What's Going On Nagoya?

Nagoya's doing what we're all thinking: taking one look at that winter sky and saying, "Nope!" But before you commit to becoming a human burrito in your blankets, we've got some reasons to brave the chill.

This week's adventures? Fold your way into wonder with Tomoko Fuse's mind-bending origami at Yamazaki Mazak Museum, or witness ancient archers doing their thing at Atsuta Shrine's Hōsha Shinji (because nothing says "winter blues be gone" like ceremonial archery).

Still cold? Warm up your soul with some face-melting Thai street food at Higashisakura Pakuchi, or hunt for treasures at the Osu Antique Market – because vintage shopping counts as cardio, right?

Spring is coming!
(Hey! We can hear you hitting the snooze button!)

Step into Tomoko Fuse's pulsating paper universe

Step into Tomoko Fuse's pulsating paper universe

The "Queen of Unit Origami" transforms humble sheets into architectural marvels. Her colossal installations command entire Art Nouveau rooms.

At Yamazaki Mazak Museum

Ancient Arrows

Ancient Arrows

The annual Hōsha Shinji at Atsuta Shrine is more than just an archery demonstration—it's a sacred ceremony designed to ward off evil spirits and usher in good fortune for the coming year.

At Atsuta Shrine Jan. 15

Hunting For Treasure?

Hunting For Treasure?

The Osukannon Antique market takes you back to simpler times, a world of rickshaws and fundoshi, a chance to revisit the bubble years by sniffing the tobacco stains on some snack mama's fur coat.

Kaching!

A Slice of Thailand

A Slice of Thailand

Higashisakura Pakuchi offers more than just a meal; it's an experience that hauls you straight to Thailand's vibrant streets.

Eat Up And Heat UP!

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