
Guide
Nagoya Port Sea Train Land is a leisure facility located in the Nagoya Port area of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. Since entry to the park itself is free, it is easy to stop by while sightseeing in the surrounding area. The park features various attractions that can be enjoyed by families and groups of friends. The layout is designed to take full advantage of its seaside location, offering a refreshing atmosphere with a variety of amusement rides.
The name of the park reflects its history; the terms "Sea" and "Train" allude to its connection to the sea and the railway. The site was once part of the former Nagoya Port Station for Japan Freight Railway (JR Freight). While the physical traces of the former station are no longer prominent, the area has been successfully transformed into a beloved leisure destination that honors its local history.

The park features attractions such as a Ferris wheel that offers a panoramic view of the surroundings. These rides allow visitors to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Nagoya Port from a high vantage point. Attractions are priced individually, allowing you to pay only for what you wish to ride. For a more efficient experience, visitors can purchase specific tickets or a free pass to enjoy unlimited rides within the park.
The facility is accessible year-round, but the warmer months from April to September are particularly ideal for seaside leisure. During the daytime, you can enjoy the attractions against a backdrop of bright blue skies and the ocean. The atmosphere also changes beautifully from evening to night, offering a different mood as the landscape shifts.

Visitors can enjoy various levels of leisure through different attractions. There are tiered pricing options, such as free passes for elementary school students and above, and special rates for children aged 3 to under elementary school age. Please note that some attractions may have restrictions based on age or height, so it is recommended to check details in advance. Additionally, you can use the provided tables and benches to enjoy food and drinks brought from outside (though bringing food onto the rides themselves is prohibited).
Many popular tourist spots are clustered around Nagoya Port Sea Train Land. To the south, you will find the Nagoya Port Aquarium and the Antarctic Research Vessel Fuji. To the north, there are wedding venues, and to the west, the Nakagawa Canal flows by. The east side features warehouse districts. The adjacent "Garden Futo" area also includes facilities like Nagoya Port Italian Village, making it easy to plan a comprehensive sightseeing itinerary for the Nagoya Port area.

When visiting the facility, please keep the following points in mind: