Aichi Prefecture is known as the birthplace of famous military commanders such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu during the Sengoku period. The castles and culture they built remain to this day and continue to fascinate history fans.

・Nagoya Castle: Built by Tokugawa Ieyasu, Nagoya Castle is one of Aichi Prefecture's most famous tourist spots due to its grand appearance and historical value.
・Inuyama Castle: Known as "Owari's Little Kyoto," Inuyama is home to Inuyama Castle, a national treasure, which can be enjoyed along with the beautiful Kiso River scenery.
・Arimatsu: The townscape of Arimatsu retains vestiges of the Edo period, and the traditional craft of tie-dyeing is still alive and well today.

UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage

Aichi Prefecture is home to the "Dashi, Hoko and Yatai Festivals" that have been registered as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. These festivals are a valuable opportunity to pass on the traditions and culture of the local people to the present day.

Achievements as an industrial kingdom

Aichi Prefecture is also known as the "Kingdom of Industry," and has been driving Japan's economy, centered on the automobile industry. Many major companies, including Toyota Motor Corporation, have bases here, and the prefecture boasts high technological capabilities and production capacity.

Beautiful nature and plenty of activities

・Oku-Mikawa: Located in the northeastern part of Aichi Prefecture, the Oku-Mikawa region is a place where you can enjoy traditional festivals such as the Flower Festival, as well as mountain activities.
・Chausuyama Plateau: Known for its ski resorts and highland resorts, Chausuyama Plateau is a place where you can enjoy nature throughout the four seasons.
・Sakushima: Dotted with artworks, Sakushima is a remote island that is popular with people seeking relaxation and art.
・Gamagori: In Gamagori, which faces the sea, you can enjoy deep-sea fish-themed sightseeing and a stay at a resort hotel.