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Nagoya Castle

Trumpeted as a famous landmark, particularly the two golden carp (金の鯱 kin-no-shachi) on the roof.

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Nagoya Castle
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Why go

The original castle was home to Oda Nobunaga, one of Japan's famous warlords. Largely destroyed during World War II, the main keep was rebuilt in concrete in 1959, but is being demolished to make way for a more faithful reconstruction using traditional materials and methods. The honmaru goten, the main palace of the castle's lords, was reconstructed using traditional materials and methods in 2018. Free English tours with volunteer English-speaking Japanese guides are sometimes available.

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  2. Tokugawa Art Museum

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  3. Nagoya TV Tower

    Nagoya TV Tower

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  4. Nagoya City Art Museum

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  5. Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens

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  6. Port of Nagoya Aquarium

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