Located in Higashi-ku, Nagoya. Includes prefectural museum of art, arts theatre, arts promotion service, public library, and arts foundation. Gives hours open, transportation access, programs, and events.

Houses collections illustrating major achievements in painting, sculpture, and graphic arts from the late 19th century to the present.

Semi-annual publication on Aichi events, culture, and related articles.

Annotated photo guide to the famous Honen Matsuri in Komaki, Aichi.

A shelter and support system for women escaping domestic abuse and violence.

Contains news, events and programs, and guide to exhibits, collections, shopping, admissions, location, and visitor information.

Provides information for companies seeking to invest in Nagoya, and also in promoting trade with Nagoya.

Promotes international exchange in Nagoya.

Implements a range of research and promotional activities in urban planning and development to address the needs of future activities regarding commercial growth in Nagoya.

Official information on Nagoya's land, climate, population, culture, history, and economy.

Includes news, sites, entertainment and events, regional and commercial information, and official participants.

Nagoya museum with extensive holdings of the Owari branch of the Tokugawa family, who maintained the closest family and political ties to the ruling shoguns throughout the Edo period (1603-1868).

TownNet directory of Aichi. General information, travel, regions, events, shopping, and business.

A sushi shop in Nagoya with menu, courses, map, and directions.