Some of the roots of modern electrical appliances lie in tools from the Edo period, and engineers who met electricity laid the foundation for Japanese manufacturing.
This time, while introducing daily necessities that changed from manual to electric in the Edo to Meiji periods and their history, we will also unravel the achievements of scientists.
There is also an experience corner where you can touch and learn about electricity-related activities.

Nagoya

Japan

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Exhibitions

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

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The advantage of Nagoya is that there are few people everywhere. Various museums are optimistic about the opening date in advance to avoid being empty. As long as you don&#39;t need to make an appointment here on the opening day, you can buy tickets on the spot, and the fare is not expensive. It is very large inside, divided into textile areas and car areas. Originally went to the car, but I didn&#39;t expect the textile area to be so beautiful. There are many interactive facilities, in addition to the machine demonstration, there are live demonstrations. The car area has a complete set of assembly lines, and you can clearly see how a car is installed. Even if he has a variety of classic models of Toyota since its inception, the big friends and children who like the car can&#39;t walk here. It takes two or three hours to walk around. If you listen carefully to the explanation and watch the demonstration, it is expected to take a day. Sometimes there will be free explanations. Looking at the situation of the staff, some staff are very good. You can explain in detail to tourists from different countries in Chinese, English and Japanese. Some staff are very indifferent. I always feel that Japan&#39;s service industry has changed a lot from before. Every staff member I met before has a very good attitude. Now I have a relatively high chance of encountering indifferent staff.

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Legoland Japan Resort

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Family-friendly Attractions

Amusement parks

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Legoland is a true LEGO fan&#39;s paradise! Stepping into the park is like entering a dream world built from building blocks. The &quot;Mini Continent&quot; meticulously recreates attractions from across Japan using over 10 million LEGO bricks, offering exciting interactive experiences at the touch of a button. The rides are also incredibly creative, with the &quot;Dragon Roller Coaster&quot; featuring a LEGO dragon belching steam as it swoops down, a thrilling experience. The Creative Workshop allows you to build your own LEGO creations, giving you a sense of accomplishment. The park&#39;s food is also unique, with LEGO-shaped pizzas and ice cream that are both delicious and adorable. In short, there&#39;s something for everyone, whether you&#39;re a kid or a grown-up.

Port Of Nagoya Public Aquarium

The North Pavilion focuses on whales and dolphins, featuring killer whales, beluga whales, and two species of dolphins. The water area is adequate, but only the dolphins performed that day; it seems the killer whales won&#39;t be performing soon. The South Pavilion is divided into several areas with different themes, and the route is well-planned, so there&#39;s rarely any backtracking. The Sardine Storm is in the South Pavilion, and the turtle area is also quite nice. The water area is large enough to house green, loggerhead, and hawksbill turtles, and a simulated beach is provided for turtles to come ashore and lay their eggs. There&#39;s also a wealth of rare deep-sea and polar marine life. Overall, I recommend it.

Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel

Near Nagoya Station|Nagoya City Centre, Nagoya

Gourmet Hotels

Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower

Hilton Nagoya Hotel

Nagoya Castle

Historic buildings

Night view

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Nagoya Castle at 4 PM was beautiful, and I even caught a ninja and cat tour.

We dragged our feet until 4 PM, and the lady at the gate 🧍&zwj;♀️ said we could only visit for an hour, which meant we were finished at 5 PM!

I didn&#39;t expect it to be a student tour day, so I saw a ton of students coming out the moment I entered. I even ran into a couple of ninjas leaving their jobs, and a sleeping cat!

Although the temple tour ended at 4:30 PM, I was a little disappointed I didn&#39;t make it, but Nagoya Castle was truly beautiful and I was quite moved...

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Sky Promenade

Immediate access

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Easy to redeem the voucher. The view is stunning. I suggest to visit at night.

Atsuta-jingu Shrine

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We went there at night.
We were rushing to see time-limited attractions during the day.
The shrine is open all day, so we went there at night.
There were not many people in the shrine.
We saw several buildings with ancient charm.
We also saw a wine association listing various wines, which was very interesting.

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