Nagoya Map, Japan
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Nagoya History
The World War II posed a challenge to Nagoya’s stability when it became one of the major target areas for bomb raids particularly because most of its infrastructure manufacturers aimed at producing military goods for the war. Most of the city was destroyed and abandoned by local population for safety. Hope was once again spurred at the end of the war. The locals focused on rebuilding Nagoya and bringing back its... read moreNagoya Nightlife
Café de Metro. Guests can have their fill of basic curry and donburi dishes that includes misokatsu with coffee or tea or a serving of miso soup and pickles. Kanran aka Marche du Soleil. This is a haven for the vegetarian. They offer an array of vegetarian delights on their menu. Yamamotoya Sōhonke. This is home of the classic Nagoya favorite nikomi udon. It’s made of thick and chewy udon noodles served in hot... read moreNagoya Sightseeing
If you’re an automobile fan, visit the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology that offers an insight into the long history of one of the world’s leading car manufacturing corporations. For more cars, this time from different eras and different countries, go to Toyota Automobile Museum. read moreNagoya Travel Guide
Nagoya became an industrial center for the surrounding regions. Towns of Tokoname, Tajimi and Seto were known for their flourishing pottery industry. Cotton and lumber were also major industries at that time. read moreThings about Nagoya you may be interested in
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