中部電力 MIRAI TOWER
Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER
Nagoya’s iconic 180-meter tower in Hisaya-odori Park offers panoramic city views, a retro-futuristic design, and a glowing presence in the skyline.
Attractions
Observatory, Landmark, Night View
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Standing as one of Japan’s earliest TV broadcast towers, the Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER—formerly known as Nagoya TV Tower—is both a historic symbol and a revitalized urban attraction. Located in the heart of Hisaya-odori Park, the 180-meter-high structure features two observation decks: the Sky Deck and the open-air Sky Balcony, both offering sweeping views of Nagoya’s skyline, the surrounding greenery, and even the distant Alps on a clear day. Recently renovated, the tower now blends retro Showa-era architecture with sleek modern touches, including an LED-lit façade and an interior lounge space. Whether visited by day for the view or at night for the atmosphere, MIRAI TOWER remains a must-see landmark that captures Nagoya’s blend of nostalgia and innovation.
Facilities & Services
Sky Deck (indoor) and Sky Balcony (open-air)
Nighttime light displays
Lounge café and event space
Gift shop with tower merchandise
Elevator and barrier-free access
Ristorante Est
A refined Italian restaurant in Meito Ward serving seasonal courses and carefully crafted dishes based on modern Italian cuisine.
Unagi Nishimoto
A long-standing unagi restaurant in Higashi Ward serving charcoal-grilled eel with traditional Nagoya flavors and a consistent, classic touch.
Yondaime Kikukawa Kakuozan
A refined unagi restaurant in Kakuozan serving premium charcoal-grilled eel prepared in the Nagoya style with consistent craftsmanship.
Nagoya Nogakudō Noh Theater
A dedicated Noh theater near Nagoya Castle showcasing classical performances, cultural events, and a close look at Japan’s oldest surviving performing art.
Hōsa
A quiet café inside the Nagoya Noh Theater that serves Japanese sweets, light meals, and tea in a calm, culturally rich environment.