Majestic mountain vistas, breathtaking coastal views, and an ambience woven by history and the four seasons -- here you can enjoy the varied flavors of the changing seasons amid historical townscapes. You'll find many things to see, along with convenient access. We welcome you to Chubu, where you're sure to have a thrilling trip!
Aichi
The Center of the Chubu Region -- The Domain of Military Commanders and Product-making
Aichi Prefecture has long prospered as a crossroads of interchange between eastern and western Japan. The prefectures attractions include a wealth of historical sites with connections to military commanders, as well as a diverse selection of industrial-tourism facilities where you can see and experience the culture of making things.
Major specialty products : Hatcho miso, matcha(powdered green tea), chikuwa (a tube-shaped processed fish product), shrimp crackers
Number one in Japan for : Production of goldfish, production of cactus, production of orchids, eel-farming
Sightseeing destinations : Aichi Prefectural Tourist Association
Toga Jinja Shrine
This is the foremost shrine in the Mikawa area, where Oomunachi-no-mikoto (Ookuni-sama, a god in Shinto) is enshrined. It consists of Satomiya-honyashiro and Hongu-Sanougu. Many people from the Tokai region visit here.
Koijigahama Beach
Koijigahama Beach is faced with Pacific Ocean, which extends about 1km from the white Irako Lighthouse building to the Stone Gate of Hiji. The beach, which is been hit by the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean, has a be...
Mt. Miyaji
Mount Miyaji has a road which used to be called Kamaruka Highway. This road was used before the Tokaido Highway was built. This mountain road is lined with beautiful trees such as hinoki trees and azaleas. From the su...
Pacific Ocean Long Beach
This white sandy beach is reminiscent of a tropical island lined with coconut trees is. It is one of the most popular areas for surfing in Japan. Isshiki Beach is located nearby, so many people come here for fishing t...
Toyokawa Inari
The Toyokawa Inari Shrine is one of the three most prominent Inari places of worship. Inari is a common name for “Toyokawa-dakinishinten.” The shrine was founded by Zen master Tokai Geiki in 1441. There are about 10...