Top Things to Do in Nagoya 2021

"I saw it when I went to Legoland. Legoland is at the lower part of the bridge. You can observe the bridge and approach bridge from different angles in the park. Legoland is using these spaces for design and use, a good way of using space. Just look far, so that you can see the whole. In addition to Legoland, there is also a home pavilion nearby. You can also stroll around and experience the style furniture that Japanese families like."

"it’s a great theme park for kids! Kids love the rides and the queues were not long on weekdays."

"The Nagoya National Exhibition Hall is a large indoor exhibition hall. When I come here, I am very hungry and interesting. The whole exhibition hall is quite big. The themes of manga and cosplay are very interesting."

"For the package purchased with Legoland, the aquarium can only enter and exit once, unlike Legoland, which can be entered and exited repeatedly within the same day. A character card is purchased for 500 yen for both education and fun. The small aquarium is designed with the Lego theme very carefully. You can catch water and fight in half an hour."

"The JR railway pavilion is located in the seaside area, and it only takes 30 to 40 minutes from Nagoya Station. It is a good attraction. The exhibits in the museum are very rich, and the most exciting is a model of a whole room of railways, from Tokyo, Nagoya to Osaka, vividly expressed through models from day to night."

"A very beautiful park with many flowers and plants, although many of them cannot be understood. There are also many birds that live on the branches, avoid the tour groups, come here and have a look, it's pretty good to stroll around for leisure!"

"It’s a very beautiful place to visit. It’s worth visiting and very good for walking."

"Unexpectedly, the person who likes to play the most fun here turned out to be my dad. It is said that there are tens of thousands of tops from 50 countries. There are even Edo period. Perhaps the dad who has played with spinning tops has the most feeling."

"a big aquarium. lots of animals inside. including whales, dolphins, sea turtles, sharks and penguins. helpful staffs and lots of events"

"The Maritime Museum located in the Nagoya Port Building, with the theme of "Japan's No. 1 International Trade Port, Nagoya Port", displays various materials and objects related to the port and ships, as well as the history of Nagoya, including 6000 years of ship history Of learning and connections with the world. The museum introduces the relevant knowledge of the entire workflow of container handling through models and graphics. The most commendable thing is that there is a touch experience link in the museum: the gantry crane crane simulator gives people a feeling of playing games, and the newly built ship driving simulator is also quite real, and even makes you seasick."