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Local Homemade Cuisine: Keichan

Keichan is a local dish eaten in the Hida area, in Gifu Prefecture, where Takayama, Gero Onsen, and Gujo are located.

Tokaido Sekijuku: Nagoya Day-trip Sightseeing Series 6

Are you looking to experience Japanese history for yourself? Look no further than the post town of Sekijuku. Located on the Tokaido road, Sekijuku remains the most well-preserved post town from the Edo period.

Sumo in Nagoya

Sumo is Japan's national sport and has profound meaning. In competitions (大相撲 - Grand Sumo Tournament) Sumo wrestlers use a variety of different techniques. Join me as I dive into the world of Sumo and show you the best way to get tickets and enjoy the sport!

The Perfect Guide to Shopping in Nagoya's Sakae! Efficient shopping guide: Above Ground

Centrip Japan has put together the most detailed Guide to Shopping in Sakae. After reading it, you will learn everything you need to know about the area and the special points of every store so you can find the perfect one for you.

Centrip Japan's Complete Guide to Shirakawa-go

Shirakawa-go is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The best part of Shirakawa-go is the village with its Japanese traditional houses built in a style called Gassho-zukuri.
Gassho-zukuri is a house with steep thatched roofs to shed heavy snow which is typical in Shirakawa-go.

Inuyama Castle & Town: Nagoya Day-Trip Sightseeing Series 11

Tired of shopping in Nagoya? Want to take a break and get a taste of history? Then you'll love Inuyama, a short 25-minute ride away from Nagoya.