Nagano: Buddhist Temples and Scenic Shrines and Lush Gardens
Nagano, Japan is one of the largest cities located near the Nagano Basin in the Chubu region of Japan. This is also one of the core cities of Japan. Nagano can be translated to "Long Field" and is one of the common names in the area. Popular for its temples, Nagano also serves as the home of the legendary Togakure Ninja School. Kids would definitely love to the entertainment and activities featured at the Kids Ninja Village and the Togakushi Ninpo Museum. Nagano, Japan hotels are also the most stunning and culturally touched destinations in the region.
Best Time to Visit
The whole year brings in a perfect weather to enjoy Nagano and its many attractions and entertainment venues. Summer and autumn are the two favorite seasons and brings in most of the tourists to the area. Winter is exciting despite the cold. Flowers bloom during April and May offers a serene and majestic experience in the area.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Begin your adventure in Nagano by heading to the Baio-ji Temple. The temple has been in the area since 1741 and was constructed by the Buddhist monk Jitsugen. It is one of the most visited destinations in the region. Families on a holiday should not miss the opportunity to visit the Chausuyama Dinosaur Park. Entrance is free in the park and also features slides and picnic areas together with the many dinosaur statues in the area. Relax and recuperate for another day of adventure at the Hotel Metropolitan Nagano and the Dormy Inn Nagano.