Location List

The building was built based on the concept of a Spanish house with a patio. The roof of the atrium was inspired by the Crystal Palace of the London Expo, and the entire facility is filled with orc...

This three-story building with scratch coat tile walls was built in 1932. A collection of ceramics made in Nagoya before and after the war is exhibited.

This neo-baroque style brick building, which was originally the Nagoya Court of Appeals, was built in 1922. The exterior, structure, central staircase, and the conference room on the third floor we...

An amusement facility with the largest Ferris wheel (85-meter-high) in central Japan.

The design of Nagoya Congress Center is based on the image of a swan spreading its wings. In the center court is the 8.3-meter-tall Statue of Sforza, which was constructed based on the design by Le...

Built in 1933, Nagoya City Hall is designed in the Imperial Crown style. It was registered as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property by the Agency for Cultural Affairs in August of 1998.

The office building of Aichi Prefectural Government.

Major international airport in Japan offering international and domestic flights. Filming is permitted in some restricted area and the airport is often used to double Narita or Haneda Airport.

The central urban area in Hanamaki City. Venue for events such Hanamaki Festival, Yomiya Festival etc.

A sport park with a swimming pool, futsal court and skating rink.

the park established based on the legend that MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune, a busho (Japanese military commander) of Kawachi-Genji (Minamoto clan) in the late Heian period had visted.

This is the pilgrimage road from Fujii-dera Temple (Stop 11) to Shosanji Temple (Stop 12).

A 116m tall government building with a green park built in 1998. It is the tallest administrative building with an observation deck on the roof floor. Only available to use as a filming location d...