The Heart of Nagoya’s Spirit One of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, with a history of over 1,900 years. The peaceful forest and majestic wooden buildings create a calm, spiritual atmosphere in the middle of the city. You can feel traditional Japan as you walk through the long tree-lined paths and visit the sacred main hall.

Arimatsu Shibori Tie-Dye Experience in a Historic Merchant House Enjoy a hands-on Shibori tie-dye experience in the charming old town of Arimatsu, the birthplace of Japan’s traditional dyeing art. In a long-established merchant house with over 100 years of history, you will learn how to fold, tie, and dye fabric using authentic techniques passed down through generations. Create your own one-of-a-kind handkerchief or scarf — a perfect souvenir from your time in Nagoya.

Arimatsu – The Charming Town of Shibori Dyeing Arimatsu is a historic town famous for its traditional Shibori tie-dye technique, which has continued for over 400 years. The old merchant houses along the street still keep their Edo-period atmosphere, with beautiful wooden facades and lattice windows. You can stroll through the peaceful town, visit local artisans, and see how the beautiful Shibori fabrics are made by hand. There are also small shops where you can buy Shibori items and local crafts, as well as cozy cafés and restaurants where you can relax and enjoy a light meal.