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About Nagoya, Japan

Nestled in the heart of Japan's Chūbu region on Honshu Island, Nagoya is a dynamic blend of history and contemporary vibes. With landmarks such as the Nagoya Castle and the Tokugawa Art Museum, the city offers endless opportunities for exploration and learning.

Dive into the unique flavors of "Nagoya Meshi" and get lost in the bustling shopping scene of Sakae, filled with everything from the latest trends to timeless essentials. Between urban hangouts, serene temples, and vibrant streets, Nagoya provides a balanced backdrop for both studies and recreation. Discover more of this lively city at: www.nagoya-info.jp/en/

Nagoya Quick Facts

  • Population - Over 2.3 million
  • #4 Largest City in Japan
  • Centrally Located between Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto

As for vegetarian options, it is a city so there are more options compared to the rest of the Tokai region. For long term stays this won’t be an issue as there are two grocery stores in walking distance to the University.