Higashi

Higashi is a district located in the eastern part of Nagoya, the capital of Aichi Prefecture in Japan. This place combines modern amenities with the heritage of traditional Japanese culture, offering numerous attractions for both residents and tourists. One of the main highlights in Higashi is Tokugawaen, a historical garden showcasing classical Japanese garden architecture. Built around a serene pond, this garden is an ideal spot for a relaxing stroll, especially during the cherry blossom season. Nearby, there is the Tokugawa Art Museum, which houses valuable artifacts related to the Tokugawa shoguns, including unique armor and exquisite samurai swords. The Higashi district also boasts modern infrastructure. Shopping enthusiasts can visit various boutiques and shopping centers filled with stores offering products from around the world. There are also restaurants serving local delicacies, including famous dishes from Nagoya, such as hitsumabushi – grilled eel served with rice. Thanks to a well-developed public transportation system, Higashi is excellently connected to other parts of the city, allowing for easy access to other attractions in Nagoya, such as Nagoya Castle or the Nagoya Port Aquarium. This district not only offers cultural richness but also the comforts of daily life, making it a significant point on the map of Nagoya.