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23230 / にっしんし

Aichi Prefecture

Nisshin City

A thatched house wears an iron roof.

Former Ichikawa House, Yotsudate

Photo by Asturio Cantabrio (CC BY-SA 4.0)

01 / Black pine

The trunk and branches of a black pineare likened to a dragon lying down.

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Photo by 良人 (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The Garyu no Matsu pine in the grounds of Myosenji Temple is a natural monument designated by the city in 1980. It stands about 6.7 m tall, and its branches spread about 11.5 m east to west and about 12.3 m north to south. The city says the name seems to come from the spread of the trunk and branches, likened to a dragon lying down.

  • About 6.7 m tall
  • Spread about 11.5 m east to west
  • City designation, 1980

02 / Old kiln

A kiln about 8 m long, built on a slope,is almost fully intact apart from its ceiling.

This city-designated historic site lies in Suzukaze Park, Kaguyama 5-chome. A survey in 1982, ahead of a land readjustment project, found the kiln body almost fully intact apart from its ceiling. It is an anagama, a tunnel-type kiln, about 8 m long and about 2 m wide, with a flame-dividing pillar. The city says it is one of the Sanage kiln sites, where Sue ware and ash-glazed ware were made.

  • About 8 m long, 2 m wide
  • Heian period, 9th century
  • City designation, 2009

03 / Former main hall

A one-bay nagare-zukuri hall built in 1689now stands under a protective cover.

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Photo by Tomio344456 (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The former main hall of Tenchi Shrine in Akaike-cho was designated a city building in 1983. A surviving ridge tablet records its rebuilding, and it was built in 1689 as the village's tutelary shrine under the control of Ryoenji Temple. Moved to the southeast of the precinct when a new main hall was planned, it was given a protective cover in 1989.

  • Built 1689
  • One-bay nagare-zukuri style
  • City designation, 1983

Living here

Nagoya is 26 minutes by subway.

  • about 90,000 people
  • 30 min to a city centre

From Fushimi Station in Nagoya, the Tsurumai Subway Line reaches Akaike Station in 26 minutes. From Akaike Station to the city hall, the city gives about 24 minutes on the Kururin Bus Akaike Line, or about 13 minutes on the Meitetsu Bus Nisshin Chuo Line. For the Former Ichikawa House, get off at Nogata on the Meitetsu Bus Nisshin Chuo Line and walk about one minute.

People living here
91,520people
19952020

+4% since 2015

60,311 → 91,520

Area
34.91km²

28.61km² of it habitable

2024

Households
36,460households

2.5 people per household

2020

Rent (average for rentals)
60,071yen

National average 60,630 yen

2023

Healthcare
4 hospitals / 83 clinics

9.5 per 10,000 people

2023

Area34.91km²Habitable land28.61km² / 82%
Area and habitable land at the same scalee-Stat B1101 / B1103
Children waiting for childcare
—15 nurseries and similar
Home purchase subsidy
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Average annual temperature
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These 3 items are waiting on a nationwide data source. We do not fill them with estimates.

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Where you can go from here.

Nisshin City in Japan35.132°N 137.039°E
TokyoNisshin City
  • to NagoyaNagoya Subway Tsurumai Line26min

Travel times follow 名古屋鉄道『路線別時刻表』豊田線・地下鉄鶴舞線のPDF(2026年03月14日改正。下り〈上小田井→赤池→豊田市〉の平日 TT_W1・土休日 TT_H1。https://www.meitetsu.co.jp/train/timetable/index.html)。伏見『発』と赤池『発』の時刻を列ごとに突き合わせて数えた(平日80列・土休日60列) (checked 2026-10-20). They vary by time of day.

Shape

Borders 5 municipalities.

Territory of Nisshin City
Boundaries: National Land Numerical Information (N03)

North to south

6.8km

名古屋市, 長久手市, 東郷町, みよし市, 豊田市

Nisshin City isthis kind of town.

  1. 01The main building of the Former Ichikawa House, a nationally registered tangible cultural property, is thatched with temporary iron-sheet roofing; it was the residence of the Ichikawa Tozo family, who served as village head of Nogata. It is said to have been moved from a village head's house in Ueda Village, in present-day Tempaku Ward, Nagoya, and an ink inscription dated 1709 shows when it was built
  2. 02Myosenji's Garyu no Matsu pine is a natural monument designated by the city in 1980, and the Kaguyama Old Kiln, a Heian-period (9th-century) anagama, is a city-designated historic site. The city's list consists of one nationally registered tangible cultural property and the city's own designations
  3. 03The city also lists a bird-knobbed lid unearthed at Orido Kiln No. 84, a ceramic seal (four such seals were confirmed in the prefecture as of March 2011), and the restored stone chamber of Hakusan Tumulus No. 1 among its cultural properties

See the town as it is now.

Source: Wikidata (P2002, P2003, P2013, P2397)

If something caught your eye, ask the town itself.