r/nagoya_explorers

▲ 202 r/nagoya_explorers+2 crossposts

Sakae on July 25, 2026

Even though this constitutes property destruction and rioting, no one gets arrested, and they’re not counted as criminals. That’s the reality in Nagoya. And Japanese media doesn’t report on it.

u/Nagoyaexplorers — 9 days ago
▲ 76 r/nagoya_explorers+1 crossposts

Cultural path in Nagoya

Nagoya's "Bunka no Michi" (Culture Path) is a historic district between Nagoya Castle and Tokugawa-en. It preserves architectural heritage from Nagoya's modernization.

u/Nagoyaexplorers — 7 days ago
▲ 15 r/nagoya_explorers+1 crossposts

Nutria vs. Crow, at Yamazaki River in Nagoya, Japan

Photographed this at the Yamazaki River in Nagoya, Japan. The crow kept pecking at the nutria's tail and flying off before it could react — looked like it was just messing with it. Nutrias are an invasive species here.

u/Nagoyaexplorers — 6 days ago