Aichi Travel Guide
Aichi Prefecture is located in central Japan, in the Chubu region. The capital city, Nagoya, is the third largest city in Japan, while the city of Toyota is home to the automobile manufacturer of the same name.
Aichi has a rich and diverse cultural heritage, with two of its most famous points being Nagoya Castle and its golden shachihoko (golden dolphins), and the dish hitsumabushi, which is grilled eel served on rice and eaten in three different ways.
Nagoya is a great mix of the cultures representative of both Kanto and Kansai areas, and a fun, exciting place to visit all year round!
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Our Local Tourism Partners
Content on this page is based on information provided by trusted local tourism partners.
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Go Central Japan DMO
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Tourism Toyota
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HAKKO - Discover Japan's Fermented Food Culture-
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Toyohashi Tourism and Convention Association
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General Incorporated Association Chita City Tourism Association
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"Charichari" Nagoya
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Toyokawa Grand Hotel
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Cultural path Komokukan
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Genji-koh
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Nagoya Convention and Visitors Bureau Public Interest Incorporated Foundation
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Tokoname Tourism Association
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Toyoko Inn Nagoya Marunouchi
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AlpenGroup
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Kaze no Tani no Iori
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Ten no Maru
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INAX MUSEUMS
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nikko style nagoya
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Okura mochi
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JR Tokai Hotels
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NAGONO WORK BAR & SAUNA
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Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen
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RiverLabo Inc.
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AEON Mall Atsuta
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RC Communications Co., Ltd.