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Nagoya Castle

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Jin *
9 Mar
Check in/out process was really smooth and love the location — station, donki, konbini, pharmacy, shopping locs are everywhere! Was adamant to book it at first because I wanted to stay closer to Nagoya station but good thing, I saw reviews about this place. The bath necessities are available at the reception and i must say I love the salt bath as it helped me enjoy a warm soak before bed. Will surely book this again someday
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!
클룩 회원
6 Mar
I stayed from March 1st to March 4th and was very happy with the location and facilities. Sakae Station Exit 1 is a bit far if you take the purple line at Sakae Station, but anyway, when you come out of Exit 1, there is a Don Quijote right there, and Vessel Inn is a short 2-3 minute walk up. I stayed in the smallest room, but it was nice because it had a view of the Mirai Tower, although the room size was quite small. I ate breakfast every day for 3 days, and most of it was the same, but things like udon were rotated daily. From 2pm to 7pm, you can make cocktails for free on the 2nd floor, so I felt so good having a glass as I passed by. From 2pm to 11pm, you can have coffee or soda, so it was great to have a vitamin soda when I was thirsty. Next time, I want to try Vessel Campana near Nagoya Station. They say it has a large public bath and there is a lot of shopping near Nagoya Station, so I'll go there next time! Vessel Inn was a really cost-effective and great hotel.
splat ****
6 Mar
convenient & fast, scan QR code to enter & exit
Klook 用戶
5 Mar
The transportation location is very convenient, with a convenience store downstairs. The facilities in the store are great, and there is also an open-air hot spring bath. Overall, the experience is excellent.
Sophia ********
4 Mar
I really enjoyed my stay at Hotel Silk Tree Nagoya in Nagoya. The hotel is in a great location—everything I needed was nearby, from convenience stores to restaurants, and it was easy to get around the city. The room was simple but very clean and comfortable. I loved how organized everything was. It may not be very spacious, but it was perfect for relaxing after a long day of exploring. The bed was comfortable, and I slept really well every night. What made my stay even better was the staff. They were kind, professional, and always ready to help. The overall atmosphere of the hotel felt calm and welcoming. If you’re looking for an affordable, clean, and convenient place to stay in Nagoya, I definitely recommend this hotel. I would happily book here again on my next trip.

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What to know about Nagoya Castle

Nagoya Castle is a historically important castle in Nagoya, Japan, known for its magnificent architecture and rich history. Built during the Edo period by Tokugawa Ieyasu, it was the home of the Owari branch of the Tokugawa family. Although the castle burned from air rides during World War II, the main castle tower and Honmaru Palace have been beautifully restored. The castle grounds are also worth seeing with its beautiful gardens like Ninomaru Garden, stone walls, traditional tea houses, and amazing golden shachihoko—mythical creatures that sit on the roof. But, there are plenty of things to do here besides sightseeing. At the castle's main entrance by the east gate, you can begin your adventure into Japanese history. Inside, there are exhibits on Nagoya Castle's history and Japanese folklore. Plus, you can watch the Nagoya Omotenashi Bushotai samurai performers bring Japanese stories to life with their shows. Close to Nagoya Station, the castle is easy to get to, making it a great place to visit. So why wait? Nagoya Castle is a must-see in Nagoya city.
1-1 Honmaru, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0031, Japan

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Things to do at Nagoya Castle, Japan

Explore the Main Castle Tower

The Main Castle Tower at Nagoya Castle is a place you have to see! From the top, you get amazing views of Nagoya City. Inside, there are cool exhibits about the history of Nagoya Castle, showing armor, weapons, and old items from the Edo period. The best part is the golden shachihoko, mythical creatures on the roof that bring good luck. The tower also has a museum with interactive displays that brings Japanese history to life!

Visit Honmaru Palace

The Honmaru Palace is a stunning example of traditional Japanese architecture. It was destroyed in World War II but has been recently rebuilt. The palace features detailed woodwork and gorgeous paintings. Walking through its rooms, you'll feel like you've traveled back to the days of the Tokugawa shogunate. Guided tours are available to help you learn more about the palace's history and importance.

Walk the Castle Grounds

Enjoy a peaceful stroll around the castle and take in the impressive stone walls and beautiful gardens. The Ninomaru Garden is especially stunning, with its flowers changing colors each season.

Watch the Nagoya Omotenashi Bushotai show

For a fun and exciting experience, don't miss the performances of the Nagoya Omotenashi Bushotai, a group of samurai and ninja actors. Dressed in period costumes, they perform martial arts demonstrations and historical reenactments, bringing Nagoya Castle history to life.

Enjoy a Tea Ceremony

Try a traditional Japanese tea ceremony at one of the tea houses inside the castle grounds. It's a great way to experience Japanese culture and take a peaceful break during your visit.

Must-see sights near Nagoya Castle

Tokugawa Art Museum

Just a short walk from Nagoya Castle, the Tokugawa Art Museum has a lot of cool items from the Tokugawa shogunate. You can see samurai armor, tea ceremony tools, and old manuscripts. It's a great place to learn more about history from that time.

Osu Shopping Street

Near Nagoya Castle, the Osu Shopping Street is a busy place with lots of shops, restaurants, and food stalls. It's great for buying souvenirs, trying local foods, and experiencing the lively local scene. he area is also known for its electronics stores and second-hand shops.

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