Tourist Information of Aichi

Chita Peninsula is famous for its sea-related tourist spots, including the Umi no Uchiyama Beach and the Sankai Kaiyokan Aquarium. In the summer, a luxurious and gorgeous fireworks display is held, and you can enjoy the luxurious experience of lying on the beach and watching the fireworks. The seafood is also delicious, and it is a popular hot spring resort. It is the best area for a drive course where you can see the sea throughout the year. It is also known as an industrial area, and the location where the complex stands shows a fantastic view at night.

There is an island designated as a natural monument of the country that is a power spot for the whole island (different from the Takeshima in Shimane Prefecture), and is also famous as an island of matchmaking. At dusk, the illuminated torii gate becomes a fantastic sight and is popular as a photo spot. There are also hot springs nearby, and it is worth visiting as you can see the island from the ryokan.

A city that prospered as the home of the Owari Tokugawa family and developed as the center of the Tokai region. Nagoya Castle, famous for its golden shachihoko, and Atsuta Jingu Shrine, which has been revered by the imperial family and the court since ancient times, are just a few of the many historical sites. Legoland and Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens are also within easy reach by train, making it a city with no shortage of places to play. Nagoya is also a treasure trove of local gourmet cuisine, especially the morning sets at coffee shops, which are both voluminous and fulfilling, and are a must-try.

This city is known as the "Little Kyoto of Owari" for its over 1000-year-old shrines, a castle with Japan's oldest tower, and a mysterious historical park with ancient tomb landscapes. There are also many grand and fantastic events such as the three biggest Tanabata festivals and the Setomono Festival, one of Japan's three biggest pottery festivals. The city has many theme parks and is a lovely place where "seeing" and "playing" are fused together.

In Okazaki, you can learn about historical buildings and streets such as Okazaki Castle, as well as the history and production of the nationally famous "hatcho miso." There are also facilities where you can enjoy meals made with this miso. You can also enjoy viewing beautiful flowers in the rich natural mountains. It's also a great place to relax your mind and body in hot springs when you're tired from traveling. In addition, it's currently a highly anticipated spot to visit, as it's deeply related to the NHK Taiga drama being broadcasted in 2020.

You can enjoy historical sites and cycling in Toyohashi.