守山区史迹散策路(善光寺街道と水屋めぐり)

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Follow the Shōshū Historic Trail (Senkō-ji & Mizuya Route), a journey through time where ancient temples, old water houses, and cobbled paths tell stories of Edo-era Nagoya. Each step reveals layers of history, culture, and charm—ideal for travelers who crave authenticity beyond the tourist trail.

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Stay at Hotel Monterey Nagoya, located just a 10-minute walk from the start of the Senkō-ji Street & Mizuya Tour. This modern hotel offers spacious rooms with views of Nagoya Castle and the historic Edo-period water houses along the route. Complimentary parking and shuttle services make it ideal for exploring the Shōsō-ku Heritage Path. Guests can also enjoy a special traditional tea ceremony experience in the hotel’s Japanese-style lounge, featuring locally crafted matcha from the region’s ancient tea houses—perfect for connecting with the area’s Edo-era legacy.

Take the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line from central Nagoya to Moriyama Station, a 20-minute ride. Exit the station and walk 5 minutes along Senkō-ji Street to reach the starting point of the Mizuya Tour. Alternatively, board the Nagoya City Bus Route 16 and alight at "Moriyama Jinja-mae" stop, then walk 3 minutes. Both options offer scenic views of Edo-period architecture. Use Google Maps or NAVITIME for real-time schedules and optimal routing to ensure a smooth journey.

Must-see landmarks include the Mizuya water houses—Edo-period reservoirs once used for public water supply, now preserved in excellent condition; Senkō-ji Temple, a 400-year-old Buddhist temple housing national treasure wood-carved statues; and the Moriyama Castle Ruins, formerly the stronghold of a general under Oda Nobunaga, now a peaceful memorial park offering panoramic views of the historic district. Signage is available in multiple languages, providing rich context for each site—ideal for cultural immersion.

Participate in the Mizuya Heritage Workshop, where you’ll learn to craft traditional bamboo water buckets used in Edo-era households and try authentic well-drawing techniques. You can also book a Temple Tea Ceremony at Senkō-ji Temple, sipping locally sourced Moriyama matcha brewed with mountain spring water, paired with handmade wagashi sweets. Every Saturday features the Machiya Festival, showcasing Edo-period street life through costumed parades, artisan markets, and local delicacies. Reservations are required—register via the official Moriyama Tourism Association website.

The ideal times to visit are spring (March to May) and autumn (October to November), when the weather is mild and the landscape is enhanced by cherry blossoms and fall foliage—especially stunning around Senkō-ji Temple. Early morning or late afternoon offers fewer crowds and beautiful lighting for photography. Avoid weekends and Golden Week holidays to minimize congestion. Free maps and audio guides are available at the Moriyama Tourism Information Center, helping visitors navigate the trail efficiently.

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DEL style NAGOYA-NAYABASHI by Daiwa Roynet Hotel

The room was perfectly positioned facing Nagoya Station, offering an amazing view that made every morning feel special. The breakfast was outstanding—fresh, delicious, and well-balanced with a great variety of options. Staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to help without being intrusive. Cleanliness is top-notch throughout the hotel: spotless bathrooms, crisp linens, and high-quality toiletries that felt luxurious. My favorite part? The 14th-floor communal bath—it’s spacious, clean, and has a soothing, spa-like atmosphere. I loved walking to the station daily, especially when traveling light—just a quick stroll turned into a little exploration of local shops and snacks along the way. On my last day, I took a taxi to the airport, which cost around ¥1,000, but honestly, given how central the location is, it’s totally worth it. This place offers comfort, convenience, and excellent value. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Nagoya.

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Daiwa Roynet Hotel NAGOYA-FUSHIMI

The hotel is very convenient despite the ongoing renovation at Exit 6, which requires a slight detour—still, it doesn’t affect the overall ease of access. I really appreciated the complimentary travel-sized skincare items: face wash, toner, and moisturizer, which are available at the 2nd-floor lobby. They’re high quality and feel luxurious—like staying in a premium hotel. The free mini ice pops from 4 PM to midnight were a delightful surprise; refreshing and just sweet enough. I booked a slightly larger room, and having a 28-inch top-opening suitcase made life so much easier—perfect for storing daily toiletries and clothes. Meanwhile, my other suitcase was used exclusively for souvenirs from shopping trips, neatly tucked into the small recess by the door. This smart setup saved space and kept everything organized. Overall, the room layout, thoughtful amenities, and attention to detail make this stay incredibly comfortable and efficient. Highly recommend for both business and leisure travelers.

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Hilton Nagoya Hotel

I had a minor issue when booking the hotel, but when I arrived and checked in, the hotel manager personally stepped in to resolve everything—professional, friendly, and genuinely helpful. I couldn’t be more grateful! The breakfast buffet was fantastic: wide variety of options, fresh ingredients, and great quality. There are plenty of dining choices nearby too—great for exploring local flavors. The room itself is spacious, well-designed, and offers beautiful views, especially at night when the city lights sparkle outside. It’s conveniently located, just a short walk from public transport links. Overall, an excellent stay with top-tier service and comfort. Definitely my go-to choice for future trips to Nagoya.

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Nagoya Tokyu Hotel

Staying at Nagoya Tokyu Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Nagoya. From the moment I walked in, the warm hospitality and attention to detail stood out—staff were friendly, efficient, and genuinely welcoming. The hotel is perfectly located in the heart of the Shōnin shopping district, making it easy to explore local restaurants, boutiques, and attractions just a short walk away. Despite having over 500 rooms, the atmosphere remained calm and well-managed, with no sense of overcrowding. The room was spacious, impeccably clean, and equipped with everything I needed for a comfortable stay. What impressed me most was the value—luxury amenities and top-tier service without the premium price tag. Whether you're here for business or leisure, the facilities are excellent, especially the well-equipped meeting spaces that clearly cater to large groups. It’s rare to find such a high-quality experience at this level of affordability. I’ll definitely be returning next time I’m in Nagoya.

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TIAD, AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION

Staying at TIAD Hotel, Autograph Collection in Nagoya was an absolute highlight of my trip. The service was exceptional—attentive, friendly, and always available whenever needed. The facilities are brand new and thoughtfully designed, with the pool being a standout feature. Located on a high floor, it offers breathtaking views of the city, and the water temperature is perfectly warm for relaxing. The rooms were spotless, clean, and beautifully appointed, blending modern elegance with comfort. Being just steps away from a peaceful park and shopping areas made exploring Nagoya effortless. Public transport access is excellent, making it easy to get around. This hotel truly lives up to its reputation as one of Nagoya’s top choices. I stayed for three nights and would happily return again—highly recommend!

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Courtyard Nagoya

The Courtyard Nagoya is incredibly well-located—while it’s a short walk from the nearest subway station and downtown, the area between is surprisingly convenient. Along the way, you’ll find plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and even a Don Quijote, making daily needs easy to handle. The nearby Hori River and Naya Bridge are especially beautiful at night, with soft lights reflecting on the water—perfect for a quiet evening stroll. The hotel itself is immaculately clean, with rooms meticulously tidied every day. The first-floor Lounge Bar is stylish and inviting, often buzzing with guests enjoying afternoon tea or a casual drink. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed and genuinely welcoming. Highly recommend for travelers who value comfort, cleanliness, and a peaceful yet connected atmosphere.

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Nagoya Kanko Hotel

The Nagoya Kanko Hotel truly exceeded my expectations! I stayed in the modern-style room, which felt incredibly spacious and well-designed—like a mini apartment ready for immediate move-in. The bed was generously sized, and the layout made great use of every inch: kitchenette with full appliances, a working washing machine, and a surprisingly large bathroom. While I loved the contemporary vibe, I actually preferred the vintage room—it has this elegant old-money charm with subtle details that really stood out. It’s not just about comfort; it’s about atmosphere and character. Both rooms were excellent, but the retro option gave me that timeless, refined feeling. For the price, this is an outstanding value. I’d definitely book again—this hotel delivers on both style and practicality.

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THE TOWER HOTEL NAGOYA

As a lifelong resident of Nagoya, I’ve always had a deep affection for the TV Tower—known as the Chubu Electric Power Mirai Tower since childhood. This trip was especially meaningful because it was planned as a surprise birthday celebration for my husband. From the moment we arrived at THE TOWER HOTEL NAGOYA, every detail felt thoughtful and personal. The room’s elegant design, comfortable layout, and panoramic views of the city were simply breathtaking. The staff went above and beyond with warm smiles, genuine care, and effortless hospitality—always ready to help without being intrusive. The highlight? A delicious breakfast crafted by the French head chef. Every bite was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. To top it all off, they even wrote a heartfelt 'Happy Birthday' message on the window—such a touching and unexpected gesture that made the whole experience unforgettable. This hotel isn’t just a place to stay; it’s an emotional journey wrapped in comfort, elegance, and genuine kindness. 10/10 without hesitation.

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Nikko Style Nagoya

Staying at Nikko Style Nagoya was a fantastic experience overall. The location is convenient—just a straight walk from Meitetsu Station, making it easy to get around by train or on foot. There are plenty of local eateries nearby, including ramen shops and yakitori spots, so dinner options are never an issue. What really stood out was the spacious room with modern, well-maintained amenities. Cleanliness is top-notch; every time I hung the 'Please clean' card, the staff returned the room spotless with fresh towels, replenished toiletries, and water bottles. They even included essentials like makeup remover, facial cleanser, moisturizer, and face cream—truly thoughtful. A little extra touch would be adding a moisturizing cream for winter dryness, but otherwise, it’s already ahead of the game. If needed, they offer hair curlers at the front desk—very handy! One small note: the showerhead nozzles had some black residue buildup, which could use more regular cleaning. But honestly, this tiny detail doesn’t take away from the excellent quality of the stay. Great value, great comfort, and a hotel I’d definitely return to.

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Dormy Inn Premium Nagoya Sakae

Staying at Dormy Inn Premium Nagoya Sakae was an absolute delight. The value for money is outstanding—especially with the included hot spring bath, which was incredibly relaxing and perfectly warm. I loved unwinding in the on-site bath after a long day of exploring Nagoya. To top it off, there’s a complimentary ramen bar open in the evening—warm, hearty, and delicious! The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with a great bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. It’s also super convenient for getting to Sakae Station and the shopping district. This hotel truly offers everything you’d want from a city stay—comfort, convenience, and a touch of luxury. I’ll definitely be booking here again next time I visit Nagoya.

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Vessel Inn Sakae Station

Staying at Vessel Inn Sakae Station was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a 1-minute walk from the Sakae subway station (exit through the East Gate), making transfers to the airport bus or exploring the nearby Sakae and Kinshicho shopping areas incredibly convenient. The room may be compact, but it's thoughtfully designed with excellent space utilization. The mattress was just right—not too soft, not too firm—so I slept like a baby. A nice touch was the complimentary welcome coffee and ice pops, which added a little joy to my arrival. Breakfast was a highlight: a generous buffet offering both Japanese and Western options. Freshly baked bread, warm miso soup, and freshly squeezed juice—all changed daily, so nothing ever felt repetitive. Staff were attentive and genuinely warm, and they even provided a small bottle of mineral water upon check-in. Clean, comfortable, and outstanding value for money—perfect for both business trips and sightseeing. I’ll definitely be returning next time I visit Nagoya!

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Hotel JAL City Nagoya Nishiki

Staying at Hotel JAL City Nagoya Nishiki was an absolute pleasure, mainly because of the unbeatable location. Just a 2- to 3-minute walk from the hotel brings you to a lively shopping mall and supermarket—perfect for grabbing dinner or picking up essentials without having to go far. In about 20 to 30 minutes on foot, you’re already in the heart of the business district and close to major attractions, making it super convenient for both work and sightseeing. The hotel even has a multi-level parking facility right next door, offering guests a great rate of just 1,800 yen per night—ideal for travelers driving their own car. Inside, the rooms are spotless, well-maintained, and very comfortable. The overall cleanliness and attention to detail really stand out. With such a prime location, excellent value, and a peaceful atmosphere, this hotel delivers more than expected. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Nagoya!