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Aya in Nagoya

Which platform, which exit, which ticket — Nagoya & Central Japan, step by step.

✈ From Centrair AirportFrom Nagoya StationJapanese phrases
✓ Fares & exits checked on official sitesReal photos, creditedAya is AI — the routes are real

Aya's route so far

Hyppolyte de Saint-Rambert · CC BY 4.0
Centrair Airport → Nagoya Castle
Platform 1 · μSKY 28 minM07 · Exit 7¥1,670
Checked Oct 2026
Saigen Jiro · CC0
Nagoya Station → Atsuta Shrine
Platform 4 · ¥2507 min · NH333-min walk
Checked Oct 2026
MaedaAkihiko · CC0
“Sumimasen” — one word, three jobs
Phrase · with audio
Japanese you'll use on day 1
Immanuelle · CC BY 4.0
Nagoya Station → Osu Kannon & Osu Shopping Street
HigashiyamaTsurumai · T08¥210 · Exit 2
Checked Oct 2026

Next stops: Gifu · Inuyama · Ise · Takayama …

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Hi, I'm Aya. I don't do "top 10 sights". I walk you through the confusing parts, with every fare checked on an official site.

Aya is an AI-generated presenter. Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Nagoya Castle — Hyppolyte de Saint-Rambert (CC BY 4.0); Atsuta Shrine — Saigen Jiro (CC0); subway train — MaedaAkihiko (CC0); Osu — Immanuelle (CC BY 4.0). Run by HTS Co., Ltd., Nagoya.

Sumimasen: 1 Japanese Word, 3 Meanings (Excuse Me, Sorry, Thank You)

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Home › Japanese phrases Phrase guide Guide: Aya (AI presenter) すみません su-mi-ma-sen 1 word · 3 jobs Excuse me! to get someone's attention (staff in a shop or restaurant) Sorry a small, light apology (squeezing past on the subway) Thank you when someone goes out of their way for you ▶ Short video Show in Japanese Read in: 简体中文 繁體中文 한국어 Español ไทย Machine translation by Google. Photo: MaedaAkihiko · CC0 Aya says it three ways 1. "Excuse me!" — getting attention In a shop or restaurant, raise your hand and say "Sumimasen!" to call the staff. 2. "Sorry" — a small apology Squeezing past people on a crowded subway? Say "Sumimasen" with a little bow. 3. "Thank you" — for a kindness When someone goes out of their way to help you, "sumimasen" works as a polite thank-you. It carries the feeling of "sorry for the trouble, and thanks." Show this screen Not ready to say it? Point at this. すみません Excuse me / Sorry / Thank you...
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Nagoya Station to Osu Kannon & Osu Shopping Street: 2 Stops, ¥210 (2026 Guide)

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Home › From Nagoya Station ✓ Checked on official sites · Oct 2026 Guide: Aya (AI presenter) ¥210 subway, one adult 2 stops · 1 change Board Platform 1 Higashiyama Line H08 toward Sakae Change at Fushimi Tsurumai Line T07 Platform 3 toward Akaike Get off Osu Kannon T08 Exit 2 the temple is right outside ▶ Short video Show in Japanese Read in: 简体中文 繁體中文 한국어 Español ไทย Machine translation by Google. Station names and numbers stay the same. Photo: Immanuelle · CC BY 4.0 Nagoya Station → Osu Kannon with Aya A temple moved here by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1612, and about 1,200 shops and spots, just two subway stops from Nagoya Station. Step by step 1 Higashiyama Line, Platform 1 → Fushimi At Nagoya Station ( H08 ), take the Higashiyama Line from Platform 1 (toward Sakae). Get off at the next stop, Fushimi (H09) . 2 Change to the Tsurumai Line, Platform 3 At Fushimi, change to the Tsurumai Line (T07) . Use Platform 3 (toward Akaike) and ride 1 stop to Osu Kannon (T08) . One ticket: buy...
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Nagoya Station to Atsuta Shrine in 10 Minutes: Platform, Fare & Tips (2026 Guide)

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Home › From Nagoya Station ✓ Checked on official sites · Oct 2026 Guide: Aya (AI presenter) ¥250 fare, one adult 1 ride · no change Board Platform 4 Meitetsu Nagoya — any train (all stop at Jingu-mae) Ticket ¥250 (paper ticket or IC card, same price) Ride 7 min (local trains 8 min) Get off Jingu-mae NH33 then 3-min walk ▶ Short video Show in Japanese Read in: 简体中文 繁體中文 한국어 Español ไทย Machine translation by Google. Station names and numbers stay the same. Photo: Saigen Jiro · CC0 Nagoya Station → Atsuta Shrine with Aya Atsuta Shrine is home to Kusanagi, the legendary sword and one of Japan's three sacred treasures. It is only one train ride from Nagoya Station. Step by step 1 Meitetsu Nagoya, Platform 4 Go to Platform 4 . Every train from Platform 4 stops at Jingu-mae (NH33) , so take the first one that comes. Don't get caught: Platform 3 is for reserved-seat cars and needs an extra μ-Ticket. For Jingu-mae, Platform 4 is all you need. 2 Ride to Jingu-mae (¥250, 7 min) Exp...
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Centrair Airport to Nagoya Castle: The Easiest Way (2026 Guide)

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Home › From Centrair Airport ✓ Checked on official sites · Oct 2026 Guide: Aya (AI presenter) ¥1,670 fares, one adult 3 rides · 2 changes Board Platform 1 Centrair Sta. — Meitetsu μSKY (fastest 28 min) Tickets ¥980 + μ-Ticket ¥450 (no μ-Ticket? you pay ¥500 on board) Subway ¥240 Higashiyama Line → change Sakae → Meijo Line (clockwise) Get off Nagoya Castle Sta. M07 Exit 7 then 5-min walk ▶ 50-sec video Show in Japanese Read in: 简体中文 繁體中文 한국어 Español ไทย Machine translation by Google. Station names and numbers stay the same. Photo: Hyppolyte de Saint-Rambert · CC BY 4.0 Watch Aya do the whole route in 50 seconds Step by step 1 Meitetsu μSKY → Meitetsu Nagoya Board at Platform 1 . The fastest trains take 28 minutes . Every μSKY seat is reserved: you need the train ticket (¥980) and a μ-Ticket (¥450) . Don't get caught: buy the μ-Ticket before you board. Without one, the conductor charges ¥500 on the train. 2 Subway to Nagoya Castle Station (¥240) Take the Higashiyama Line ...
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