Best places: Tourist attractions in Togo, Japan

👍👍 Nagoya Masjid 1st floor office 2nd floor for women 3rd floor for men 4th floor for man Near from nagoya station

Textile & car machinery, plus exhibits on the carmaker's origins, on display in a former factory.

Long, high-speed roller coaster with thrilling drops down several towering hills.

This revered shrine surrounded by cypress trees contains a sacred sword & has artifacts on display.

Science museum with a large planetarium, as well as exhibits on weather, biology & electricity.

This museum displays 35+ railway vehicles, including steam locomotives & bullet-train cars.

Museum tracing the history of automobiles, with chronological displays of rare & classic cars.

This attraction has a zoo with 125+ species, a greenhouse with gardens & an amusement park.

Displays on manufacturing & hybrid technology, plus a collection of rally cars & a safety simulator.

Family rides on traditional roundabouts & roller coasters, plus mini-train trips & go-karting.

👍👍 It is such a nice place to relax and pray. The atmosphere is so peaceful and the people are very kind. Great place to escape from the outside world for a quick spell. The building itself is gorgeous as is the stain glass. It is very well maintained.

👍👍 The other day, 8/27 (Saturday) with 5 company colleagues for the first time in 2 years I went to the construction tour 🍺 The shuttle bus 🚌 has now been changed to the east side rotary of JR Biwajima Station 🚞 The contents of the construction tour have also changed. I think it's definitely better...

Museum exploring life in the Showa era via exhibits of everyday items such as utensils & toys.

Modern aquarium with many species, including whales, a dolphin show & food & drink concessions.

Open-air museum showcasing many historic buildings with noteworthy architecture.

Restored 17th-century palace with elaborate artwork & gold-leaf decorations adorning doors & walls.

Tranquil Japanese-style garden with a pathway along streams & ponds, plus a tea ceremony house.

Chic museum showcasing contemporary artwork, with a tea house, eatery & landscaped grounds.

Traditional Shinto shrine, gardens & site of an ancient annual festival known as Hadaka Matsuri.

Centuries-old prayer & festival site with stone cows said to bring luck, plus plum blooms in spring.