Aichi Prefecture, located in central Japan’s Chubu region, is a hub of history, craftsmanship, and innovation. Its capital, Nagoya, is known for its impressive castle, cutting-edge museums, and unique local cuisine. Beyond the city, visitors can explore samurai heritage in Okazaki, scenic coastal towns along the Chita Peninsula, and traditional pottery villages like Seto and Tokoname. As a gateway between Tokyo and Kyoto, Aichi is a perfect stop for travelers seeking both culture and modern attractions.
Top Attractions in Aichi
Nagoya Castle
A symbol of the city, known for its golden shachihoko ornaments and beautiful gardens.
Atsuta Shrine
One of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, home to the sacred sword Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi.
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
Showcasing Japan’s industrial heritage, from textile machinery to automobiles.
Inuyama Castle
One of Japan’s oldest original castles, offering panoramic views of the Kiso River.
Tokoname Pottery Town
A historic ceramics town famous for its kilns and pottery footpaths.
Local Cuisine You Must Try
Hitsumabushi – Grilled eel served three ways.
Miso Katsu – Pork cutlet with rich red miso sauce.
Tebasaki – Seasoned chicken wings from Nagoya’s izakayas.
Kishimen – Flat udon noodles in a light broth.
Tenmusu – Rice balls wrapped in seaweed with tempura inside.
Access and Transportation
By air
By train
By bus / car
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