Reasons to Choose Japan
Life in Japan by Specific Areas
Aichi
Summary
Aichi Prefecture is located in the center of Japan and is known as the manufacturing kingdom, including the automobile industry centered on Toyota Motor Corporation. Despite the big city of Nagoya, there are places where you can see the sea such as Chita and Atsumi Peninsula; and, there is also Okumikawa centered on the mountains. Therefore, so we are proud of being the most comfortable to live in.

Access
- If arriving by plane
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There is also Nagoya Airport in the Komaki area of Aichi Prefecture.
From Tokyo
Haneda Airport
1 hourChubu Centrair International Airport
- If arriving by Shinkansen or train
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The other Shinkansen stations in the prefecture are Toyohashi Station and Mikawa-Anjo Station.
From Tokyo
Tokyo Station
1 hour 37 minutesNagoya Station
Famous places / spots recommended by locals

Inuyama Castle
Inuyama Castle, a national treasure with a castle tower that is said to be the oldest in Japan. Built in the Muromachi period, it is in the limelight nationwide as a precious castle that survived the Warring States period. The view from the castle tower is just superb! You can see the Nobu Plain where the warlords fought from the castle.

Obara Freai Park & Shiki-Zakura (four-season-cherry)
The highlight here is the rare "Four Seasons Cherry Blossoms" that bloom twice a year in spring and autumn. It is in full bloom around November every year. The scenery where you can see - the pink of the four seasons cherry blossoms, the bright red autumn leaves, and the green of the surrounding trees - at once, is a miracle collaboration.
Foods recommended by locals
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Hitsumabushi (Finely chopped eel over rice)
A gourmet feast that is completely delicious! Outside is crispy while the inside is soft. You can enjoy delicious eels. You can enjoy three flavors with one dish, the first cup as it is, the second cup with condiments, and the third cup with ochazuke.
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Kishimen noodles
Local noodles from the Edo period! The sweet soup stock goes well with the flat noodles.
Climate (temperature / precipitation)
Aichi Prefecture has a mild climate year-round with high rainfall in the summer and low rainfall in the winter. There are considerable differences in temperature within the prefecture. The Atsumi Peninsula and southern Chita Peninsula tend to be warm due to the influence of the Kuroshio Current, and the mountainous northeast regions tend to be slightly cool.
Monthly temperature/precipitation

(Source: Japan Meteorological Agency)
Cost of living
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Rent
50,770 yen
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Electricity, gas, and water costs
8,227 yen
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Ramen
(Eating out)717 yen
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White bread (1 kg)
469 yen
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Milk (1ℓ)
243 yen
*Source
- Rent
“Housing and Land Survey: 2023,” Portal Site of Official Statistics of Japan
Average rent per month (excluding free rent) for privately rented apartments/houses (exclusively residential dwelling) with a total floor area of 29m2 or less in each prefectural capital - Electricity, gas, and water costs
“Family Income and Expenditure Survey: 2023,” Portal Site of Official Statistics of Japan
Per capita expenditure calculated as the monthly average of total annual expenditures on utilities (electricity, gas, and water) per household in each prefectural capital, divided by the average number of members in each household - Eating out (Ramen) / White bread (1kg) / Milk (1ℓ)
“Retail Price Survey (Trend Survey): August 2024,” Portal Site of Official Statistics of Japan
Related links
Number of international students by country
Nepal
China
Vietnam
Total number of international students in Japan: 279,274
Total number of international students in Aichi Prefecture: 12,885
Based on 2023 “Annual Survey of International Students in Japan”
List of universities in each area
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