Hong Kong to Nagoya Flights on HK Express from HKD 498*

Nagoya Station is one of the world’s largest train stations and is easily recognised from a distance by its two distinct glass towers, both of which rise over 50 floors in the air. A central city stop and transfer location, Nagoya Station is just minutes from the Sakae District where many of the city’s major hotels and shopping areas can be found. From souvenir shops to the city’s largest department stores, Sakae features an endless array of retail outlets, restaurants, and some of Nagoya’s hippest and most popular nightclubs.

Nagoya Castle

Arguably Nagoya’s most significant historic site, Nagoya Castle became the city’s defining landmark after it was built in the early 1600’s. Having suffered great damage during the Second World War, the castle was completely restored in 1959. The castle itself sits imperiously on a large stone base and is bordered by a peaceful moat on two sides. Lovely turrets are placed along several corners of the fortress creating a picturesque view from any area of the park like grounds. Visitors will find lovely gardens filled with everything from cherry blossoms to roses, irises and many other colourful floral species in the spring and summer.

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

You don’t have to be interested in cars to enjoy this fascinating museum. Toyota got its start in the mid 1920’s and grew from a loom and textile machinery maker to the world’s largest auto manufacturer. The museum prides itself on offering a fascinating interactive experience as it takes visitors on an enjoyable and easy to understand journey which covers the history of “making things.” Jump in the wind tunnel as you learn about airflow and resistance before taking a few laps on the techno circuit with its miniature cars.

Osu Shopping Street

Located in Nagoya’s Old Town near Sakae, Osu Shopping Street features everything from quality second-hand goods to quirky souvenirs and traditional Japanese crafts. A popular venue for funky clothing and electronics, Osu also offers a great mix of restaurant and food outlets.

SCmaglev and Railway Park

This all-encompassing train and railway museum is unlike any exhibition facility in the world. This enormous building and gallery space features close to 40 full size railway cars, locomotives and passenger carriages ranging from the latest high-speed Shinkansen to vintage cars and rail vehicles. Opened in 2011, the ultra-modern museum is one of Nagoya’s most popular attractions, having reached one million visitors in its first 9 months of operation. The museum also looks at how the railway has impacted the world’s economy and lifestyle through fascinating exhibits and video.

Nagoya Airport

Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) is the only airport in Nagoya. HK Express currently operates flights between Hong Kong to Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO).

Nagoya Airport Transportation - Nagoya Station

From the Nagoya Airport, you can take the Meitetsu (Railroad) to Nagoya Station and transfer to other subway lines, taking only around 28 to 35 minutes. If you live in the main hotels or nearby, you can take the airport limousine directly to the city center. Taxis are also available at the airport.

As a major business and holiday destination, Nagoya offers a wide range of accommodation choices. From international luxury hotel brands to student hostels and capsule hotels, with any price range and style, your stay in Nagoya can be value-oriented or up-market.

Budget and mid-range hotels can be found throughout the city while the internationally branded luxury hotels are located mostly in the city centre near Sakae. Most hotels are located within a short distance of major train stations. While the international airport is located approximately 32 kilometres southwest of the city, there is convenient rail, taxi and bus service to the city.

Nagoya Transportation

Subway and trains are the most common way to get around the city. You can also ride on the Me~guru Nagoya Sightseeing Route Bus which tour around the popular tourist spots in Nagoya.

Nagoya Station

Nagoya Station is the central railway station in Nagoya, Japan. It is the largest railway station in Japan and one of the largest railway stations in the world. It has JR Line, Shinkansen, Meitetsu Line, Kintetsu Line, Aomami Line, subway and bus stations, and is an important transportation hub in Nagoya City.

DEC - FEB (Winter)

Average：3°C - 12°C

Bring your winter coat. Possible light snowfalls.

MAR - MAY (Spring)

Average：10°C - 24°C

Enjoy the cherry blossom with a light jacket on.

JUN - AUG (Summer)

Average：19°C - 33°C

Bring your sunglasses and drink more water to stay hydrated.

SEP - NOV (Autumn)

Average：8°C - 23°C

Chances of heavy rainfalls. Bring along your umbrella or raincoat.

Flight Time from Hong Kong to Nagoya

Around 4 hours

Currency

Japanese Yen (JPY)

Electricity

100V 50Hz

Language

Japanese, English

Time zone

UTC+9

Tel code

+81

Religion

Shinto, Buddhism