In the northern part of Nagoya stands the city’s most iconic landmark – the magnificent Nagoya Castle with its grand reconstructed palace. Surrounded by lush greenery, the castle grounds and nearby parks such as Meijo Park Tonarino and Meijo Park Flower Plaza offer a peaceful escape from the urban bustle. These scenic areas are especially popular among locals, joggers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
A short distance away lies the Nagoya Dome, home to the Chunichi Dragons baseball team. The dome also serves as a major venue for concerts and large-scale events, attracting visitors from across Japan.
Further northeast, in the historic Moriyama district, you’ll find the Shidami Kofun Museum, an open-air archaeological site featuring numerous ancient burial mounds. This fascinating museum provides insight into the region’s early history and offers visitors a glimpse into Japan’s ancient past amid a serene natural setting.
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