Tourism in Nagoya City

As early as more than 400 years ago, Dashudian Street had existed as an area where temples were concentrated. Since then, the traditional performing arts culture in this area has flourished. Now it has become a prosperous business district with 1200 old shops and novel shops, and it is also very popular as a tourist attraction. In the streets of Dasu, there are Guanyin statues, cultural performances and so on, as well as specialty stores and fashion clothing stores selling computers and other computer products.

Nagoya TV Tower

Nagoya TV Tower is located in the Ninth Five-Year Plan Datong Park in downtown Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is the earliest dense broadcasting tower built in Japan. Nagoya TV Tower is180m high and designed by Tadao Naito. It is one of the landmarks in downtown Nagoya.

Leitian shrine

Hotan shrine is one of the few ancient societies among many shrines in Japan. The shrine has a very deep reason for trying to unify the Japanese statues in ancient Japan. Covering an area of 6.5438+0.9 million square meters, it is built according to the architectural style of Shen Ming, and the roof is covered with copper plates.

After the reconstruction of 1955, the ancient wood flavor of Reheda shrine remains the same. There are 25 historical sites such as Ding Qiao and Sakuma Lantern, and people come here to pay homage to them in an endless stream every year. The most attractive place for tourists in Reheda Shrine is the Treasure Hall, with more than 2,000 antiques and artworks on the first floor and precious classical documents and classics on the second floor.

Juewangshan Tairi Temple

Wang Jue's Tairi Temple is famous for its vivid way of worship. From traditional restaurants to Indian restaurants, coffee shops and fashion grocery stores. You can also go to the "Juewangshan Apartment" where young people's personalized shops are gathered.

Dongshan Zoo and Botanical Garden

Dongshan Botanical Garden is Nagoya Municipal Park. It is mainly divided into four parts: zoo garden, children's zoo, zoo north park playground and botanical garden garden. You can see common animals such as monkeys, giraffes, tigers and elephants, as well as rare animals such as rhinoceros, raccoons, seals and penguins. There are more than 500 kinds of animals. Nagoya Castle

Nagoya City is located in the center of Nagoya, at 16 12. Nagoya City was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu, the general of the Edo shogunate at that time. Until the fall of the shogunate in 1867, it was the residence city of the Tokugawa family, one of the three major Tokugawa families, and it was extremely luxurious. Later, in World War II, it was attacked by air at 1945, and most of it was burned. 1959, Tianshou Pavilion was rebuilt into a reinforced concrete building with one underground floor and seven floors above ground. Nagoya belt: a kind of female kimono belt. It was produced in Nagoya at the end of Taisho. The tail width of Nagoya belt is the same as that of ordinary kimono belt, and the first width is half of the tail width. Convenient to tie all kinds of common knots. The level and formality are lower than those of pill belt and bag belt, and are generally used in daily occasions.

Nagoya Chicken: It is a Japanese breed with a history of 100 years. The whole body is dominated by yellow feathers, and the cock has black feathers at the tip and tail.

Eel tea: eel tea is a kind of tea soaked with rice. Speaking of tea soaked rice, this is a very harmonious way to eat. In the Heian period, the tea soaked rice was called "soup stains", that is, the sauce and soup head were poured into the covered rice and stirred.