[2025 Tokoname Restaurant] Travel Guide for Premium Lounge Centrair (Updated May)

Nagoya weekend trip ✈️🍜🏯 ☀️Day 1 On the weekend morning, I took the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Nagoya🚄. The first place I went to when I arrived in Nagoya was the famous "Ajisen Ramen"🍜. It was really delicious! But it was really spicy🔥. After I finished eating, I found out that you can make it less spicy when ordering... If you're going to go, please tell the staff (lol). I didn't have any plans in the afternoon, so I strolled around Nagoya🚶♀️. Nagoya has wide roads and many tall buildings, and it had a Hong Kong-like atmosphere🏙️. In the evening, I went to a restaurant famous for its chicken wings🍗. But maybe I expected too much, because the taste was so-so... Maybe because the restaurant was busy, the service was also normal, which was a bit disappointing😅. Honestly, I think the chicken wings I had in Tokyo were tastier... ☀️Day 2 I woke up late on this day and went to Nagoya Castle first🏯. You should definitely see this place at least once! The folding screens and murals are especially beautiful, like works of art✨. There was also a performance that gave you the feeling of the Sengoku period, which I really enjoyed! In the afternoon, I went to the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology🚗. Here, I was able to learn about the history and development of Toyota, which was surprisingly interesting. I think even people who aren't car lovers will enjoy it! In the evening, I saw the famous Boeing 737 on display at Nagoya Airport✈️. The way it's displayed in the airport is, well, cool! It's definitely worth seeing. I was lucky that the flight on the return flight, JL208, was an international flight🎉. It was a short trip, but it was a fun weekend where I was able to experience the various charms of Nagoya. I'd like to visit again soon! 😊 #Domestic travel record #Nagoya #Nagoya sightseeing #Nagoya trip #Ajisen ramen #Nagoya castle #Ajisen #Centrair

This is the card lounge located in the departure lobby on the 3rd floor of Terminal 1 at Chubu Centrair International Airport. Opening hours: 6:45-20:45 (open all year round) The lounge is spacious and has a large number of seats, so even when it's crowded, there will always be a seat available. Simple snacks and drinks are available for unlimited drink, and alcohol is also available. There are outlets and USB chargers available. This can also be used upon arrival, so I use it while waiting to get takeout Botejyu with my Priority Card. In addition, you can bring in your own food and drink into the lounge, so I sometimes see people bringing their own Botejyu. The toilets are outside the lounge, so it's relatively easy to enter and exit. No special notice is given during quiet times, but when it's crowded, you may be given a re-entry ticket, so I recommend calling the reception when entering and exiting.

Centrair, the gateway to the sky in the Chubu region It's very easy to find the airport company's check-in counter after getting off the train. There are several lounges, and it seems that the lounge you can enter depends on the card you have. It seems to have a status. There is also a well-equipped food court, and Centrair holds many events, making it a fun space to enjoy before and after your trip. The Meitetsu train is convenient for accessing the airport. If possible, it's much easier to get the limited express ticket μ-Ticket 🎵 #CentrairCentralJapanInternationalAirport #solotravel #trip #lounge