono (the time-honored "Kunimoto Fabric Store" is here and reservations can be made in advance), wear wooden clogs, and experience authentic Japanese culture. It is recommended to go to Kiyomizu Temple first, and then walk slowly down Kiyomizu-zaka to enjoy the Kyoto style more immersively. Philosophy of the Way Spring is even more beautiful. The cherry blossoms on both sides of the road are in full bloom. The entire road is like a pink ocean. Looking up, you can see the pink flowers with the blue sky as the background, which is very beautiful. When the cherry blossoms are blown down by the wind, the petals fall into the river, like a pink river. Walking slowly on the street can relieve the fatigue from a day's work.