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Prefecture of Japan
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By train
The Tokaido Shinkansen has stops in Toyohashi, Anjo (Mikawa-Anjo), and Nagoya on its way from Tokyo to Kyoto and Osaka.
By bus
As one of Japan's largest cities, the many highway buses coming in and out of Nagoya make Aichi very accessible by bus from many faraway places, some of which take a lot of time and money to reach by…
Using train for transportation is common in Aichi. The major railways are Meitetsu (aka Nagoya Railroad, 名古屋鉄道), JR Central (aka JR Tōkai, JR東海), and the Aichi Loop Railway (aka Aikan, 愛知環状鉄道).
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Japan's fourth-largest city and the capital of the prefecture.
Known for its beautiful fall foliage.
A textile manufacturing town to the north of Nagoya. Hosts one of Japan's 3 major Tanabata festivals.
The site of a large castle, including the oldest castle keep in Japan, and two shrines dedicated to fertility.
The site of Expo 2005 and Ghibli Park.
A suburban town with a small castle.
A center of ceramic art.
Features a popular beach for surfing.
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