Timeline
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Start with a café coffee at Massimo Mariani. It is a short walk from the park area and open until late, giving you plenty of time to settle in before the sun dips low.
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Walk to Haruoka Park. This is your vantage point for the golden light and sunset. The park faces WSW, aligning perfectly with the sun's path on this date. Find a bench or a quiet corner to watch the sky change.
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End your evening at Kōshō-ji Temple. As darkness falls, the temple grounds offer a serene atmosphere. It is a manageable walk from the park area, allowing you to transition from the open sky to the historic site.
Local tip
The sun sets toward the WSW on 15 October. Position yourself in Haruoka Park with the west-southwest view clear for the best sunset shot.
Check before you go
- Massimo Mariani is open Mo-Su 12:00-00:30.
- Haruoka Park is an outdoor public space; check local signage for any evening restrictions.
- Kōshō-ji Temple hours are not specified in the context; arrive with daylight or check opening times.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Nagoya (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).