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Nagoya, Japan’s fourth-largest city, is conveniently situated two hours away from Tokyo by bullet train on the Southeastern coast of Honshu. Known as the birthplace of Toyota, Nagoya is a modernized city with strong ties to the world of industry and commerce. But there's more than just factories in the city; the magnificent Nagoya Castle, filled with national treasures and important cultural properties, is a focal point of the city's rich historical heritage. Nagoya is also recognized for its unique local cuisine, featuring dishes such as Hitsumabushi (grilled eel on rice), and it is home to Atsuta Shrine, one of Shinto's most important shrines. Despite its industrial image, Nagoya offers a blend of cultural history and modern innovation, making it an engaging destination for travelers.

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Nagoya is a very beautiful place for solo travelers. It is safe and the cost is not that high. Easy to find a place to stay and the food is very nice but people don’t like foreigners that much I think.

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