Nagoya Map, Japan
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Nagoya History
The lumber, cotton and ceramics trade industries increased greatly and sustained the town’s economic condition. Thus, it became a thriving small city. During the Meiji era, Nagoya was highlighted for its expanding transportation routes that allowed easier access for trade exports and rapid industrialization. During World War I, the city became famous for its foundries along with the booming industry exports.... read moreNagoya Nightlife
The Nagoya station area offers several places for those inexpensive drinks. Guests can go around Sakae, the big nightlife hub. Countless izakayas are present along the Kanyama station offering both cheap and up market places. Visitors who are still a bit hesitant about Nagoya’s club and bar scene can always try Nagoya Friends. They host parties twice a month together with locals and foreigners. For those who want to... 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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