Shimamido Machinami Hozon Chiku

The Yotsuya-machi Preservation District in Nishi-ku, Nagoya is a beautiful townscape with white-walled storehouses that evoke a sense of history. The storehouses were built with fire-resistant walls, encouraged by the Owari clan, and the charming alleyways are filled with the atmosphere of the old downtown, including the Koshimori Jizo and Yane-jin-sama. In addition, there are cafes and miscellaneous goods shops scattered around the area that have renovated houses that are over 100 years old, so you can enjoy just strolling around. This area is a spot where you can forget about time and spend a relaxing time.

The Yotsuya Machinami Preservation District is a valuable tourist spot in Nagoya City where the Edo period merchant town atmosphere remains strong. White-walled storehouses, stone walls, and traditional buildings line the streets, making you feel like you've slipped back in time just by walking around. There are also many stylish cafes and shops that are still in business, allowing you to enjoy meals and souvenir shopping while strolling around. This townscape is truly a place full of deep and charming Japanese aesthetics.

In the preserved district of Shikando, there are unique roof gods and childcare Jizo statues. Why not walk through the nostalgic alleyways of Nagoya's downtown area and experience its customs and culture? There are also many white-walled storehouses and traditional buildings that remain, making it enjoyable just to stroll around. This townscape is a valuable spot that evokes Japan's sense of beauty and has captivated visitors.

The Shikamicho District Preservation Area is a spot where you can feel the historical atmosphere of Nagoya. The white-walled storehouses and stone walls are lined up, and the landscape of traditional architecture and stone walls is beautifully preserved. In addition, there are scattered landmarks such as the Komoridouzou and Yane-gami-sama, allowing you to experience the atmosphere of a merchant town formed in the early Edo period. There are also cafes and miscellaneous goods stores renovated from houses over 100 years old, making it enjoyable just to take a stroll.

The Shikemichi district in Nagoya is a retro town with beautiful white-walled storehouses and traditional buildings. In the stylish cafes scattered throughout the area, you can take a break while enjoying the old-fashioned atmosphere. At "cafe de SaRa," a more than 100-year-old renovated old private house, charcoal-roasted coffee and morning sets are popular. Also, at "Kissaten Matsubaya Cafe de SaRa," the half-and-half morning set with black sesame toast and brown sugar toast is highly recommended. Why not forget about time and enjoy a cafe tour in this area?