Nagoya

Café de Metro

Serves up basic curry and donburi dishes, including a decent misokatsu, for ¥480 with coffee/tea, or ¥680 with miso soup and pickles.

Fujigaoka

Fujigaoka is known for its cherry blossoms (sakura) trees in the spring lining the streets. It is close to the site of the 2005 World Expo held in Nagakute, a 15-min linear motor car (Linimo) train ride from Fujigaoka station. This quaint little area at the edge of town has a plethora of shops, boutiques, patisseries and coffee shops. They also hold a market the 3rd Sunday of every month.

Serge Gen's Restaurant Group Nagoya

Five top-quality restaurants in the heart of Nagoya, Japan. From Italian cafe, Yakiniku, Sushi, to catered party events.

Closed · opens 11 am·¥3000

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

トヨタ産業技術記念館 Toyota-sangyō-gijutsu-kinenkan

Built on the site of one of Toyota's original loom factories, this museum tells the story of the Toyota corporation, from its beginnings as an industrial loom manufacturer to its transformation into one of the world's largest car manufacturers. Includes large loom machinery and car display halls as well as a hands-on "Technoland" with interactive science exhibits. Museum also includes a library, video library with personal viewing booths, restaurant, cafe, and gift shop. Displays, brochures, and audioguides available in English and several other languages. Barrier-free access for disabled visitors. Freespot Wi-Fi access available.

Tue-Sun 09:30-17:00 (last admission 16:30), (restaurant open until 21:00), closed Mon (Tue if Mon is a holiday), New Year's holidays·Adults ¥1000, Jr. & Sr. high school students: ¥300, Elem. School Students: ¥200