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You haven’t seen Japan until you’ve visited the enchanting city of Nagoya. Located in central Japan, Nagoya is Japan’s fourth-largest city and commands more than just a mere stopover. The city was formerly a castle town formed around Nagoya Castle, built way back in 1612 and famous for the amazing golden Shachihoko (a legendary fish with a tiger’s head and tail fins always turned to the sky) adorning its rooftop. Other cultural and historical icons include Higashi Honganji Temple, Atsuta-Jingu Shrine and Atsuta Forest, Kakuozan Nittai-Ji Temple and the Tokugawa Art Museum. Nagoya is blessed with breathtaking natural beauty. Just some of the scenic locations not to miss are Ise Bay, Nobi Plane and Kiso River. Art lovers will also appreciate Noritake Garden, a ceramics museum where you can enjoy shopping for tableware, experience ceramic making and appreciate “old Noritake” masterpieces in the gorgeous green gardens. Unwind on the ideal holiday in Nagoya with Accor Hotels. Guests will be treated to the experience of a lifetime through our unparalleled service and traditional yet modern ambience, known only too well to Accor customers.


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MERCURE NAGOYA CYPRESS

Hotel MERCURE NAGOYA CYPRESS

1.86 k.m from the city centre

Mercure Nagoya Cypress features 115 contemporary style rooms, 2 restaurants, a bar, business center and conference facilities for up to 160 delegates....

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