Nagoya

Aichi · Japan

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Japan is open to leisure tourism and is functioning normally overall. The main traveler risks right now are natural hazards and a few regional safety issues rather than conflict or widespread unrest. Inbound tourism remains very strong, with Japan still appearing on major 2026 travel lists and posting millions of monthly arrivals.

earthquake/tsunami risktyphoon season May-November with some cancellationsflooding and heavy-rain disruptionheat wavesbear attacks in northern and mountainous rural areassome airline reductions affecting arrivals

More travelers are goingOn Vogue 2026 · Lonely Planet 2026

Generally known for

Rich historical landmarksUnique local cuisineVibrant arts sceneRich culinary traditionsSafe urban environmentCultural festivals year-round

Worth knowing

Less globally recognized than KyotoPetty crime in crowded areasPerception of being culturally less vibrantLanguage barrier for non-Japanese speakersLess international exposure compared to Tokyo

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At a glance

Diverse food scene with local specialties like hitsumabushi and misokatsu

Low crime rate contributing to a safe urban environment

Efficient public transportation system facilitating easy navigation

Vibrant nightlife in districts like Sakae

Cultural festivals such as Nagoya Matsuri showcasing local traditions

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