What are the knowledge and tourist attractions about Nagoya, Japan? Please introduce it, thank you

Nagoya is the capital of Aichi Prefecture and the fourth largest city after Tokyo, Osaka and Yokohama. Located in the central and southern part of Honshu on the Nobi Plain, close to Ise Bay, it is the political, industrial, economic, cultural and transportation center of central Japan. It was recorded in historical records as early as the 12th century. It was known as Nakono, Nagoya and Nagoya in ancient times. It was established as a city in 1889. During World War II, most of the city was bombed and rebuilt according to its original pattern after the war, forming a "Greater Nagoya" with a radius of 40 kilometers.

Nagoya has an area of ??376 square kilometers and a population of 2.15 million. It is a vibrant city with numerous entertainment centers, shopping malls, museums, and a famous convention and exhibition center.

The city is divided into 14 administrative districts. Central District, Retian District and their adjacent areas are the city center, with a 100-meter-wide street running through them. The Nagoya Castle in the city center was built in the 15th year of Keicho (1610 AD) and rebuilt in 1959. It is the symbol of Nagoya City. Other monuments include: Atsutian Liu Palace and Osu Kannon Temple (i.e. Zhenfu Temple).

There are many parks in Nagoya city, including Tsurumai Park, which combines Japanese and Western styles, Nakachi Park centered on Toyotomi Shrine, the birthplace of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Higashiyama Park, second only to Ueno Zoo. Peace Park and Shirakawa Park, etc. The 31st World Table Tennis Championships were held here in 1971. After the game, China invited the American table tennis team to visit China, opening the door to friendly exchanges between the people of China and the United States. Therefore, people also call Nagoya the birthplace of "ping-pong diplomacy."

The central area of ??Nagoya is the best planned urban area in Japan, and it is easy for tourists to know the roads. The city is lined with green streets and blooming flowers. Nagoya Harbor is secluded and unaffected by wind and waves. There are many main railway lines and highways passing through the city, and the tourism industry is relatively developed.

In the past, Nagoya gained a reputation for its historical sites. Now, Nagoya is world-famous for its developed industry and commerce. The annual industrial output value is second only to Tokyo and Osaka. Its main industries include automobile manufacturing, shipbuilding, electronics, textiles, ceramics, etc. The famous Toyota Motor City, Matsuzakaya Department Store and other nationally renowned large enterprises are also here. Nagoya has a well-developed education and has a number of higher education institutions such as Nagoya University.

Nagoya’s food not only includes traditional Japanese sashimi and sushi, but also its own unique delicacies. Like Japanese people in other areas, Nagoya people also like to eat noodles, and carefully made flat noodles (kishimen) are one of them. There are also paste noodles with miso as seasoning, which is also a rare delicacy. Temmusu and Uiro are Nagoya’s specialty snacks. I went to Nagoya for a trip, but I forgot to have a good meal.

The golden beast's head tiles reflect the glory of the Edo period

Nagoya Castle is located in the center of Nagoya City. The golden beast's head tiles decorated on the castle's watchtower - the ridge of the castle tower are the most famous. . In 1612, Tokugawa Ieyasu, the then Edo shogunate, built Nagoya Castle. Until the fall of the shogunate due to political reforms in 1867, it had been the residence of the Owari Tokugawa family, one of the three major Tokugawa families, and was extremely luxurious. Later, it was attacked by air raids in 1945 during World War II and most of it was burned down. In 1959, the castle tower was rebuilt and turned into a reinforced concrete building with one underground floor and seven floors above ground. Since then, the beautiful castle tower has been a symbol of Nagoya.