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Nagoya Station

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Klook User
10 Mar
We had a pleasant evening in this cafe. The girls were friendly and they made the rules clear in a fun engaging way. I also liked the original way of calling for them and their rewarding system with their own currency whenever they did something you liked haha.
Klook User
10 Mar
We had a good time petting the baby piggies. One did bite my ankle but it was innocent 😅 Kudos to the people working there to manage and clean up so fast. They were very responsive to it and did a great job explaining also.
클룩 회원
8 Mar
Our guide, Son A-young, provided thorough explanations, and the trip to the Nagoya suburbs was just perfect. We had a wonderful and enjoyable time!
Lai *******
8 Mar
1. It's about a three to five-minute walk from Nagoya Station. Although construction is still ongoing in front of the station, it doesn't affect the comfort of the walk. 2. My child and I both loved the hotel's breakfast; some dishes had a distinct local flavor. 3. The front desk staff were very polite and were able to answer and resolve questions promptly. The cleanliness of the rooms, the entire hotel interior, and the public bath areas are all commendable, and the hardworking staff deserve praise. 4. The washing machines and dryers are located in the women's and men's public bath areas. To enter the women's public bath, you need your room card and a special access card for the women's bath. I highly recommend that everyone staying here definitely visit the public bath for showering and soaking. The facial and body wash products provided are very comprehensive. Plus, I stayed on the second floor this time, which made going to the large public bath for showering and soaking very convenient and comfortable for my son and me. 5. I found the twin room spacious enough. My two 29-inch top-opening suitcases could both be placed on the floor simultaneously. If they weren't the bulky type, they could even fit under the bed, as the bed height is well-designed. 6. If I have the chance to visit Nagoya again, this will be my top choice.
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splat ****
6 Mar
convenient & fast, scan QR code to enter & exit
Clarence **************
5 Mar
Hotel room is clean, location is good. Overall we had a pleasant stay there. Will defintely re-book in future.
Clarence **************
5 Mar
Good location. Clean and quiet hotel. We had a pleasant stay here. Good amentities and resturant coupon given out to guests.
Clarence **************
5 Mar
Clean room, good view, good location. Will rebook again in future. Perhaps check-in time can be earlier in future.

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What to know about Nagoya Station

Welcome to Nagoya Station, a marvel of modern transportation and architecture nestled in the bustling Meieki area of Nagoya, Japan. This iconic station, once holding the Guinness World Record for the largest train station by floor area, is more than just a transit hub—it's a vibrant city within a station. As one of the world's largest train station buildings, Nagoya Station serves as a vital gateway to Japan, seamlessly connecting travelers through JR railway lines, shinkansen bullet trains, and national bus services. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this bustling hub offers a unique blend of modern convenience and cultural charm. With its impressive architecture, diverse shopping options, and rich history, Nagoya Station is not just a point of transit but a destination in itself, promising an unforgettable experience as you explore the vibrant city of Nagoya and beyond.
1-chōme-1-4 Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 450-0002, Japan

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

JR Central Towers

Standing tall and proud above Nagoya Station, the JR Central Towers are a must-see for any visitor to the city. These iconic twin towers, completed in 1999, are not just architectural marvels but also a hub of activity. With a plethora of shops, restaurants, and even hotels, they offer a perfect blend of shopping, dining, and relaxation. Don't miss the chance to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Nagoya from the top floors, where you can sip on a drink at the wine bar or cafe and watch the city come alive beneath you.

Tōkaidō Shinkansen

Feel the rush of speed and efficiency with a ride on the Tōkaidō Shinkansen, Japan's renowned bullet train service. Nagoya Station is a pivotal stop on this high-speed rail line that connects major cities like Tokyo and Osaka. Whether you're a train enthusiast or simply looking for a quick and comfortable way to travel, the Shinkansen offers an unforgettable experience. Marvel at the precision and punctuality of this engineering marvel as you zip through the Japanese landscape at lightning speed.

Gate Walk and JR Gate Tower

Dive into a shopper's paradise at Gate Walk and the JR Gate Tower, conveniently located at Nagoya Station. This vibrant shopping area is a treasure trove of retail delights, offering everything from trendy fashion boutiques to unique local stores. Whether you're hunting for the latest styles or searching for a special souvenir, you'll find it here. The newly added JR Gate Tower enhances the experience with even more options, ensuring that every shopping trip is an adventure in itself.

Culture and History

Nagoya Station, affectionately known as 'Meieki,' has been a cornerstone of Japan's railway history since 1886. It has witnessed significant events, including its role during the Pacific War, and has undergone numerous reconstructions. The station, completed in its modern form in 1999, is a testament to Nagoya's resilience and forward-thinking urban development. It offers visitors a unique blend of historical significance and modern marvels, reflecting the city's rich past and dynamic future.

Local Cuisine

Nagoya Station is a culinary haven, offering a delightful array of local flavors and signature dishes. Indulge in the savory kishimen noodles or the popular tebasaki chicken wings at the station's eateries. Don't miss the chance to explore Ramen Alley, where you can savor diverse ramen varieties from seven different stores. For a truly authentic experience, try the miso katsu and hitsumabushi, which showcase the unique and intense flavors of Nagoya's cuisine.

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