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Nagoya Castle was built in the beginning of the Edo Period, and was Japan’s first castle to be designated a National Treasure. Although it was destroyed Restoration work being carried out is returning Nagoya Castle to original condition.

The Chita Peninsula, part of Aichi Prefecture with the beautiful views of seaside and countryside of Japan. With its warm climate, Chita is called “land of everlasting spring"" by locals. It is also known for the distillery of Chita Whisky.

LEGOLAND®Japan, opened in 2017, is a theme park where families can enjoy the day. There are lots of interactive adventure-type attractions on the theme of the world view of Lego block, such as riding in vehicles by all the family members, touching and making Lego models.

Nagashima Spaland is one of the most exciting theme park in Japan. It is quite accessible by local and highway buses. There are not only thrilling attractions but also plenty of attractions for all ages too.

Ise Grand Shrine is the most sacred Shinto shrine of Japan. It is considered to be the spiritual home of the Japanese and its national religion Shinto. If you are planning to visit temples and shrines during your stay in Japan, Ise Grand Shrine is worth visiting.

Lake Hamanako, close to the eastern border of Aichi, is Japan's 10th largest lake, with a surface area of almost 65 sq km. Lake Hamana has a number of onsen hot springs, in the nearby towns of Bentenjima, Kanzanji and Mikkabi.

Takayama, located in Gifu prefecture, is a city in the mountainous Hida region. This beautifully preserved old town retains traditional townscape. It now ranks as one of the prime candidates among travelers wishing to add a rural element into their itineraries.

Magomejuku, located in Gifu prefecture, is beautifully preserved old town and getting popular for those who wish to know Japan deeper. From seasonal flowers through street-side waterways to enormous working waterwheels, photo opportunities abound.