[Aichi ]7 World and Japanese Heritage Sites in Aichi area! Many unknown places of interest!

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まこっちゃん(@h.mako0721)がシェアした投稿

Tokoname City, the first city to be introduced, has become such an area that the entire city has been recognized as a Japanese Heritage Site. In fact, checking SNS and other social networking sites, many photos have been posted, indicating the popularity of the area. This area is impressive for its very retro cityscape, and inspires the good old souls of many people. The culture, food, and scenery all have a unique charm that you will surely enjoy. Experience the charm of this citywide certified heritage with your whole body.

City of Pottery! Traditional manufacturing industry that continues in Japan!

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大蔵餅(@ookuramochi)がシェアした投稿

This city has long been popular as an area where pottery manufacturing has flourished. Speaking of pottery, there are many well-known pottery products such as Bizen-yaki and Shigaraki-yaki, which are recognized by many people, and the city has become a major industrial area that rivals them. The pottery techniques that have been followed since around the Muromachi period (1333-1573) are truly traditional, and you can definitely feel the history of the area. The town is also surrounded by chimneys and workshops, and the entire town has a very unique charm and atmosphere. There are also many restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy meals and tea using ceramics made in this traditional way. If you are interested, please search for restaurants in the area and enjoy a relaxing time.

"information "
Name: Tokoname City
Official website: http://www.city.tokoname.aichi.jp/

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じょぅり(@stanan_kyukyu)がシェアした投稿

This is a sightseeing spot that has been established as a national important cultural property. It has a very long history as a church and is a wonderful place that has been recognized by the government for its achievements. The church is of Orthodox lineage and was built to continue the trend of Christian missionary work throughout the country. It is also very romantic looking and is a great place to bring men and women to visit. It is stylish in appearance, following a Western atmosphere, and is unique in a good sense of the word, even in Aichi Prefecture. It is a sight to see with your own eyes.

The Western-style, fashionable appearance is worth a look!

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虎徹♡虎輝(@gomashiba_kotetsu)がシェアした投稿

Perhaps the greatest strength of Toyohashi Haristos Orthodox Church is its scale. There are many churches at the local level, but this is one of the few churches in the country that boasts such a large appearance and land area. The Western-style brick exterior recalls the fashionable Europe of the Middle Ages. The facility has a very good mood and a unique charm. Please come and visit. Reservations are required to visit the interior, so please keep them in mind in advance.

"information "
Name: Toyohashi Haristos Orthodox Church
Address: Toyohashi Haristos Orthodox Church, 3-15 Hachimachidori, Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan
Phone number: 0532-54-0434
Official site:

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ランラン(@phantomhibe.4869)がシェアした投稿

This Arimatsu-Narumi Shibori Kaikan is one of the best Japanese heritage sites in Aichi Prefecture. Arimatsu City is said to be an important preservation district for traditional buildings, and is unique in the previous section "as a town of dyeing and weaving ". Dyeing and weaving, if you are a little familiar with history, can be said to be a traditional culture that has been a major industry in Japan since before civilization was opened to the world. The Arimatsu Narumi Shibori Kaikan is at the forefront of this culture. It is a rare spot where visitors can experience the basics of Japanese culture and its charms. As a Japanese, it is an important culture that you should experience at least once.

Visitors can learn about the valuable materials and history of dyeing and weaving!

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おとしまど(@otoshimado)がシェアした投稿

At this facility, visitors can learn about the valuable materials and history of dyeing and weaving. The museum is designed to be easy to understand and familiarize visitors with Japanese culture by showing videos, exhibiting dolls made of actual dyed and woven fabrics, and explaining the characteristics of the dyeing and weaving process. The dyed and woven fabrics that have been carefully and painstakingly produced are very different and exquisite in person, and will inspire the spirit of the Japanese people. Please come and experience the history and culture that Japan should be proud of, and create your own unique memories.

"information "
Name: Arimatsu Narumi Shiborikaikan
Address: 3008 Arimatsu, Midori-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
Phone number: 052-621-0111
Official website: https://shibori-kaikan.com/

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Takayuki Nagoya(@takyokot)がシェアした投稿

Earlier, we introduced the facilities established as heritage sites in Arimatsu City, and this shrine, Arimatsu Tenmansha, is also recognized as a Japanese Heritage site. After all, as a land with a rich history, well versed in textiles and dyeing, the entire surrounding area has a unique charm that is uniquely Japanese. Experience the history of Japan firsthand in this serene atmosphere.

This shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane in a quiet atmosphere!

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Potter_x2(@potter_x2)がシェアした投稿

Arimatsu Tenmansha, "Tenma ", is a shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning. "Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and Osaka Tenmangu Shrine are well-known throughout Japan as shrines with the name Tenma ", but this shrine is also dedicated to the same god of learning. This is a place where many students visit to pray, especially during the examination season. Please pray at the shrine before your important examinations and enjoy the blessings.

"information "
Name: Arimatsu Tenmansha
Address: 10 Yonezuka, Narumi, Midori-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
Phone number: 052-621-3000
Official website: https://www.arimatsu-tenmansha.com/

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わたる(@chrysantraveler_shikyo)がシェアした投稿

This is another tourist attraction located in "Arimatsu City ", which is the highest Japanese Heritage site in Aichi Prefecture. The group of buildings in this area, encompassed by the name of Arimatsu-juku, is one of the most historical landscapes in the whole of Japan, and is fascinating in that it gives visitors a firsthand sense of the traditional landscape and history of Japan. Traditional Japanese-style architecture. The roofs lined with tiles and the calm, wood-grained appearance of the buildings are rarely seen today, but when you come to this area, you will have a fantastic experience, as if the whole town has been transported back in time. It is a prestigious Japanese heritage site that you should definitely visit at least once as a Japanese person.

Part of the Tokaido Highway! Feel like a traveler and have a relaxing time!

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Giara Morinaka(@giara_morinaka)がシェアした投稿

This Arimatsu-juku is a group of buildings belonging to the Tokaido Highway. The Tokaido Highway is a well-known area that is familiar to anyone with a passing acquaintance with Japanese history. It is a member of the Gokaido, a very large scale road that connected Japan in the past, and the 53 Stages of the Tokaido, a work of art, is probably also well-known by name. In this prestigious stage of the Tokaido Highway, you can experience traditional Japanese architecture and buildings, and let your Japanese soul be inspired. You will find here an experience that can only be had here.

"information "
Name: Arimatsujuku
Address: 3008 Arimatsu, Midori-ku, Nagoya City
Phone number: 052-621-0111
Official website: https://www.aichi-now.jp/spots/detail/18/

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むかしむくれて(@mukashimukurete)がシェアした投稿

As for the heritage of Aichi Prefecture, we cannot forget Nagoya-ba. It is one of the most well-known and historic castle ruins in Japan, attracting many tourists from within and outside the prefecture. It is very large in scale, and the surrounding nature and facilities of the castle are very impressive. It is truly the highest heritage site in Aichi Prefecture and is definitely worth a visit. It is a prominent spot that can be enjoyed by a wide range of visitors.

Lots of historical background! Experience the breath of the Warring States period as it was!

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suzumin(@suzumiin)がシェアした投稿

This Nagoya Castle is filled with so many historical essences that it is no exaggeration to say that it is the culmination of Japanese history. The castle was built and used as a base by that Tokugawa Ieyasu during the Warring States period, and you can experience its history with your whole body. The facilities of the castle are designed to look luxurious and gorgeous, as if it were in an actual battle, and the interior will also be furnished with decorative paintings and other works of art that evoke a sense of luxury. Inside, you can feel the remnants of the historical figures who used the castle as their base of operations, and it is very powerful. This is a spot that you should definitely visit at least once. If you are ever in Aichi Prefecture, please visit.

"information "
Name: Nagoya Castle
Address: 1-1, Honmaru, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken
Phone number: 052-231-1700
Official website: https://www.nagoyajo.city.nagoya.jp/

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Marie Gaunet-Borgers(@effervescenceaujapon)がシェアした投稿

The last city introduced here is Seto City, which is a large city in its own right. However, like Arimatsu City introduced in the first half of this article, Seto City has a long history of being designated as a Japanese Heritage site. While the aforementioned Arimatsu City was recognized as a Japan Heritage site because of its prominent dyeing and dyeing industry, this area is known for its pottery production. Pottery is an essential part of the Japanese culture for enjoying tea and food. As a town where such ceramics are produced, let's enjoy the unique Japanese way of enjoying ceramics.

A city with a traditional atmosphere in Japan! A good mix of nature and retro buildings!

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Shimizu Akira（ひげフレディー）(@hige_fredie)がシェアした投稿

This city is, after all, a traditional Japanese pottery manufacturing town, which creates a calm atmosphere that is typical of old Japan. A glimpse of the cityscape reveals many wood-grained buildings and buildings that incorporate traditional styles. Many people think of Aichi Prefecture in terms of urban centers such as Nagoya City, but there are also areas that are firmly rooted in history and tradition. The area is also rich in nature, so just being in this area will give you a healthy feeling inside.

"information "
Name: Seto City
Address: 64-1, Oiwake-cho, Seto-shi, Aichi, Japan
Phone:
Official website: http://www.city.seto.aichi.jp/