Where to Stay in Nagoya
Japan's fourth largest city and central hub. Gateway to the Japanese Alps, Toyota country, and unique miso-everything cuisine.
Quick Picks
Direct access, major hotels
Entertainment central
Cheapest area, local vibes
Easy access to Takayama, Shirakawa-go
Nagoya Areas
Spread out city with excellent metro. Most visitors stay near Station or Sakae.
Nagoya Station (Meieki)
Transit hub, modern, convenientBest for: Business travelers, Shinkansen users, efficiency seekers
Station: Nagoya Station (JR, Metro, Meitetsu, Kintetsu)
Nearby: JR Gate Tower, Midland Square, Toyota Museum, Sky Promenade
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Sakae
Entertainment district, shopping centralBest for: Nightlife, shopping, central location
Station: Sakae Station (Metro)
Nearby: Oasis 21, TV Tower, Nagoya Castle (walking distance), nightlife streets
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Fushimi
Business district, central, quietBest for: Mix of access and calm, business travelers
Station: Fushimi Station (Metro)
Nearby: Nagoya Castle, Hisaya Odori Park, Science Museum
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Osu / Kanayama
Local neighborhood, authentic, budgetBest for: Budget travelers, local culture, retro vibes
Station: Osu Kannon or Kamimaezu Station (Metro)
Nearby: Osu Shopping Arcade, Osu Kannon Temple, electronics shops, vintage stores
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Nagoya Tips
Nagoya is a transit hub
Gateway to Japanese Alps (Takayama), Shirakawa-go, Ise Shrine. Many travelers pass through en route.
Famous for unique foods
Miso katsu, hitsumabushi (eel), tebasaki (chicken wings), kishimen noodles. Nagoya meshi is a thing.
Toyota country
Toyota Museum and factory tours are popular. Reserve ahead for factory visits.
Nagoya Castle reconstruction
The main tower is closed for reconstruction (wooden rebuild). Honmaru Palace is stunning and open.
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