r/Nagoya

Hi everyone

I'm around Nagoya for an internship for two months, and spend two months in Tokyo before that. I really liked Koenji in Tokyo and I wanted to ask for some recommendations for districts and places that might be similar. I found Osu already and think parts of Akamon dori have the same feeling to it. I really enjoy Nagoya this far and am very happy to see a less popular side of Japan.

Thank you in advance!

The last time these flowers bloomed was in 1908 (Meiji 41).

Today there was a group of people right outside Nagoya station ranting about something i couldnt really hear what they said as i was passing by with headphones and didnt have time to stop but i read one sign say something along the lines of “fuck trump no kings” does anyone know what this was about?

Hello! It's me again. Thanks to everyone who reached out in my previous post.

I want to expand my portfolio more. So i'm looking for cosplayers in the Nagoya area who wants their pictures taken for free. You will receive 30-40 edited pictures and I will use the pictures for my online portfolio and marketing.

Gender: any

Number of cosplayers: 1 or group as long as everyones cosplay matches

Duration: 1-2 hrs

When: preferably weekends

Theme/Concept: any as long as its SFW. It doesnt have to be from a Japanese anime, it can be characters from games, western shows, comics, etc.

Feel free to comment below, dm me here on reddit or on instagram https://www.instagram.com/monogatarimoments?igsh=MzRjZjZ6anlkbzdx

I saw 3 of them, 3 different days now.

1. Smoking right in front of my apartment while stretching (i get it, he has free will) but it makes me weird while leaving my house.

2. Lying down on the sidewalk, like his personal bed. Ofcourse with a cigarette on his hand.

3. This one genuinely pissed me off a lot. He was peeing in someone’s garden right next to my house and almost bumped me while chaining up his pants.
   I got scared and disgusted out of my wits.

Is this common in Nagoya or big cities like Nagoya?
I live in Mizuho ward

Hello, I just moved to nagoya today. I visited a couple of supermarkets like aeon and seijo ishii, but everything seems to be in small portion, like for one meal or even less. But I want to buy larger portion stuff, esp frozen meat like chicken breast and shrimp, for better price and less frequent shop visit.

chatgpt said i can try 業務スーパー, but im not exactly sure if it really opens for individual buyers or if it actually offers frozen chicken breast.

I assume costco might work, but I live very far from that area and I do not have a car/costco membership.

any idea?

As the title says my friend from my homecountry is coming to visit next month and i need some ideas of what to show him in Nagoya since he’s a “tourist” he isnt a big shopper but would rather want to see traditional things so i’ll ofc show him Nagoya castle and Atsutajingu. But i need more tips

I am living in Nagoya for the month of June. I am staying at an apartment in Sakae next to the Mirai Tower and want to find a gym I could go to regularly around there.

I see Gold’s Gym is nearby and am wondering if they do monthly passes. If it comes down to me doing day passes, that’s fine, but just curious if anyone had better options.

Looking for shops in Nagoya that specialises in artist materials; linotype tools, varieties of papers for sketching/linotype/book binding, pencils, brushes, pigments, natural dye, etc.

And shops that are selling more niche perfume/scents than the usual brands you find in shopping malls, thanks

What’s the best way to discard broken luggage without getting complaints about the gomi centre?

I’m potentially open to suggestions to fix broken wheels.

Thanks. 🙏

From what I could understand, it was something related to saving Japan and Japanese god. But I couldn't understand most of it.

Hi everyone, I'm looking tips regarding any good neighborhoods or agencies/sites for someone moving to Nagoya to begin a job starting next month. So far Ive been looking at Suumo, Canary, Homemate and wondered if I should just make inquiries myself or work with an agent. (Japanese is not a problem)

My office will be a 5 minute walk from Fujigaoka Station and my company will be reimbursing the commute, so I dont mind a transfer on the train line. Does anyone know any good areas within 30-40 minutes (or less) to Fujigaoka Station? If anyone has any tips I'd greatly appreciate it, as Ive never been past the Sakae area of Nagoya!

5.7 in Nara felt as a 3 in Ise. could hear the ground growling for 20 seconds before the shaking.

Worst one I've ever felt in Ise since living here. Only other one I've really felt was the new years day one (Noto?) a few years ago.