Recycle Centers in Nagoya Higashi Ward
May 22, 2018 By Admin
Recycle Center (AEON Nagoya Dome) / (イオンナゴヤドーム前) Telephone: 052-725-6700 Address: 4-102-3 Yadaminami, Higashi-ku, Nagoya (map link) Parking available in front of flower shop Open Hours: 2nd /4th Thursday 10:00am-12:00pm 1:00pm-2:00pm...[ Click to read more ]
Atsuta Shrine Festival in Nagoya
May 18, 2018 By Ray Proper
Atsuta Jingu, ranks in importance second only to the Great Shrine of Ise in Mie, which is the center of the Shinto religion in Japan, and draws over 9 million...[ Click to read more ]
Recycle Centers in Nagoya Chikusa Ward
May 16, 2018 By Admin
Recycle Center (AEON TOWN Chikusa)/ (イオンタウン千種) Telephone: 052-734-5300 Address: 2-16-13 Chikusa, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya (map link) Parking available in front of Max Valu Open Hours: 1st/...[ Click to read more ]
Recycle Centers in Nagoya Atsuta Ward
May 16, 2018 By Admin
Recycle Center (AEON Atsuta) / (イオン熱田) Telephone: 052-884-0200 Address: 1-2-11 Mutsuno, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya (map link) Parking available north-west of AEON Atsuta Open Hours: Every Tuesday, 2nd /4th Thursday 10:00am-2:00pm Papers...[ Click to read more ]
Thai Festival in Nagoya’s Hisayaodori Park
May 01, 2018 By Ray Proper
The annual Thai Festival in is an extremely popular early summer event in Nagoya. Held at Hisayaodori Park, rain or shine, you can enjoy a wide selection of Thai Food and...[ Click to read more ]
English Speaking Hairdressers in Nagoya
Apr 25, 2018 By Admin
There is nothing worse than getting a bad haircut. The slightest miscommunication with your hairdresser, and you're stuck either looking foolish for a week or so, or hiding your bodged...[ Click to read more ]
MBprints T-shirt Print Shop Japan
Apr 25, 2018 By Admin
MBprints is a full service textile t-shirt print shop located in Japan which specializes in garment printing using the highest quality inks, t-shirts and supplies. Custom and/or original printed silk...[ Click to read more ]
Nagoya Antique Fair
Apr 23, 2018 By Bert Wishart
No matter how long or short your stay in Japan is, when you eventually end up going home, you really ought to bring a piece of the country back with...[ Click to read more ]
Sake’ing it to ya, at the Nayabashi Sake Festival in Ngaoya
Feb 26, 2018 By Bert Wishart
Forget Asahi, Kirin or Strong Zero, there can be no doubt that the national drink of Japan is sake. ‘Nihonshu’, to give it its proper title (with ‘sake’ being a term...[ Click to read more ]
Soldiering on at The Battlefields of Nagakute
Feb 01, 2018 By Bert Wishart
Visit the grounds of one of Japan's most historic battles. When considering Japanese history, most people will think of two key places: Kyoto and Tokyo. The former was for long...[ Click to read more ]
