Beyond Downtown Nagoya: 10 Places to Visit in Aichi Prefecture
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Beyond Downtown Nagoya: 10 Places to Visit in Aichi Prefecture

‍ ‍ Most travelers pass through Aichi Prefecture on their way to somewhere else. Those who take the time to explore will find historic castles, pottery, sake breweries, a unique food culture, and much more that many visitors never see. Here are ten places to visit in Aichi beyond downtown Nagoya that are worth adding to your Japan itinerary.

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Sawada Sake Brewery Tour
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Sawada Sake Brewery Tour

Discover the history of sake brewing on the Chita Peninsula with a visit to Sawada Brewery. Located in Tokoname, just a short trip from Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, this tour offers a fascinating look into traditional sake production. Sawada Brewery is one of the few in Japan led by a female president. Whether you're a sake lover or simply curious about regional culture, this educational tour is a hidden gem that highlights local craftsmanship and history beyond the typical tourist experiences.

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