Timeline
16:17
Grab a sizzling misokatsu set at Yabaton. The pork cutlet arrives on a hotplate over shredded cabbage, a classic Nagoya flavor to fuel your evening.
16:47
Walk 13 minutes to Hisaya-Odori Park. Find a spot near the fountains as the late afternoon light begins to soften. Local musicians often set up here on weekends, adding a soundtrack to the view.
17:02
Head to the base of the Nagoya TV Tower. Look up at the 180-meter structure as the sun sets toward the WSW. The golden light reflects off the tower and the park below, offering a striking view of Japan's oldest TV tower against the fading sky.
17:32
The Rock Aussie Sports Bar & Grill
End the night with a drink at The Rock Aussie Sports Bar & Grill. It is just a short walk from the tower. Enjoy Australian fare and live music some Sunday nights in a relaxed atmosphere.
Local tip
The park is open 24/7, but the musicians typically appear on weekend afternoons and evenings. Check the route from Yabaton to the park if you need directions.
Check before you go
- Yabaton is open 11:00-21:00.
- The Rock Aussie Sports Bar & Grill is open 17:30-24:00 on weekdays and Sundays.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Nagoya (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).