Brick and concrete buildings edit

• Nagoya City Hall main building, from 1933, Registered Tangible Cultural Property Important Urban Landscape Building
• Aichi Prefectural Government Office, from 1938, Registered Tangible Cultural Property Important Urban Landscape Building
• former Aichi Credit Unions Association hall, from 1933–38, today used as Aichi Prefectural Office Ōtsubashi branch
• former Nagoya Court of Appeal district courthouse, from 1922, designated as an Important Cultural Property, today used as Nagoya City Archives and municipal museum
• Kinjō Gakuin High School Keikō-kan Auditorium. 1936, Registered Tangible Cultural Property Important Urban Landscape Building
• Nagoya Ceramics Hall, 1932, architectural expressionism Art Deco design by Ichiei Takasu, Important Landscape Building
• Nagoya Municipal Tsutsui Elementary School, 1936, the only remaining pre-war primary school building in the city
• Tokai Gakuen Auditorium, 1931, Registered Tangible Cultural Property Important Urban Landscape Building
• former mansion of Nagoya mayor Toranosuke Okita, from 1920, today used as Aichi Prefecture Lawmakers Hall

Wooden buildings edit

• Kenchū-ji, from 1651, Registered Tangible Cultural Property, Designated Prefectural Cultural Property, Designated Cultural Property and Important Urban Landscape Building
• Sadaso-in, from 1608, built under Tokugawa Yoshimichi
• old Toyoda family house wall (Risaburo Toyoda Teiato), from 1918, Important Urban landscape Building with remaining gate and fence
• old restaurant - Camphor, Taishō era, Important Urban landscape Building
• former Nakai Onorejiro House, from 1911, today used as a restaurant
• former Tetsujiro Haruta House, from 1925, Important Traditional Building and Landscape Structure, European-style building of Design and Preservation
• former Sasuke Toyoda House, from 1923, Sakichi Toyoda's brother, traditional building
• former Sadayakko Kawakami House from 1920, today Futaba Museum of Culture, Registered Tangible Cultural Property and Important Landscape Building
• former Tamesaburo Imoto House, from 1926, today Shumoku Museum of Culture, Specified Tangible Cultural Heritage, Important Landscape Building, traditional building of townscape preservation district
• former Okaya Sosuke House, from 1920, remaining tearoom, storehouse and garden
• Chikara-machi Nagayamon, from mid-Edo period, remaining gate of Samurai mansion
• Catholic Chikaramachi Church, from 1904, Important Urban Landscape Building, oldest Catholic church in the city
• Omori's Residence, from 1916, Important Urban Landscape Building
• Ito house, from early Taishō era, Important Urban Landscape Building
• Chokyū-ji, from 1610, temple

Museums edit

• Nagoya Castle
• Tokugawa Art Museum, from 1935, museum exhibiting treasure of the Tokugawa Owari lords
• Hōsa Library, from 1950, public library from the collection of the Owari Tokugawa family
• Rakushi Museum, from 1987, exhibition with a focus on MatsuHana hall in the Edo era and tea utensils
• Hori Museum, from 2006, Setsuko Migishi, Yuzo Saeki, Foujita Fujita, Ryuzaburo Umehara exhibited works
• Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Currency Museum, moved in spring of 2009 to the present location, opened in 1961 as the "Tokai Bank Money Museum"

Other edit

• Tokugawa Garden, gardens of the Tokugawa mansion around the Tokugawa museum
• Sannomaru garden, from 1881, relocated the part of the Nagoya Castle Ninomaru Gardens, including the former army officers club Kaikosha Nantei fortification
• Nanao Shrine, founded in early 16th century, Owari clan chief retainer Naruse family
• Akatsuka Shinmeisha, reconstructed under Tokugawa Yoshinao in 1619 (Kanei 5), some remaining buildings that survived the war
• Crescent mound, from 1743, Basho Matsuo fifty years death anniversary monument

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