Nagoya, Aichi, Japan uses Asia/Tokyo, currently JST (UTC+09:00). No clock changes are scheduled in the next 12 months.
Nagoya is one of the larger cities in Japan, with a population of about 2.3 million. Unlike many places, it does not observe daylight saving time.
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Central districts near the main train station put dining, shopping, and transit within easy reach, while quieter residential neighborhoods sit a short train ride further out. Staying near the central station makes both the city and day trips beyond it easy to reach.
Nagoya Castle and its surrounding grounds are pleasant to visit across most of the day, with spring cherry blossoms adding a particularly scenic touch. The city's museums and gardens suit an unhurried afternoon.
An extensive subway network makes getting around Nagoya straightforward and efficient, generally the best way to cover longer distances. Walking suits shorter trips within the compact central districts.
Nagoya has hot, humid summers and cold winters, with spring and autumn generally offering the mildest, most comfortable weather for exploring on foot. Spring also brings cherry blossom season, a popular time to visit.
Japan uses the JPY, calling code +81.
Japan uses the Japanese yen, and Japanese is the official language, with English signage common in major stations but more limited elsewhere. Tipping isn't customary and can even cause confusion, since attentive service is simply expected.
