Nagoya, a city that exudes the charm of Japan.

Nagoya? While fewer Koreans choose Nagoya as a travel destination compared to Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, or Sapporo, it certainly has its own unique charm. == The Charm of Nagoya == 1. Fewer Koreans In the aforementioned cities, there are too many Koreans. If a place is known as a good restaurant, it's filled with Koreans... Sometimes, you might wonder if you are really abroad. In Nagoya, the proportion of Korean tourists is low, so you can enjoy the taste of being overseas better. 2. Infrastructure of a Major Japanese City As a city responsible for Japan's industry and manufacturing, it has good economic power, and thus, there are plenty of department stores and shopping malls. The Sakae shopping district is connected underground, making it a great tourist spot to escape the rainy season's bad weather, and the dense downtown area is great for walking around. = The photos are of Oasis 21 at night and during the day 3. Shorter Wait Times at Restaurants 4. Slightly Cheaper Prices Compared to Tokyo or Osaka 5. Beautiful Tourist Spots and Nearby Travel Destinations In a way, it might be considered a lesser version of Osaka or Tokyo, but Nagoya is still a great city to experience the local feel of Japan.