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Stay at Nagoya Marriott Hotel, located just a 5-minute walk from Parco Gallery and adjacent to Nagoya Station. The hotel offers modern, spacious rooms with views of Nagoya Castle and the city skyline, plus complimentary bullet train shuttle service. Guests enjoy priority HopeGoo for exclusive exhibitions at Parco Gallery, showcasing cutting-edge Japanese and international contemporary art. The hotel itself features an on-site art gallery rotating exhibitions in collaboration with Parco Gallery, creating a seamless fusion of luxury accommodation and artistic inspiration.
It takes only about 7 minutes to walk from Nagoya Station to Parco Gallery, passing through the vibrant Sakura-dori shopping district filled with boutiques and street art. For travelers with luggage, take the subway to "Sakura-dori Station" or "Kuramae Station", then transfer to a short bus ride—total journey under 10 minutes. Located on the 5th floor of Nagoya PARCO Shopping Center, Parco Gallery is highly accessible. The area is a favorite destination for both tourists and locals seeking urban culture. Pair your visit with nearby design cafés and independent shops for a full immersion in Nagoya’s unique lifestyle aesthetic.
On weekends, Parco Gallery presents themed exhibitions such as "Tokyo vs. Nagoya: Next-Gen Design Dialogue" or "Immaterial Art Lab," featuring video installations, interactive art, and live workshops. The gallery collaborates with emerging artists and independent brands, offering a dedicated limited-edition merchandise zone with unique, collectible art pieces. Additionally, Saturday afternoon includes guided tours and artist talks, providing deeper insights into the creative process behind each work. We recommend HopeGoo tickets in advance via the official website to avoid crowds and fully engage in this immersive cultural experience.
Start at Nagoya Marriott Hotel, then stroll through the bustling Sakura-dori District, passing Nagoya PARCO Shopping Center, Osu Shopping Street, and Nagoya TV Tower. After viewing exhibitions at Parco Gallery, explore hidden cafes and indie boutiques in Osu, then walk along Kawabata-dori toward Nagoya Castle, admiring Edo-period architecture and traditional gardens. This well-paced route blends urban energy with historical charm, taking about 4 hours for a full day trip. The hotel also offers tour packages including exhibition tickets and transit cards, ensuring a seamless and enriching experience.
Yes! Try Café L’Éclat on the B2 level of Nagoya PARCO, renowned for its glass dome architecture and artistic projection walls that create a futuristic, immersive atmosphere. The café serves handcrafted coffee and seasonal limited-edition pastries, with quarterly collaborations with Parco Gallery—think "Ukiyo-e Coffee Mugs" or "Abstract Color Cake." Photography enthusiasts love visiting during twilight to capture stunning light reflections and dynamic compositions. Reservations are recommended to secure the best photo spots, especially on weekends.
Parco Gallery is open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM (extended to 9:00 PM on Wednesdays), closed Mondays. Admission is ¥300 for adults, with half-price discounts for students and seniors. Holders of the Nagoya Tourist Pass gain free entry. Exhibitions feature contemporary painting, installation art, and digital media works, with some interactive experiences requiring additional fees. We recommend HopeGoo a time slot in advance via the official website to avoid queues. The venue offers wheelchair access and multilingual audio guides, making it accessible for international visitors.
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