Location: Nagakute
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Top 10 Things to do in Nagakute, Japan
Nagakute is a city located in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
As of May 2015, the city has an estimated population of 57,764 and a population density of 2,680 persons per km². The total area was 21.55 square kilometres.
Restaurants in Nagakute
1. Toyota Automobile Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By TayNayNak - Luzon, Philippines
One word ....awesome!
Glad that we went despite the initial apprehension since the museum wasn't located at the city centre.
The trip was definitely worth it.
For those who grew up with Toyopet, Celica, Corona, Corolla, Volkswagen Beetle and a host of other vintage cars...this exhibit brings back memories.
Glad we were able to visit this museum and I recommend tourists to make a detour to see this awesome place.
2. Satsuki and Mei's House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By weiwei_sg - Singapore, Singapore
This is strictly for totoro and Miyazaki fans. Otherwise, the attention to detail to recreate the house and its environs will be lost. We were the only non Japanese members of the group of about 10 pax, mainly Japanese moms with their kids. But we thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the 30 min tour exploring the house, funding the staircase to the attic, mei's red slippers, looking through the wardrobe. Rather stalker and voyeuristic but perfect for satisfying our fascination with the movie. It was the highlight of my pre schooler's day.
We made the 50 min journey from Nagoya station to catch the park shuttle in time. Otherwise it would have been a 20-min trek in blazing 33 degrees Celsius
3. Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
4. Linimo Tobu Kyurosen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By LastMinuteLarry
The Linimo line I am told was built for Expo 2005 and is privately run. If you are in the area as we were (Toyota Museum), then make an effort and enjoy the ride. At least you can say you have riden a Maglev train, although speed is only around 60mph and levitates about 1/2" off the track. Each station has a symbol such as a triangle or cross as well as it's name to help international travellers during Expo 2005. Unfortunately you cannot use your Manaca card or similar but the fare is only a few hundred yen.
5. Nagakute Onsen Gozarasse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By nenenco - 愛知
1階と2階にお風呂があり、和風、洋風と種類があります。1週間ごと男女入れ替え制。私は2階の洋風のお風呂を利用しました。天井が高く開放感があり、風呂の種類が豊富で露天風呂もあります。炭酸風呂が一番人気です。
あぐりん村がとなりにあるので、いつも帰りに地元の野菜を買って帰ります。レストランもあり、駐車場は無料です。
6. Meito Art Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas C - Nagoya, Japan
The Meito Art Museum is currently exhibiting some really fabulous paintings. These works of art include different subjects; animals, buildings, scenes of urban life, "portraits," etc. Some of the paintings are so stunningly realistic that it looks like the subject will jump out of the painting and into your lap. Other paintings are more abstract, but have such tremendous depth, detail and eye-catching color variations that they really hold your interest. The paintings are exhibited on two floors in the museum. The lighting is excellent and the museum is quiet and well-designed. In addition it has a beautiful (karesansui) "dry gravel" garden outside. All-in-all it is a very pleasant place to visit. The museum also has a lovely little gift shop which has a great selection of cards. The museum lies just a few minutes walk from the Irigaike Park Station on the linimo line.
7. Ai Chikyuhaku Kinenkan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By sararymanx - 武豊町
2005年に開催された愛・地球博を記念して作られたのが愛・地球博記念館です。
当時の展示物や入場チケット、受付の自動券売機、制服などが展示されています。
館内は予想外に広く、展示物の数も豊富、海外のパプリオンで展示されていたものがそのまま残されている所があります。たとえば巨大な岩塩と地球の歴史や、インドネシアの歴史/風俗など博物館としてもお勧めの場所です。
そのころ話題になった女性ロボットも２体も残っています。
8. Nagakute, Foughten Field
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Gabsy_12 - Nagoya, Japan
There is a nice park where the battlefield used to be (the park is especially beautiful in the spring), and there are some stone markers to show where some of the warriors died or were buried. Some famous Japanese warriors took part in the battles at this location; there is one area known as Blood Lake because according to the legend, there was so much blood shed during the battle that the water turned red. There is a quaint little museum at the battlefield and also an area where people practice the traditional sport of kyudo (archery).
9. Meito Onsen Hanashobu
10. Iroganeyama Historical Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By yoitoko137 - Kuwana, Japan
長久手の戦いの際、徳川家康が陣を張り軍議を開いたといわれる色金山にある歴史公園です。家康が軍議のとき腰を掛けたといわれる床机石があったり、戦国時代の砦風の木造の展望テラスがあったりで、近くの長久手古戦場よりも古戦場の雰囲気を感じることができました。
展望テラスからの眺めがいいし、緑も多く公園内の茶室では２５０円で抹茶も飲めるので散策に良い所です。
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