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Jerry's UNO

It's a nice little taco shop that will run you about ¥500 per taco. They also have a nice selection of international beers.

Getting there: near Fureai Plaza in the Osu shopping district, to the giant manekineko statue's left (your right if you are facing the statue)

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Ōsu Shopping Arcade
A series of old style shopping arcades packed with mom-and-pop stores, ¥100 shops, traditional crafts, used computers and a fantastic range of clothing stores. There is a little bit of everything. Ōsu is the shopping area and Osu Kannon the temple just to the west side. In fact, the shopping area extends from Ōsu Kannon temple in the west to Banshō-ji (万松寺) temple and Ōtsu-dōri street (大津通り) in the east. Outside of the main shopping arcade, there are also a number of streets with a wide array of different specialty shops.
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Yabaton
The place to try another Nagoya specialty - misokatsu, pork cutlet with red miso. The standard set is teppan tonkatsu, and it comes to your table on a sizzling hotplate over a bed of shredded cabbage; then a special person performs the ritual of drowning it in sauce. If you're really hungry, go for the waraji (straw sandals) - a huge portion of pork loin flattened before frying so that it overhangs the plate (sometimes it'll come cut in half, as two cutlets). From the subway station, go under the highway overpass and look for the building with the sumo champion pig stenciled on its side, to your right. This is the head store; there are five more around the city, including two at the Nagoya station.
Closed · opens 11 am¥1200-1800
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Ōsu Kannon Temple
大須観音
Founded in the Kamakura era (1192-1333), this temple was moved to its current location by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1612. The present main temple on the site was reconstructed in 1970. Check out the main hall or buy an お守り (omamori) charm in the gift shop for good luck. The grounds in front of the temple are host to a small flea market twice every month.
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Nagoya City Art Museum
名古屋市美術館 Nagoya-shi-bijutsukan
Collection of 2,000 works including pieces by Modigliani, Laurencin, and Utrillo, as well as those of local artists, such as Takanori Ogisu and Tamiji Kitagawa.
Tue-Thu Sat Sun 09:30-17:00, Fri 09:30-20:00 (last admission 30 min before closing), closed Mon (Tue when Mon is a national holiday), Dec 29-Jan 3Permanent collection: adults ¥300, students over 16 ¥200, under 15 free