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Introducing "ANGEL BAR," a long-established authentic bar in Nishiki-san, Nagoya! We will explain its charms, including the nostalgic space nurtured by its history since its founding in 1987, the comfort unique to a spacious bar, and the visually beautiful supreme cocktails. Located just a few minutes' walk from Sakae Station, it is an adult hideaway perfect for dates or a second-stop drink.

Introducing the recommended highlights of Nagoya sightseeing! We have put together a guide to popular tourist destinations and deep nightspots, ranging from historical spots like Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Jingu Shrine, to landmarks and night views such as Oasis 21 and the Sky Promenade, and exquisite "Nagoya Meshi" local cuisine including hitsumabushi and tebasaki chicken wings.

Introducing a 1-night, 2-day model course for a solo male trip to freely explore Nagoya! We will explain all the tips to smartly enjoy your solo trip, ranging from sightseeing at Nagoya Castle and the Osu Shopping Street, local Nagoya food like miso katsu, and how to spend your night in Nishiki 3-chome, to a convenient base hotel equipped with a large public bath.

Choosing the Best Area to Stay in Nagoya: A Complete Guide to "Nagoya Station," "Fushimi/Marunouchi," and "Sakae/Nishiki" Choosing the right hotel in Nagoya depends entirely on your travel goals. Whether you prioritize seamless transport, high cost-performance (CP), or diving into the local nightlife, selecting the perfect neighborhood is the key to a successful trip. Here is a clear, quick-scannable guide comparing Nagoya's three main hotel areas, along with top hotel recommendations for each.

A detailed stay report of "APA Hotel ," located just a 1-minute walk from Marunouchi Subway Station! We will clearly introduce the charms of this outstandingly cost-effective hotel, including real reviews of its top-floor natural hot spring with an open-air bath, a breakfast buffet featuring local Nagoya specialties, and the actual size of its rooms based on its "New Urban Style Hotel" concept.

We clearly explain the highlights, access, and estimated time by purpose for Nagoya's Sakae landmark, "Oasis 21." Based on an actual visit to the site, we introduce its charms, including strolling along the futuristic "Water Spaceship" and taking collaboration photos with the MIRAI TOWER.

Experience a "Senbero" (a night out for around 1,000 yen) with a nostalgic Showa-era vibe at Nagoya’s Fushimi Underground Mall! We introduce the charm of this open, welcoming drinking district where even solo diners can easily drop by. Enjoy convenient access—directly connected to the subway station—and a wide variety of recommended spots where you can have a great time on a budget of around 1,000 yen.

Here is a report on strolling from Osu Kannon—a must-visit sightseeing spot in Nagoya—to the Osu Shopping District! We offer a casual overview of the area's highlights, ranging from places of worship like the vermilion-lacquered Osu Kannon and Bansho-ji Temple (featuring a unique fusion of modern architecture and a dragon) to vintage clothing shops, street food, pubs perfect for a midday drink, and even maid cafes.

Nagoya Castle is a must-visit sightseeing spot in Nagoya. We introduce the castle's many attractions—such as the golden *shachihoko* (mythical tiger-fish) that gleam against the verdigris-green roofs, the historic Honmaru Palace, and the "Kinshachi Yokocho" gourmet street where you can savor Nagoya's culinary delights—that make it an essential destination for any trip to the city.

Introducing the charms of "Hitsumabushi Hanaoka," a popular restaurant in Sakae, Nagoya. Based on photos from the author's actual personal experience, this article explains its appealing features, including unagi with a crisp, fragrant exterior, its unique hitsumabushi finished refreshingly with shiso leaf and Nanko umeboshi, and pairing with wine.