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Nagoya’s city centre, which is known as Naka Ku to locals, is a vibrant district and comfortable base for enjoying the city’s myriad draws.
Hotels in Nagoya Naka Ku range in standard from a basic travellers’ inn up to luxury five-star establishments.
The Nagoya hotels here are a few minutes walk at most from the gigantic underground Sakae shopping centre, the Nishiki and Shin-sakae entertainment precincts, the Osu shopping bazaar, and the science and contemporary art museums.
Osu’s traditional shops and stalls offer tourists a glimpse of what Japan was like in years gone by.
The city’s two iconic tourists draws, Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine, are south of the central Nagoya.
The shrine is Japan’s second holiest site.
Tourists arriving in summer may enjoy the pristine sands at Nishiura Onsen Beach on Mikawa Bay.
Nishiura is close to the small town of Gamagori, which can be reached on public transport from Nagoya.
Mt Sangane is behind the beach and has a temple that is a worthwhile hike up to.
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District: Naka Ku
Founded in 1936 is this luxury accommodation in the heart of the city, with western and Japanese style features.
Very Good8.1
(374 reviews)
District: Naka Ku
Sited in the business district of Nishiki in Nagoya, this tourist hotel is minutes from the university and the airport.
Very Good8.0
(114 reviews)
District: Naka Ku
A premier business hotel fully-equipped with facilities for an effective business trip in Nagoya.
Good7.9
(680 reviews)
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Introduction to Nagoya - Naka Ku
Nagoya’s city centre, which is known as Naka Ku to locals, is a vibrant district and comfortable base for enjoying the city’s myriad draws.Hotels in Nagoya Naka Ku range in standard from a basic travellers’ inn up to luxury five-star establishments.
The Nagoya hotels here are a few minutes walk at most from the gigantic underground Sakae shopping centre, the Nishiki and Shin-sakae entertainment precincts, the Osu shopping bazaar, and the science and contemporary art museums.
Osu’s traditional shops and stalls offer tourists a glimpse of what Japan was like in years gone by.
The city’s two iconic tourists draws, Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine, are south of the central Nagoya.
The shrine is Japan’s second holiest site.
Tourists arriving in summer may enjoy the pristine sands at Nishiura Onsen Beach on Mikawa Bay.
Nishiura is close to the small town of Gamagori, which can be reached on public transport from Nagoya.
Mt Sangane is behind the beach and has a temple that is a worthwhile hike up to.
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