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Info

Address:

3-6-15 Jintao, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi

PublicTransportation:

Nagoya Municipal Subway Sakae Station Exit 3 and Exit 4 → 3 minutes on foot

CarAccess:

2km 5 minutes from Nagoya Expressway Jinshibashi Exit

Phone Number:

052-971-8546

Business Hours

It depends on the facilities and stores. Entrance to the observatory is from 10 to 21: 00 (Saturday to 21:40; final entry is from 20 minutes in advance; changes depending on events, etc.)

Price

Entrance is free. Entrance is 1300 yen for adults (high school students and above), 800 yen for children (elementary and junior high school students)

Spot Category

Tower and Observation Facilities

"Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER" of National Designated Important Cultural Properties

The light-up tower is romantic

The night view of Nagoya city from the tower is recommended

90m above ground observation deck sky deck

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