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Top 10 Night Attractions in Nagoya [2025]
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Nagoya Castle
4.7
/5
2922 reviews
6.8
Based on 3,999 reviews
712m from downtown
Phone +81 52-231-1700
Address: 1-1 Honmaru, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0031, Japan
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
No.3 of Best Things to Do in Nagoya
Saved by 1441 users2245 positive reviews
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A place worth visiting especially during the cherry blossom season
The place itself maintained really well, very historical  architectural building and the outdoor also such a good scenery. Worth a visit when you travel to Nagoya!
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Sky Promenade
4.7
/5
55 reviews
6.4
From AU$ 10.33
Based on 49 reviews
Nagoya City Centre | 2.3 km from downtown
Phone 052-527-8877
Address: 4 Chome-7-1 Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 450-0002, Japan
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
No.4 of Best Things to Do in Nagoya
Highlights:
Semi-open corridor for sunset photos
Overlook Aichi's advanced industry cluster
Saved by 410 users100% positive reviews
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Easy to redeem the voucher. The view is stunning. I suggest to visit at night.
the Nagoya train station central Terminal in the city center you qill find this sky promenade, just take the high speed lift .
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Oasis 21
4.5
/5
161 reviews
5.7
Based on 498 reviews
Nagoya City Centre | 1.2 km from downtown
Phone +81 52-962-1011
Address: 1 Chome-11-1 Higashisakura, Higashi Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0005, Japan
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
No.7 of Best Things to Do in Nagoya
Highlights:
Open late for dining & coffee
46-ft glass roof with colorful lights
Saved by 612 users40% positive reviews
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It has a glass-roofed "Water Spaceship" where you can walk 14 meters in the air, an above-ground park "Green Land" with a vast lawn, a semi-underground "Bus Terminal", and "Galaxy Plaza" where various events are held underground. A three-dimensional park with 30 various shops. The spaceship that lights up the water at night is very photogenic, and it is also a popular photo spot.
Oasis 21 is a glass house filled with water created by Japanese people who pay attention to environmental protection. It is like a fish tank as big as a baseball field. It was designed and built by Hideki Casai and won the Solutia Award in 2003 (awarded to the author who uses glass as the design material). In addition to being a landmark building that boasts of its brilliance, Oasis 21 also fully demonstrates the concept of environmental protection. The top floor is the "Water Spaceship", which is made entirely of glass and is a large container for rainwater. The rainwater can be used by other facilities below, fully demonstrating the recycling of natural energy.
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Hisaya Ōdōri Park
4.2
/5
63 reviews
4.8
Based on 238 reviews
Nagoya City Centre | 1.2 km from downtown
Phone +81 52-972-2768
Address: 3 Chome-ほか Marunouchi, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0002, Japan
Recommended sightseeing time: 1 hour
No.18 of Best Things to Do in Nagoya
Highlights:
1.2-mile long narrow central park
Open nightly & year-round
Saved by 208 users30% positive reviews
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the park is next to the Nagoya city television tower , it's very easy to spot when you go there , easily accessible there too .
When I woke up early in the morning, the bright sunshine shone through the glass onto the bed sheets, making the whole room warm. My mood instantly became very good. The breeze blew the fragrance of golden osmanthus to every corner of the yard. Such good weather is particularly suitable for anything☺️. This street park is really nice.
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Gifu Castle
4.5
/5
48 reviews
4.3
Based on 561 reviews
30.3 km from downtown
Phone +81 58-263-4853
Address: 18番地 Tenshukaku, Gifu, 500-0000, Japan
Recommended sightseeing time: 2 hours
No.20 of Best Things to Do in Nagoya
Highlights:
360° magical night view
Dreamy ancient city lights
37% positive reviews
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If you don’t have a good understanding of Japanese history, you shouldn’t have much interest in this place. After all, this is a small city famous for Oda Shinagawa. There are transportation and tickets packages for visiting here. If you want to climb the mountain yourself, you don’t have to buy it. Because the package includes the round-trip cableway of Jinhua Mountain, and Qiyi City rose on the cableway on Jinhua Mountain and saw the scenery below. It was really sky blue and cloud white.
In 1567, Oda Nobunaga renamed Inabayama Castle to Gifu and moved the capital there. The name of Gifu Castle comes from Qi in Qishan, the name of King Wen of Zhou, and Fu in Qufu, the name of Confucius. This is the beginning of Oda Nobunaga's grand narrative of civil success and military governance. It was not until 1576 that it was moved to Azuchi Castle again. Six years later, the Honnoji Incident occurred.
You can take the Meitetsu or JR to Gifu Station from Nagoya Castle. After exiting the station, take an underground passage to the No. 4 bus stop across the road. All buses can be taken, and most of them take 11 stops to Gifu Park Station. Please prepare 230 yen in advance, get on the bus from the back door, get a ticket, pay attention to the screen at the front of the car, and when the next stop Gifu Park Station appears, press any button on the handrail to prompt the driver. Get off at the front door after the bus stops. In Japan, there is no need to rush to take the bus, and there is no need to move to the door in advance. When you arrive at the door, give the ticket and fare to the driver, and no change will be given.
Get off the bus, cross the road and turn right for 20 meters, you will reach the Gifu History Museum, and you can find the Kinkasan Cable Car according to the map. If you take the cable car, you can walk for another 7-8 minutes to Gifu Castle. In other guides, there are many different ways to walk up the mountain, but I only have one suggestion, take the cable car back and forth 🚠, you will thank me when you come back.
With this ticket, you can deduct 100 yen from the squirrel village at the entrance of the cable car station to feed the squirrels. It is not recommended to go in in winter. The squirrels are not willing to pay attention to you at all, and 400 yen is wasted in vain. After the squirrel village, Gifu Castle is up. The ticket for Gifu Castle is 200 for adults and 100 for elementary and middle school students under 16 years old. Compared with the cable car ticket, it is simply conscience. If you need a paper ticket as a souvenir, pay in cash. If you pay with Jack Ma, you will only have one receipt.
For those who are interested in history, you can learn about the progress of history on each floor. Gifu Castle was Nobunaga's third main stronghold. Six years after the fourth Azuchi Castle was moved there, the Honnoji Incident announced the end of Nobunaga's era.
The Insect Museum under Gifu Castle must not be missed!!! Important things will only be mentioned once. Keywords: Beautiful butterfly specimen wall.
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Tsuruma Park
4.4
/5
115 reviews
4.1
Based on 308 reviews
3.2 km from downtown
Phone +81 52-733-8340
Address: 1 Tsurumai, Showa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 466-0064, Japan
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Featured in Best Things to Do
Highlights:
Western & Japanese garden combination
Night views & unique architecture
Saved by 211 users28% positive reviews
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this is one of the most famous parks at Nagoya , inside you can also see the blossoms at spring and yellow leaves during winter.
It was an unforgettable experience to visit the park last April. Sakuras were everywhere in the park. The view was amazing.
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