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Sakae / Fushimi

Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum

  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum
  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum
  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum
  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum
  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum
  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum
  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum
  • Nagoya Touken World, Nagoya Touken Museum

A collection of Japanese katanas, armor, ukiyo-e prints, guns, and more displayed as both precious works of art and a glimpse into the past

Hommachi-dori Street in the Sakae area was constructed as a means to commute between Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Jingu Shrine just as the castle was being built at the beginning of the Edo period. More than 400 years later and the metropolis of Nagoya as we now know it owes much of its culture to this road. Nagoya Touken World—or the Nagoya Sword World—came to be in this very area in the Nagoya Touken Museum as a homage to the rich local history.
Nagoya Touken World displays numerous ancient swords, armor, and other wartime memorabilia as well as important cultural properties in the present day as proud pieces of Japanese culture. Transcend time and space in the world of Japanese weaponry at Nagoya Touken Museum along Hommachi-dori Street in Nagoya's bustling Sakae area—host to both a rich history and the future to come.

First-floor museum shop

Sword-related stationary, miscellaneous merchandise, sweets, and other souvenirs line the shelves in addition to numerous traditional crafts available for purchase. And don't miss original design T-shirts and mugs.

Second-floor Uraku Japanese-style Restaurant and Cafe

Sweets, light meals, lunch sets, and drinks beckon to patrons to take a load off their feet as re-entry from Uraku to the museum is possible. You can also use the cafe to peruse through its stock of reading materials related to Japanese swords and history.
Accessible Toilet Café Parking Lot Restaurant Lactation Room Souvenir Shop Credit Cards Accepted Toilet

Details

Address 3-35-43 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Area Sakae / Fushimi
Access By train/railroad:
• Approx. 8-min. walk from Yaba-cho Station on the Meijo Subway Line.
• Approx. 9-min. walk from Osu Kannon Station on the Tsurumai Subway Line.

By expressway
• 740 meters from Shirakawa Interchange on the Nagoya Expressway 2 Higashiyama Route.
TEL +81-52-262-6000
FAX +81-52-262-6006
Opening Hours 10:00 am–5:00 pm (4:30 pm)

Note:
• Uraku Restaurant and Cafe operates during the same hours.
Regular Holiday • Mon (open if Mon coincides with a national holiday and closed the following Tue)
• Year-end/New Year holiday
Cost • General: JPY 1,200
• Senior citizens (ages 65 and older): JPY 1,000
• High school and university ages: JPY 500
• Elementary and junior high school ages: JPY 300 (ages 6 and younger free of charge)
• Those with disabilities (and one caregiver): Free of charge (submission of disability certificate required)
• Groups (of 20 people or more): JPY 300 discount for general admission / JPY 100 discount for elementary school–university ages and senior citizens
• Year-round pass: JPY 5,000

Note:
• Purchase available at the North Building's reception counter only.
Parking 5 spaces
Supported Credit Cards
Electronic Money
Accepted

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