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Nagoya’s Magazine
Volume 6 No. 4
04|15
FESTIVAL | 06
Where to enjoy this year’s Hanami!
STAGE | 12
The Burlesque Show Shamhat Takes Place on April 23
SPORT | 15
Interested in Kyokushin Karate?
On Our Cover: Scarlett James who
appears this month at CapriBlue’s
production of the burlesque stage
show Shamhat
Publisher: Carter Witt
Digital Production: Rangi Thomson-McCall
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Event Promotion: Madoka Morimoto
Contributors
EAT | 20
Mark Guthrie
Daniel Ostrander
Daniel Speight
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April 2015
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THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015
Nagoya Police Get
Powerful New Crime
Fighting Vehicle
Nagoya –The Municipal Police Authority today
unveiled their newest weapon in the war against
crime in Nagoya. The vehicle (codenamed “My
Hearty Bike”) is a zippy, 3-speed auto-controlled
propulsion device, utilizing state-of-the-art aluminium and plastic manufacturing processes. Police authorities would not comment on the price
of the research project, but did show off some of
the James Bond-style gadgetry it produced, such
as the ear-drum piercing brakes used to thwart
would-be evil-doers, and a handy front-end luggage compartment capable of holding up to 15
onigiri for long stakeouts. Police plan to equip
officers nationwide with the top secret device as
a means of countering the recent alarming rise in
umbrella thefts and jaywalking.
Forehead Tattoo To Be
Required for Fluent Gaijin
Tokyo –A motion passed this week in the Japanese
Diet that will require all gaijin fluent in Japanese
to wear a permanent forehead tattoo making them
“visible” to nearby Nihonjin. The recent influx
of fluent foreigners has led to increased numbers
of nervous and disconcerted Japanese citizens,
accustomed to thousands of years of being the only
ones able to speak their language.
Local resident Ai Wakana describes a recent encounter with one such foreigner. “I was working at
checkout stand in Jusco, and foreign man just start
talking to me like he was real person!! And then
he pay me 1250 yen when the bill was 750 yen.
With no use a calculator!! I thought gaijin can’t do
math inside the head! I think, maybe not everything
okaasan tell me is right! I was moved, but scary.”
Legislators feel the move toward forehead
tattoos is the best solution for all involved, providing Japanese citizens with advance warning that
wretched attempts at English will be condescendingly ignored, while relieving the over-achieving
gaijin from hearing a constant refrain of, ‘jozu da
ne!’ every time he says, “hai”.
Fake Wedding Pastor
Denied Entry to Heaven!
Pearly Gates – A wave of fear rippled through he gajin community late
Saturday on reports from Paradise
that a long-term Japan resident of
Australian orgin, Bernie Knell, had
been refused entry at the Pearly
Gates due to the excessive number of
weddings he had performed as a fake
minister in Japan.
Our reporter was fortunate enough
to get a statement from the Big Guy
himself, who turns out, contrary to
20th century theological revisionism,
to be a really old guy with a long
white beard.
Says God, “Yeah, well, y’know, I
try to turn my head on some of these
things - you know, grace, compassion, ‘yer sins are as far as the east
is from the west’, yada yada yada,
but with some these guys it is just
way out of hand. I mean, I try to hold
back because, fact is ,most of the
“real” ones are pretty much faking it
too, but this guy was just embarrassing. He couldn’t even remember
the Lord’s prayer. He kept saying,
‘Our Lord who is Art in heaven’.
And my name’s not Art. It’s Ar-nold.
Schwarzenegger. Or at least that’s
the name of of my current earthly
incarnations. Keep your eye on that
guy! He keeps telling everyone, “I’ll
be back”, but no one really listens!”
Our reporter, sensing he might not
have another chance at an interview
of such magnitude, pressed on with
another question, querying God as to
the reason for Christianity’s lack of
success in Japan.
“Well, it all comes down to some
bad experiences really. I tried to get
things kick-started a few years back
by appearing to this girl working in
a Soapland in Tokyo. I was trying to
tell her, “Love your neighbor,” but
she was hearing, “Rub your neighbor”, so she kept saying, “That’s what
I’m doing!” Ugh, it was such a mess.
I pretty much gave up after that.
When asked why he hadn’t taken
the time to simply learn Japanese,
he responded, “Oh, come on!! Who
learns Japanese?!?! That’s, like, the
hardest language in the universe!!
Have you seen that writing system?!
Don’t blame me, it was the other guy
who created that!
Footprint Fiasco
(Tokyo) Fukuda’s carbon footprint
labels build up huge carbon footprint,
as labels require own carbon footprint
labels, which then need labeling, leading to more labeling with labels that
need labeling. For the full story, turn
to page 12.
Exchange Student’s Family Fed-Up
with Boasts of Chopstick Prowess
Teenagers can be known for
obnoxious behavior, but for one
southwestern Nebraska family, a
study-trip to Japan has transformed
their teenager from mildly annoying
to patently insufferable.
“It started right after he came
home,” reports the exasperated
father. “He refused to use knives
and forks! I told him, ‘I am fine with
cultural understanding and all, but
that there’s American beef! And ya
ain’t gonna cut that with no choppysticks!’ But he wouldn’t respond. He
just sat their looking at us all smug
and superior out of the corner of his
eye, eating kernel corn with those
two damn little twigs!!”
Indeed, rather than a return to
traditional American utensils, the
persistent teen grew his hair long and
held it in a topknot with two golden
chopsticks that he had brought all the
way from Kyoto.
The boy’s mother relates the
story of how it all came to a head.
“It just kind of all blew up one day
when I got fed up and snatched the
chopsticks out of his hair. I says,
‘ain’t no boy of mine gonna be
walking around the house with a bun
in his hair!’ So he jumps up on this
chair and starts screaming and sobbing with his eyes all blood-red, ‘I’m
jozu! I’m jozu! They told me I’m
jozu, damn you!’ I mean, who are
“they”, and what the hell is “jozu”
anyway?” asks the beleaguered
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I Wandered Lonely
As a Cloud
Mark Guthrie
I wandered lonely as a cloud,
A party raged in Tsuramai.
I picked my way through laughing crowds,
On blue plastic sheets all did lie,
Everyone having fun but me;
For I had failed at Hanami.
As I did stumble through the folk,
Cherry blossom rained on down,
I trod on someone’s phone that broke,
My nose got punched, blood on ground.
I hoped my friends would rescue me,
But they were lost in hanami.
I sought help in another beer.
Towards the stalls I made my way
Although the salesmen I did fear,
By ink on hands their sleeves betrayed.
Oh they were yaks, most certainly,
For they own even hanami.
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With beer in hand of food I thought,
So I perused the demise.
And what great foods there could be
bought
With tako cooked every in way;
But on top, fucking kats’bushi
The horrid taste of hanami.
Now with the sun gone from the sky,
My t-shirt sleeves were not enough.
I cursed the cold and wondered why
Others knew to bring warmer stuff
For they were snug and all toasty,
So well prepared for hanami.
With drunken head I did return
Back to the park and down I sat.
But by some guys I soon was spurned,
They shoved me hard off the blue mat.
“This seat reserved here, can’t you see?
“We’ve staked our claim, our hanami!”
Alone and cold, just like a cloud
Tears rained down like blossom flowers.
But then my name was called aloud,
My friends: “For you, we’ve searched for hours!”
And they were just as drunk as me!
But that’s the norm for hanami.
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Where to
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The Best Places to Enjoy
Hanami In Nagoya
Japan has got to be the only country in the world with forecast systems in
place for both some of the worst natural disasters imaginable, and flowers.
Meteorological agencies across the country rush to predict just when and
where the great pink blob will descend, so millions can plan on which days
to pull sickies in order to recover from hanami.
Anywhere else in the world, a ‘flower viewing’ party would sound a bit of a
bore-fest, but not in Japan. Travel itineraries on the internet spout endless
superlatives about the transient beauty of the blossoms, how important
they are in the Japanese psyche, and how you absolutely MUST visit in April
so as not to miss the ‘big pink’ (it’s not actually called that, I just made that
up). But us kids know that hanami isn’t about appreciating cherry blossoms.
It’s the time of year when hospital admittances for alcohol poisoning are at
their highest and sales of blue plastic sheets skyrocket. A million salarymen
can’t be wrong, and if you wish to join them in their merriment and madness, here are some of Nagoya’s prime spots.
Heiwa Park
The sakura Mecca of Nagoya, but I may be over-exaggerating. Over 2000
trees, with plenty of space to enjoy them and lots of hiding places to disappear when it all gets too much. Access: Motoyama Station (Meijo/Higashiyama subway lines), Exit 4, head up Nekogahora-Dori past Matsuzakaya.
Tsurumai Park
One of the less subdued places to do hanami – lamppost climbing has been
known to occur (followed by karaoke renditions from on high). Not for the
faint-hearted. 1200 trees. Access: Tsurumai Station, main exit (JR Chuo/Tsurumai subway lines).
Nagoya Castle(Meijo Park)
The 1600 or so blossom trees here really bring out the ferrite concrete of the
castle quite nicely. Watch out for the annual castle festival – it’s on during
most of the cherry blossom season. The trees are lit-up until late evening.
Access: Shiyakusho Station (Meijo subway line), Exit 7.
Higashiyama Park
There are actually different varieties of cherry blossom trees here, so they
bloom over a longer period of time. More hanami, anyone? The Spring Festival will run until early May. Access: Higashiyama Koen Station (Higashiyama
subway line), Exit 3.
Yamazaki River
Around 500 trees stretch along a couple of kilometers of river. Illuminated.
Yay! Access: Mizuho Undojo-Nishi Station (Sakura-dori subway line), Exit 2.
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Hanami Fun Facts!
Spring has sprung. And in Japan, that means it
is time again to contemplate mono no aware,
the ephemeral and slightly melancholy nature
of being alive.
Apparently, this is best achieved through the
age-old tradition of sitting on blue polytarps,
passing around child-sized bottles of sake (by
which I mean the size of a human child, not a
size fit for one), and generally making as much
of an ass of yourself as possible in a crowded
public park. In a word: fantastic.
Cherry blossoms (sakura) are charged with
meaning. Their fragile and fleeting bloom has
been compared to a woman’s beauty, blossoming for a short period before withering
into old age.
The fighting men of Japan – soldiers, samurai
and gangsters – often used them as a symbol
of a life that was short but magnificent. Because the Japanese school year begins in April,
the sakura are also seen as a sign of beginning,
signaling a new stage in life.
Of course, most of this ancient symbolism has
been lost in the pursuit of a really excellent
party, but what the hey.
To help prepare for the deeper appreciation
of this perennial ritual – or maybe just to
feed you some useless trivia to impress your
friends with while waiting for your turn at
the enormous sake bottle – here are five fun
facts about hanami (cherry blossom viewing).
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1. When and how this whole hanami thing
got started is a mystery, but it has been going
on for a long time. Some say it started in the
Nara period (710-784), due to the encroaching
influence of the Chinese Tang Dynasty and
its established culture of flower appreciation.
Others argue it is a Japan-original, with 3rd
century hanami parties being mentioned in
the Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan). Either
way, plum blossoms and wisteria were originally the flowers of note, with nobody giving a
hoot about sakura. However, like pretty much
everything else in traditional Japanese culture,
this all changed with the publication of The
Tale of Genji, which included a sakura-hanami
party scene. From then on, the word came to
be exclusively associated with parties under
cherry blossoms.
2. Whether or not hanami parties are indigenous to Japan, sakura trees sure aren’t. They
were imported to Japan from the Himalayas
and have been artificially hybridized for
centuries, resulting in around 305 distinct
varieties. Considered the most beautiful
sakura and genetically grafted so that all of
its flowers bloom at the same time, the somei
yoshino was perfected towards the end of the
Edo period. And yes, although they are called
“cherry blossoms” in English, actual cherries
come from an entirely different species of tree,
so don’t get your hopes up for free fruit.
3. To help manage the big sake bottles, people
are often seen drinking from masu, a square
wooden box-shaped cup usually with some
design etched in it. Masu were originally a
standardized measuring cup for counting rice,
said to contain exactly enough rice to feed a
working man for one day. 365 masu added up
to a koku, enough rice to feed someone for a
year; this was used as a measure of wealth in
feudal Japan.
4. Nowadays, the focus of the event has
changed, which resulted in the phrase hana
yori dango. It means being more interested in
the tasty and sweet foods of hanami parties
(dango) rather than wasting time staring at
the flowers (hana) and contemplating mono
no aware. Personally, I think this would be
better rendered as hana yori sake, but maybe
that’s just me.
5. If you’re undecided as to where to hold your
hanami party this year, Mt. Yoshino in Nara
prefecture is considered to be the most beautiful place in all of Japan for sakura. More than
100,000 sakura trees are planted in sequential
groves along the mountain, allowing for
staggered hanami as the trees slowly bloom.
Legendary poet Matsuo Basho was so struck
by the numinous beauty of Mt. Yoshino in
bloom that he refused to compose his customary haiku during his visit, saying that a human
being could never properly capture it in words.
Or maybe he was just too drunk, swept up in
the true spirit of hanami.
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NAGTHEATER
Shamhat!
The Burlesque Show Shamhat Takes Place on April 23
Mark Guthrie
One has little more to do than turn on the
television to realise that Japan loves a variety
show. Whether it’s singing, dancing or comedy,
variety light entertainment pretty much dominates the non-food based airwaves, which
is why CapriBlue’s Nagoya-based burlesque
show Shamhat is destined to be such a massive hit.
Okay, that sound you just heard was probably
your own brain going hnnnuuuhh? Because
when you hear the world ‘burlesque’ you
probably think of some seedy strip joint or
something, but you couldn’t be more wrong.
Laughably so.
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You see, the word ‘burlesque’ actually derives
from the Italian burlesco or burla meaning a
joke or mockery, and the early English burlesque performances were parodies in the late
17th century, sending up Chaucer, Shakespeare
and the Graeco-Roman classics. As burlesque
arrived in the United States, to great popularity, it had metamorphosed into a variety show
format, but with a touch of female striptease
set to the increasingly popular Jazz swing
music.
But while it was the nudity that was grabbing
headlines, burlesque’s popularity would not
have been so great were it not for the bawdy
comedy; the skin bringing the punters in, the
laughs keeping them in their seats. Which is
why Japan’s burlesque scene is growing, and
at the forefront of the movement is Nagoya’s
very own Gigi D’Errico and his partner Asako
Takayanagi with their Jazz duo CapriBlue.
Classically trained musician D’Errico began
performing in his native Napoli at the tender
age of 7, turned professional at 14 and toured
the world with the Neapolitan orchestra. After
taking a job performing Canzone Napoletana
at Nagoya’s Italia Mura (Italian Village) in 2005,
he found himself falling in love with the city.
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NAGTHEATER
Alas, in 2008 the village closed down but,
rather than return to his homeland, D’Errico
stayed in his new home. It was somewhat
fortuitous that he did, as it was here that he
saw, playing the contrabass in the Central Aichi
Symphony Orchestra, Asako Takayanagi. He
was blown away.
So much so that he hunted her down and
persuaded her to form a duo, CapriBlue,
performing Belle Époque jazz and swing tunes.
Not wanting to stifle themselves playing the
same old jazz cafes and bars, they hit the road
finding unusual locations such as the famous
Kodaiji temple in Kyoto. And it was on that
very road that inspiration struck.
“I had been thinking of burlesque for some
time,” D’Errico told NagMag from his Nagoya
office, a room littered with evidence of a
lifetime on the stage. “The era of its greatest
influence, the music, it matched our style, but
I had no story. On the way back from Kyoto, it
came to me. I wrote it on the journey back to
Nagoya.”
That story came to be his first burlesque show,
Petit Café CapriBlue, a surreal tale in which the
clientele of the eponymous café are trapped in
time, perennially at three o’clock, tea time all
of the time. Through song, dance, by whatever
means necessary they try to advance time, but
to no avail, leaving them at the show’s ending,
still stuck.
for whom KouKouChan holds a bright burning
candle, played by the aforementioned housewives’ favourite Chris Glenn.
showing NagMag photos of the predominantly
The show itself is an intriguing mix of improvisation - the actors are essentially playing
themselves, reacting as they themselves would
in such a surreal situation - and hilarious songs,
performed by not one, but two orchestras, and
brought beautifully to life by Misao Yuchigawa,
choreographer for the Chunichi Dragons’
Cheerleaders. Although the show is in Japanese, it is in a natural, easy to understand tone,
and provides such a spectacle that it at times
transcends language. One such scene, without
wanting to give too much of the game away,
includes a Prisca Molotsi tribute to James
Bond, a giant cocktail glass and Scarlett James.
It promises to be worth the entrance fee alone.
to the theatre.
With a name like Shamhat (a sacred prostitute
of ancient Greece who used her allure to
charm the wild Enkidu from a bestial state to
civilisation), of course themes of romance and
sex are never going to be far away. And it is
here that your eyebrows raise once more, and
you’re again thinking of the strip joint, imagining an audience of the dirty mac brigade of
lonely men with hairy palms and bad eyesight.
But it is a suggestion that D’Errico laughs off,
female audience from the previous show,
glamorously dressed as they would for any trip
NagMag wonders whether perhaps the photographer had a soft spot for the ladies, but
D’Errico corrects us, confirming that women
make up 80% of their audience.
“Japanese women love beauty. They bring
their husbands and their friends. They love the
clothes and they love glamour, and they love
to laugh. In the last show we had all types of
people. We had a 70 year-old lady and we had
the S&M model Mistress Hibiki. But people
really enjoy it because the story is hilarious
and surreal.
“It is the most unique event in Japan, and it is
the spirit of burlesque.”
Shamhat will be in ArtPia Hall, Nadya Park
in Sakae on April 23. Ticket enquiries can be
made by mailing petitecafe.jp@gmail.com
The show was a roaring hit, packing the theatre. There are perhaps many reasons for the
success: the story, the local talent (including
friend of NagMag, Chris Glenn), the songs, but
perhaps the greatest pull was the Canadian
queen of burlesque herself, Scarlett James.
“Scarlett is just wonderful” enthuses D’Errico.
“In Japan burlesque is growing, but still underground. Most of the performers are go-go
dancers still, not real burlesque. With Scarlett
we play authentic burlesque.” And now that
authenticity is back, because the Petit Café is
returning for a reprisal in a new George Van
Horne co-directed show Shamhat.
Shamhat finds the café’s customers still
trapped in time, somehow catastrophically
shunted back to the court of Marie Antoinette.
As well as James, once again the stage is
littered with stars. You may recognise Pietro
Cristo from various Japanese TV dramas and
commercials. He plays the husband of guest
star Jazz vocalist Prisca Molotsi. Running the
show are the MCs: KouKouChan, the fluttering,
amorous keeper of time played by Japan’s
number one burlesque star and avant-garde
genius, Miss Caberetta; and Crissino, the man
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Budweiser
¥500
Heineken
¥500
Corona
¥550
...and more all-time specials!
April 2015
NAGSPORTS
Kyokushin Karate
Interested in Learning Karate in English?
John Wilcutt
It’s no surprise that many foreigners living in Nagoya have an interest in
learning some form of martial art or another, after all this is Japan. We
are living in a virtual mecca of martial art opportunities. The problem
is that most dojos in the area do not advertise, at least not in English.
No worries, I recently sat down with a world class Kyokushin karate
champion and instructor to discover what I could about learning this
fascinating and challenging art right here in town.
Within the word of martial arts Kyokushin is often referred to as “the
strongest karate”. The name means, “The ultimate truth”. Founded by
Korean-Japanese Masutasu Oyama, in 1964, kyokushin is a stand-up
fighting style that emphasizes full-contact fighting and intense training
methods. Sosai Oyama was born in Korea, but spent some time as a
child in China where he studied the southern Chinese form of Kempo
called, eighteen hands. Eventually, he moved to Japan where he
studied judo and Okinawan karate, eventually earning 4th degree black
belts in both arts. After years of intense training Sosai Oyama created
his own style, Kyokushin karate.
As a young child Hitoshi Kiyama began studying Kyokushin karate
and now as an adult his name is one that immediately inspires respect
within the realm of karate. Between the years of 1997 and 2003 Kiyamashihan collected such coveted titles as, World Champion (three times),
All Japan Champion (two times), and European Champion (once).
Currently, Kiyama-shihan is the head coach of the Japan National Team
preparing them for the upcoming World Championships.
When Kiyama-shihan is not winning championships or training other
future champions he spends his time teaching this fine art to regular
Joes, both adults and children. His dojos focus on etiquette, physical
conditioning, kata (forms), and kumite (sparring). For those daring folks
who want more, there are several kumite competitions held in Japan
and around the world each year. The atmosphere is friendly, yet traditional. So expect to train hard, but walk out of each class with a smile
(and perhaps a few bruises).
If you would like to watch a class before deciding to join, Kiyama-shihan
welcomes visitors at all of his dojos. There are three studios in Nagoya
conveniently located in Sakurayama, Chigusa, and Tsurumai. Incidentally, the classes at Tsurumai are taught by one of Kiyama-shihan’s
capable assistants, but instruction is available in English. Additionally,
the Tokai Championship tournament will be held in Nagoya on March
22nd. Some of the area’s best martial artists will be competing and the
tickets are reasonably priced.
For more information about the dojos, classes, or the upcoming
Tokai Championship call: (052)-762-5119
www.kyokushin-nagoyacentral.com
(The term “Shihan” is reserved for karate practitioners who have earned
a 5th degree black belt, or higher, and basically means “grand master”.
The title “Sosai” is reserved for the founder of the art.)
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Jeff Kollman plays
the Bottom Line April 8th
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Nag Live
Daniel Ostrander Offers Up Some Sound Advice
Friday 3
Nicholas Krgovich
K.D. Japon (19:00 | ¥3,500)
This Canadian pop singer’s music may be cool
and sexy, but he simply must stop dancing in
his music videos. He’s touring right now with
Brooklyn-based experimental musician Deradoorian and Ikeda Yusuke of tigerMos, one of
my new favorite local bands.
The Sound Of Manchester
Café Domina (22:00 | ¥1,500)
The Hollies, The Bee Gees, The Smiths, Joy
Division, The Stone Roses and (ugh) Oasis,
Manchester has been on the forefront of music
for decades. Listening to the mixes of DJ Jonny
Dub, it’s clear that city is still leaps ahead.
Saturday 4
DIRTY
Club JB’s (21:00 | ¥2,000)
DJ Mixture has a love of classic house music
that he expresses in his crowd-moving sets
as a resident of the Tokyo club scene. He’s
bringing that passion to the biggest party this
month, alongside local heroes AGO, Babur,
Nick Edges, Matt S and more. MCs, dancers,
live performances, an art show; there’s a lot
happening at this party, and it’s all good.
Tennessee Cats
Boogeedy Boo (20:00 | ¥1,000)
This rockabilly band hails from Osaka, but
their sound is straight outta Memphis. This is
a great chance to check out this hip sound bar
in Imaike.
Wednesday 8
Computer Magic
Tokuzo (19:00 | ¥5,500)
Electropop has a very niche market,
somewhere between those old enough to
remember the 80s to those young enough to
have not yet learned that a Casio keyboard
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is not a suitable substitute for a band. Even
so, Danielle Johnson’s beautiful synth-driven
music has found an impressive fan base here
in Japan.
Jeff Kollman
Bottom Line (18:30 | ¥5,000)
A guitar virtuoso, Mr. Kollman has picked,
shredded and strummed the world over with
some of the biggest names in the industry.
Friday 10
The Club
Himawari Hall (19:00 | ¥2,000)
The Nagoya Players newest show, The Club by
David Williamson, is a much-loved Australian
drama that takes a biting look at the world of
professional sports. Opening this Friday and
continuing through to Sunday, tickets are still
available for the five performances. Visit www.
nagoyaplayers.info to reserve yours now.
Saturday 11
MAXIMUM R&B
Plastic Factory (22:00 | ¥2,000)
I have a lot of respect for the Factory for giving
bigroom love to the greatest music of the 60s
that you probably never heard. The best of
R&B, soul, blues and jazz played on their original vinyl by some of Nagoya’s most-knowledgeable DJs, with a special live performance
from Le Virginie.
Monday 13
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Zepp Nagoya (18:00 | ¥9,000)
Flying in the face of the long-standing fact
that he’s an arrogant twit, Noel Gallagher’s
wasn’t about to launch his first post-Oasis project without making damn sure we all knew
what’s really important. Alternative names he
turned down: Liam Is Dead and Look At Me,
I’m Noel Fucking Gallagher.
Off The Rocker
Club Orca (21:00)
Nagoya’s newest club is still the hottest, with
lines to get in on the weekend extending
down the street. Having Japanese legends
Shinichi Osawa and Masatoshi Uemura in the
main room is a sure way to increase the waiting time a few hours.
Friday 17
Acoustic Night
Coat of Arms (20:00 | ¥500)
A rare treat, Tom Fallon of Ghost of Matsubara
will be unplugged on this night alongside
singer/songwriter Bob Vidler and wind instrument specialist, Stu West from Sydney.
Stand Up Comedy Night
Gotham City (19:30 | ¥2,000)
There once was a bar in Imaike called MISFITS,
and it was a hub of creative energy, launching
the careers of several artists, musicians and
DJs. One of their most-loved events was Comedy Night, started by INERTIA, a local stand-up
team. In the spirit of the gone-but-neverforgotten MISFITS, INERTIA is back together
at GC Live, a spot quickly becoming the new
touchstone of talent. If you fancy yourself a
joker, they’ll also have an open mic after the
performance.
Adrian Sherwood
Club Mago (22:00 | ¥3,500)
Adrian Sherwood’s live performances are
unlike anything today’s popular DJs are doing,
layering dub effects and soundbites over reggae and pop hits, making each mix an original
masterpiece.
Sensation
X-Hall (22:00 | ¥3,500)
Dance music is a wide-ranging genre,
encompassing several styles from the less is
more approach of minimal to the drunk-childon-the-effects-pad of EDM. This dichotomy of
sounds is played out quite nice at X-Hall this
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Venues
Boogeedy Boo (Imaike)
052-364-9113
Bottom Line (Imaike)
052-741-1620 | www.bottomline.co.jp
Café Domina (Sakae)
052-264-3134 | www.cafe-domina.com
Club JB’s (Sakae)
052-241-2234 | www.club-jbs.jp
Club Mago (Shinsakae)
052-243-1818 | www.club-mago.co.jp
The Cherry Coke$ play
Club Upset April 24
weekend, starting with German DJ techno duo
D-NOX and Beckers.
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ELECTRIBE Vol.8
X-Hall (22:00 | ¥3,000)
And then there’s young Japanese superstar
banvox, whose mixes could be used to roust
coma patients, who would then promptly
unplug the stereo.
Thursday 24
Carlton and the Shoes
Club Quattro (19:30 | ¥5,500)
This Jamaican trio came to fame in the late 60s
with rocksteady hits like “Love Me Forever”.
Only Nagoya’s fave ska band The Rude Pressures could open for these legends.
Friday 24
Olivia Newton-John
Nagoya Shimin Kaikan (18:30 | ¥10,000)
With a successful career spanning over 40
years of hit singles and starring roles in hit
musicals (as well as Xanadu), many fans of the
timeless Olivia Newton-John must be asking
themselves which of the greats from her
extensive songbook will be included on this
tour’s playlist. This fan, however, only has one
question: can she still rock a leotard?
Oledickfoggy
Club Quattro (18:00 | ¥3,000)
THE CHERRY COKE$
Club Upset (18:00 | ¥2,800)
Even more shocking then the fact that there
is such a thing as Japanese Celtic punk is the
fact that two of the best bands of this esoteric
genre, both from Tokyo, are playing the same
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night at the same time.
Saturday 25
Sound Lounge MIXX Grand Opening
Sound Lounge MIXX (19:30)
MIXX is Nagoya’s Newest Awesome Place To
Party ! Check out the stylish new night space.
www.mixx-japan.com/
Club ORCA (Sakae)
052-951-7105 | www.orca.nagoya
Club Quattro (Sakae)
www.club-quattro.com/
Club Upset (Ikeshita)
052-763-5439 | www.club-upset.com/
Club Zion (Kamimaezu)
052-339-2331 | www.zion.gionsound.jp
Mike Hawkins
Club Orca (19:00)
Continuing their impressive ability to lineup
some of the hottest DJs from around the
world, ORCA presents Danish producer Mike
Hawkins and his sequence of noises and beats
that I’m guessing the club kids today must
love.
Coat of Arms (Fushimi)
052-228-6155 | www.coatofarms.jp
Dreamshade
Club Zion (17:30 | ¥3,000)
OK, I get why the Nordic countries make and
enjoy death metal music. If I had to live in a
frozen wasteland that only sees the sun for a
week every year, I, too, would want to scream
dark lyrics about elder gods and madness. But
this band is from Switzerland, a land of peace,
beautiful people and chocolate. What could
they possibly know of staring into the abyss?
K.D. Japon (Tsurumai)
052-251-0324 | www2.odn.ne.jp/kdjapon/
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RESPECT OR DIE!!
Café Domina (17:00 | ¥2,500)
Chiptune sensations TORIENA and SexySynthesizer are performing live to help the
Respect or Die!! crew celebrate 13 years of
bringing Nagoya the freshest mashups, breakbeats, electro and indie dance trax.
Gotham City (Shinsakae)
www.gclivenagoya.com/
Himawari Hall (Marunouchi)
www.aichi-puppet.net/apc/himawari.htm
MIXX (Sakae)
(052) 261-3303 | www.mixx-japan.com
Nagoya Shimin Kaikan (Kanayama)
052-331-2141 | www.bunka758.or.jp/scd01_top.html
Plastic Factory (Imaike)
090-9894-9242 | www.plasticfactory.jp
Tokuzo (Imaike)
052-733-3709 | www.tokuzo.com
X-Hall (Osu Kannon)
052-265-6657 | www.x-hall.jp
Zepp Nagoya (Nagoya Station)
052-541-5758 | www.zepp.co.jp
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NAGEATS
Los Tacos
Big Tacos in Little Osu!
Daniel Speight
People in this country will often compliment
you on your ability to use chopsticks. That’s
all well and good. But in my opinion, the art
of stuffing food into your gob with your bare
hands is not only more natural, more impressive, more primal and more damn paleo…it’s
just, plain more fun. One of these days a local
is going to say something like “Daniel San, you
are really good at eating like a Cimmerian at a
roadside campfire, after a bloodthirsty battle
with a horde of murderous mountain trolls.”
And I’m just going to stare off into the distance
for a while as I chew, then, when you start to
think I didn’t even hear what you said, I’ll utter
in a deep, confident tone, “I know”.
If you’re like me and you’ve ever felt the need
for a spot of of hand-held Mexican fare to get
you through the week, then you may have
on occasion dropped in at one of the town’s
staple light dining institutions, the original Los
Tacos, on the outskirts of Sakae. You may have
also noticed that it’s not there anymore. This
is, indeed, a case of Lost Tacos. While it’s yet to
be seen whether Sakae will ever recover from
this grievous blow, today we’re going to focus
on the upside of the tale - and that, friends,
is what Osu has gained in the process. Yes,
much like a Chinese girl in an 80’s Kurt Russell
movie, Los Tacos has been bundled up and
transplanted to a new, and happening, and
much more colorful part of town.
Los Tacos was conceived by a couple of Japanese surfers, whose adventures some years
back found them in Baja, Mexico. There, they
discovered their love for finding their own
waves went hand-in-hand with a passion for
Mexican cafe-style eating. Soft-shell tacos with
your choice of filling, topped with a few fresh
salads, deep-fried cheese quesadillas, maybe
a burrito to top it all off, and some tortilla
soup. Eating like this will get you far in life. Or
at least, outside the whitewater, to where the
next set’s breaking. The new location, just down the side-street
between Osu Kannon temple and Yoshinoya
on Osu Dori, has already become a popular
point of call for local foot traffic. Inside there’s
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a 5-seater counter, and two high-stool tables
seating 4 each. The layout is neat and simple,
with easy-on-the-eyes, soft-color So-Cal artwork and decor. And cacti. Salsa music plays
in the background, and Yajima San churns
out orders in quick succession. The menu is
basically the same as reliable fare it’s always
been: Tacos, burritos, taco rice, deep-fried quesadillas, and a bunch of side-orders, including
salads and empanadas. New additions to the
line-up include a guacamole burrito(which
is fantastic), and veggie tacos featuring a
generous helping of salsa sauce, garnished
with coriander. The tomato-based soups at Los
Tacos are a rare delight in Japan. The tortilla
soup is very popular, although my favorite
is the seafood version. There’s an extensive
drink menu, with not only the usual beers,
but also Mexican brews like Tecate and Sol.
They have all the tequila, rum, and Campari
cocktails, as well as rum and tequila shots. You
can also wash your meal or snack down with
a selection from an extensive soft-drink menu
that includes juices such as guava, mango and
passion fruit. Los Tacos is a great place to drop in for a casual
tide-you-over, or a full sit down pig-out. Open
from 11:30 daily, last order is 21:30, and they’re
closed Wednesdays. The food is great, prices
are very reasonable, and there are no chopsticks. Because, really, who needs chopsticks
when you’ve found Los Tacos?
Los Tacos Osukannon
Open 11:30~21:30 (LO)
Lunch Menu 11:30~14:30
Closed Wed & 3rd Tues
1F Coop Sueihiro 2-25-12 Osu Naka-ku
See Map on Page 30 Location B4
www.nagmag.jp/lostacos
Tel: (052) 203-5020
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Now Open In Osukannon!
Tacos Burritos Quesadilla
¥380 ¥490 ¥330~
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Chilli Beans
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Spinach & Bacon (¥380)
Take Out Available!
Open 11:30~21:30 (LO)
Lunch Menu 11:30~14:30
Closed Wed & 3rd Tues
www.nagmag.jp/lostacos
1FCoop Sueihiro
2-25-12 Osu
Naka-ku, Nagoya
Tel: (052) 203-5020
Map
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Around the corner from Osu Kannon Temple
5 minutes walk from Osu Kannon Stn Exit #2
Wed-Mon 11:30~24:00
Closed Tue
(052) 201-2790
P30 / Map B4
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NAGBARS
Critical*Hit
Drink and Play at Fushimi’s Retro Video Game Lounge
Daniel Ostrander
Theme bars are the rage all over, and Nagoya
is no stranger to the novelty. We’ve got a bar
dedicated to the band KISS, more than a few
for fans of Gundam and any number of ones
where you can step back in time to visit the
50s or even the disco age. If you’ve got a kink
or itch, there’s probably a bar for you. Even
for video gamers, a group who traditionally
approach socialization only through vulgar
insults hurled across a high-speed internet
connection.
There was a time before online took hold,
before the Big 3 started filching their customer
base with DLC and micropayments. A time
when story was more important than graphics
(because they sucked), and you didn’t need
the web to play two players (just a second
controller). And to revisit this Golden Age of
Gaming, you just have to visit Nagoya’s newest
theme bar, Critical*Hit.
Owner and operator Alex “call me Al” Fraioli
got inspiration for his bar by visiting Genesis,
a retro gaming bar in Ichinomiya, and even
studied under the master there before opening his doors last November. Three months of
renovation and cleaning made the space into
a gamer’s paradise. The black and red aesthetic
is comfortable to the eyes, while the seating
is comfortable to your rear; which is a good
thing, because with the extensive selection of
old school games you’re going to be doing a
lot of sitting.
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“I wanted it to be a nice bar with video games
in it”, says Al. “Customers can come for the
ambiance and stay for the games.”
And Al knows video games; he’s got the collection to prove it. A hardcore gamer for 24 years,
he’s got nearly every console made since the
original Nintendo ready to play, both in English and Japanese. Just a quick glance around
the room and you’ll see all the greats: SNES,
, Gameboy, Sega Genesis and even the Wii.
However, according to Al, the most popular
with his customers is the N64, probably due
to classic games such as Mario Kart 64 and
the fact that up to 4 players can drive drunk
around the track at the same time.
If you want to enjoy their massive game
library, you only have to purchase two drinks
to play all you want. The menu is normal fare,
cold beer, a well-stocked list of mixers and
even a few original cocktails. If you game
better when drunk, you should brave a
Ganondorf’s Estate Tax, a mix of absinthe, Red
Bull, grenadine and lime. It’s an original brew
that Al confesses he “made on the fly” when a
customer pressed him for something new.
Critical*Hit is open every day except Mondays
from 5pm until 1am. But Al admits that
he’s been known to stay open later especially when there are customers playing or he
himself is in the middle of an epic session of
Dragon Quest (his favorite series). If you find
yourself in the middle of a game but have to
catch the last train, don’t worry about losing
your progress. C*H offers free memory service,
so you can come back and finally defeat
Mother Brain next time.
Critical*Hit also hosts a number of tournaments every month. The most popular to
date is the Street Fighter 2 tourney, which
participants can enter for ¥1000, which comes
with a free drink, and play several rounds of
multiple versions of the game including Turbo
and Super for a ¥5000 gift voucher. They are
also available for private parties, and it’s the
perfect place for a birthday party that would
make 10 year old you very jealous.
To get to Critical*Hit, take the Higashiyama or
Tsurumai subway lines to Fushimi station, take
exit #7 and walk straight along Hirokoji-doori.
Take the first left and the the next right. On
the left, next to a Chinese restaurant, you’ll see
the sign for Critical*Hit. Head downstairs and
say hi to Al.
Critical*Hit
Misononishi Building B1 #2
1-7-4 Sakae, Naka-ku
www.criticalhitbar.com
Tel: 080-3630-6430
See Map on Page 30 Location A3
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Map
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Commonwealth in Choja-machi!
Live Music
Play live at COA!
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Sports On Demand
If you want to watch
it, we’ll play it!
April Live from 8pm
4/4 Brian Cullen & Friends
4/17 Tom Fallon & Bob Vidler
4/25 Elijah Ben & Bluesmith
Weekend Lunch
Come and have lunch on
our big deck!
All The Things You Miss
Including Lasagna and other
food specials every week.
Marunouchi Stn.
Exit 5
Map
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Exit 1
Fushimi Stn.
Hub
Close to Fushimi and
Marunouchi Stations
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Sun 11:30~24:00
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を行っている英語対応可能なビューテ
www.luce-make.com
ィーサロン。
名古屋市中区錦3-5-18
京枝屋ビル３F
2-1-27 Rokuban, Atsuta-ku
名古屋市北区 山田1-14-10
H
08
名古屋市西区牛島町2-10　マンションフリーベル2F
Luce
Hayashi Bldg #401
1-14-10 Yamada, Kita-ku
Nagoya
名駅から徒歩圏内と好立地で、
外国人
 (052) 571-5055
が多く滞在しているサービスアパート
www.freebell.co.jp
メント。
家具付きの部屋もあります。
家
賃は48,000円からで敷金、
礼金、
仲介
手数料無料！
Yamanaka Dental
Located a 150m walk straight
from Rokuban-cho Stn Exit #2.
 (050) 5810-3977
www.exeo-international.com
Offering acupuncture,
shiatsu acupressure and
massage therapy.
鍼灸治療、
筋肉整体、
マッサージセラピー等が受けられる
治療院。
9F New Sakae Bldg
3-23-18 Nishiki, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区錦3-23-18
ニューサカエビル9F
 (052) 951-8989
 Mon-Fri 10:00~20:00
Sat 10:00~18:00
Sun / Nat Hol 10:00~17:00
www.newsakae-seitai.jp
Sakae
H
10
M
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Map Page 30 Location C2
April 2015
NAGSERVICES
Looking for a Dentist?
Get your teeth cleaned by a professional only a one minute
walk from Rokuban-cho Station (Exit 2).
Cleaning & Scaling only
takes 20-40 minutes:
Our friendly staff will make you feel welcome no matter
your level of Japanese.
Yamanaka Dental Clinic offers: fillings, caps, root canals, and
other kinds of dental treatments, including stain removal
and whitening. Feel free to ask any questions, including
about anesthesia. We will answer your questions while
ensuring that you feel as comfortable as possible!
Before
For more information, just call:
[070] 5032-2230 (English Direct)
[052] 652-2804
English OK
8:30 ~ 12:30
14:30 ~ 19:30
Mon
•
•
Tue
•
•
Wed
•
•
Thu
×
×
Fri
•
•
Sat
•
×
Yamanaka Dental Clinic
 See page 24 for directions
 www.yamanaka-dc.net
 facebook.com/yamanakashika.org Nagoya-shi Atsuta-ku
Rokuban 2-1-27
After
• Front Teeth (Lip Side): ¥2,160
• Front Teeth (Both Sides): ¥5,400
• Whole Mouth: ¥10,800 or
¥2000~¥3000 if you use Japanese
National Health Insurance. We can also
provide receipts for private insurance.
Meeting & Outcall
Sensual Rejuvination Massage Club
You may contact us to arrange a booking between
9 am - 5 am. Reception in English is available
Foreigner Friendly Legal Nationwide Escort Agency
0ver 900 Japanese Girls in 23 Cities, Japan. Arriving within 30 min.
Full Body Oil
Massage
3 Promises
FAQ
1
We can send our therapist to your
home or hotel within 20 to 30
minutes in central Nagoya
2
We have approximately 80
Therapists aged 18 to 35, There is
no charge for designation of type.
3
If you do not designate, we will
automatically send a professionally
trained therapist.
Map
Japanese therapists only.
Absolutely safe, No sexual diseases
or extra costs.
You may book and ask us any
question about our service in English
100% legal Service. We are licensed
by the government. No.5345747
60 min 14,000JPY 90 min 22,000JPY 150 min 36,000JPY
75 min 18,000JPY 120 min 28,000JPY 180 min 44,000JPY
Adm 1,000JPY
Designation ¥2,000JPY
Hotel ¥2,000JPY~
Japan Escort Massage Club Nagoya • Hamamatsu • Kanazawa
06-6212-1950 front@tomato-club.net
9am ~ 5am www.erotic-massage-japan.com
April 2015
Pg Loc
Loc
30 C2
New Sakae
Acupuncture
New Sakae Acupuncture
Reasonably Priced and Professional
Appointments (English & Japanese)
Weekdays: 10:00~20:00
Saturdays: 10:00~18:00
Sun & Hols: 10:00~17:00
New Sakae Bldg. 9F, 3-23-18
Nishiki-ku, Nagoya
(052) 951-8989
www.newsakae-setai.jp
We offer a full range of
treatments including:
• Acupuncture
• Shiatsu
• Thai Massage
• Foot Massage
• Aromatherapy
• Chiropractic
NAGMAG 25
NAGEATS AND DRINKS
Map
Pg Loc
Loc
30 C2
e Bread
Map
Pg Loc
Loc
30 C2
26 NAGMAG
Tel. 052-971-0566
17:00-4:00 Mon-Sat, 17:00-24:00 Sun/Nat. Hols
Tower Bldg. B1F, 3-15-10 Nishiki, Naka-ku, Nagoya
April 2015
NAGEATS AND DRINKS
Maruta Steakhouse
Layers Aloha Dining
Specializing in premium Japanese beef and reasonably priced
wine. Open late! Conveniently
located near Sakae Exit 1.
Layers’ Hawaiian themed
location has some of Nagoya’s
best burgers, superb pancakes
and lunch sets. Located next to
Chikusa Aeon
ステーキハウスのマルタでは、
豊富な
種類の高級国産牛とステーキに合う
ワインがお値打ち価格にて味わえる！
朝4時まで営業。
1F Sanco Inn Nagoya Nishiki,
3-7-23 Nishiki, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区錦３-7-23
三交イン名古屋錦1F
 (052) 973-0141
 Open Daily 17:00~4:00
Sakae
H
10
M
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Map Page 30 Location C2
大人のハワイアンムードを味わいたい
ならここ！あの有名グルメバーガーは
もちろんのこと、
自慢のふわふわハワイ
アンパンケーキやお得なランチセット
を提供しています。
 (052) 238-1550
 Open Daily 11:00-22:00
(Delivery 11:00-21:00)
www.layers-aloha.com
Under JR tracks, Naka-ku
Shinsakae 2-47-50
Tsurumai
名古屋市中区新栄
2-47-50 JR高架下
Jerrys Uno Shinsakae
Elephant’s Nest
Close to Shinsakae-machi Stn,
Jerry’s Uno has an extensive
menu of tacos, nachos, pizza
and other yummy things. Great
selection of beers.
A full menu of British pub
favorites and beers on tap. Dart
boards and large screen TVs
make this a popular hangout.
Near the Hilton Nagoya.
新栄駅から徒歩すぐにあるJerry’s
 (052) 251-1139
Unoでは自慢のタコスと種類豊富な世
 Open Daily 18:00~3:00
界各国のビールが味わえるほか、
ナチ
www.jerrysuno.com/shinsakae
ョス、
ピザなど様々な美味しい料理を
楽しめます。
英国パブのフードメニューや豊富な種
類の生ビールが楽しめる。
店内ではダ
ーツや巨大スクリーンでスポーツ観戦
もでき、
行きつけの場所として人気。
名
古屋ヒルトンホテルのすぐ近く。
1-6-6 Shinsakae, Naka-ku
Shinsakae-machi
2F 1-4-3 Sakae, Naka-ku
H
11
名古屋市中区栄1-4-3 2F
名古屋市中区新栄１−６−６
Coat of Arms
Hands down the best Tex-Mex
in town. Authentic menu, great
selection of beer and over 20
varieties of Tequila.
Two floors of Commonwealth
themed goodness. Popular for
their big tasty burgers. A great
selection of beers, outdoor seating, and non-smoking areas.
メキシコ人オーナーのお店で、
本場
 (052) 264-0663
Tex-Mex料理と豊富な種類のビール
 Mon-Sat 18:00~24:00
やテキーラ(20種類以上)が味わえる。
(Kitchen closes at 23:00)
www.dosdesperados.com
Shinsakae-machi
2-6-12 Nishiki,
Naka-ku
H
11
名古屋市中区錦2-6-12
American Dining Bar BJ
Critical Hit
BJ has some of the best American-style food in Nagoya along
with an awesome Happy Hour:
50% off drinks (even beer!) from
17:00 to 19:00.
A great place to grab a drink
while playing every console from
the original Nintendo through
to the PS2. Great selection of
games.
1F Miyagi Bldg.
3-14-22 Nishiki, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区栄3-14-22
宮木ビル１F
April 2015
Fushimi
H
09
T
07
イギリス連邦をテーマにした２階建て  (052) 228-6155
 Tue - Sun 11:30~24:00, Fri / Sat
のオシャレなパブ。日替わりランチが
11:30~1:00, Closed Mon
人気。屋外テーブルや禁煙コーナーも
www.coatofarms.jp
用意しているのが嬉しい。
名古屋市中区新栄1-8-11
藤松ビル2F
ウェスタンな雰囲気とボリューミーな
アメリカン料理が楽しめるBJでは、
フレアショーやポールダンス等の
エンターテイメントが満載。
 (052) 232-4360
 Sun-Thu 17:30~1:00
Fri-Sat 17:30~2:00
www.e-nest.jp
Map Page 30 Location A2
Desperados
Fujimatsu Bldg. 2F
1-8-11 Shinsakae, Naka-ku
T
10
初期の任天堂ゲーム機からPS2まで
なつかしのゲームをドリンク片手に
楽しめるバー。
ゲームの品揃えのよ
さが自慢。
 (052) 963-5333
 Sun-Thu 17:00~2:00
Fri, Sat, Day Before Nat Hol
17:00~3: 00
www.lightdining.co.jp
Sakae
H
10
M
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Map Page 30 Location C2
2F 1-7-4 Sakae, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区栄１-７-４
B１F ２号室
Fushimi
H
09
T
07
Map Page 30 Location B2
 (080) 3630-6430
 Mon-Sat 17:00~1:00,
Closed Sun
www.criticalhitbar.com
Fushimi
H
09
T
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Map Page 30 Location A3
NAGMAG 27
NAGMAP
A
B
Nagoya Station
C
Exeo International
1
1
Nagoya
2
Meitetsu Inn Nagoya
Sakura-dori
10
H
08
Peat
S
02
JR Central Towers
Maharaja (13F)
JR Nagoya Takashimaya
Nagoya Marriott Associa
Hotel
oya
n
Nag kanse
R
J
n
i
h
S
JR
ESCA
3
N
100m
2
3
9
ll
Unima
6
8
Nagoya Bldg.
Sasashima JHS
Midland Square
Nishiki-dori
Spiral Tower
Hirokoji
Maharaja’s excellent authentic
Indian cuisine uses only Halal
meat. Great location in the JR
Central Towers.
 (052) 561-3331
 Mon-Thu 17:00~1:00, Fri
17:00~2:00, Sat 16:00~2:00,
Sun 16:00~24:00
www.pub-oxo.com
Nagoya
H
08
S
02
Map Page 28 Location C3
東京にある老舗インド料理の
名古屋店。
ハラルフードによる本格的
なインドカレー、
タンドリー料理などが
味わえる。
JRセントラルタワーズ内に
ありとても便利。
13F JR Central Towers
1-1-4 Meieki, Nakamura-ku
名古屋市中村区名駅1-1-4
JRセントラルタワーズ 13F
Peat Irish Tavern
Oxo Kanayama
Peat is Nagoya’s authentic Irish
tavern. 100 brands of whisky,
serving Fish & Chips and Beef
and Guinness stew among other
great pub fare.
Conveniently located in the
Asunal shopping complex at
Kanayama Stn, OXO has a great
selection of beers, stouts and
ales in addition to a tasty food
menu.
名古屋市中村区名駅3-15-1
名古屋ダイヤビル2号館1F
28 NAGMAG
-dori
OXO Meieki
Located just a short walk from
Nagoya Station OXO has a great
selection of beers, stouts and
ales in addition to a tasty food
menu.
Nagoya Daiya Bldg. #2 1F,
3-15-1 Meieki, Nakamura-ku
S
03
ter
sai Cen
Castle Plaza Hotel
Maharaja
名古屋で本格的アイリッシュパプの雰
囲気を味わえるのがここPeat。
100種
類以上あるウィスキーを片手にシェフ
自慢のフィッシュ&チップスやビーフ＆
ギネスシチューをご賞味下さい。
3
Koku
Oxo Nagoya Station
中村区名駅4-26-10
名駅ファーストビル1F
ori
Sakura-d
5
LABI Nagoya
1F Meieki First Bldg.
4-26-10 Meieki Nakamura-ku
2
4
4
Meitetsu Nagoya
Meitetsu Dept. Store
Kintetsu Nagoya
Kintetsu Pass’e
Meitetsu Mens
Meitetsu Grand Hotel
名駅から徒歩数分の好立地にある
OXO名駅店は、
スタウトやエールな
ど豊富な種類のビールを取り揃え、
美味しいフードメニューもご用意し
ています。
Nagoya International Center
US Consulate
1
7
Bic
Camera
D
H
08
Nagoya
H
08
S
02
Map Page 28 Location B2
金山総合駅北口のアスナルに入ってい  (052) 331-1999
るOXO金山店は、
スタウトやエールな  Mon-Thu 11:00~1:00, Fri / Sat
11:00~2:00, Sun 11:00~24:00
ど豊富な種類のビールを取り揃え、
美
www.pub-oxo.com
味しいフードメニューもあります！
 (052) 589-3767
 Sun-Thu 17:00~24:00,
Fri-Sat 17:00~1:00
www.lightdining.co.jp
Nagoya
 (052) 587-5755
 Open Daily 11:00~23:00
www.maharaja-group.com
S
02
Map Page 28 Location B1
Asunal Kanayama 2F, 1-17-1
Kanayama, Naka-ku
Kanayama
E
01
M
01
名古屋市中区金山1-17-1
アスナル金山2F
April 2015
NAGEATS AND DRINKS
The Curragh
The 59’s
A fun little Irish bar just around
the corner from Sakae exit
#3, The Curragh has a good
selection of craft beers. Punk
IPA on tap and excellent happy
hour specials.
American-style diner. The menu
features burgers, tacos, pasta,
and more. Over 30 kinds of beer.
Open late!
栄3番出口から徒歩すぐの陽気でアッ
トホームなアイリッシュパブ。
こだわり
のクラフトビールの中でも特にオスス
メのPunk IPAを是非お試しあれ！
ハッピーアワーも大人気。
B1F Moriman Bldg.
Nishiki 3-16-8, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区錦3-16-8
森万ビルB1F
 (052) 265-9737
 18:00~3:00 Mon-Sat
Closed Sun
www.the-curragh-irishpub.com
Sakae
H
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M
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Map Page 30 Location C2
アメリカンな雰囲気満載の人気店。
ハ
ンバーガー、
タコスやパスタを中心と
した料理と、
30種類以上もあるビー
ルが楽しめる。
深夜まで営業している
のも嬉しい。
B1F Tower Bldg.
3-15-10 Nishiki, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区錦3-15-10
タワービルB1F
Smash Head
Sienna
Cool cafe and pub with a chill
vibe. Their big and tasty burgers
are excellent. close to Osu Kannon temple and station (exit #2).
West Coast dining with a fusion
influence. Great selection of craft
beers, wine & spirits.
話題のハンバーガーはジューシー&ボ
リュームたっぷりで一度食べたらやみ
つきになる事間違いなし！店内はクラ  (052) 201-2790
シックアメリカンな落ち着いた雰囲気。  Wed-Mon 11:30~24:00
Closed Tue
北米西海岸の風情を感じさせる落ち
着いた雰囲気のダイニングラウンジ。
クラフト ビール、
ワインに合うこだわり
のお料理が楽しめる。
おしゃれな
カウンターテーブルで楽しい
寛ぎの時間を過ごしてみては？
2-21-90 Osu, Naka-ku
2F ISH Izumi Bldg.
1-6-30 Izumi, Higashi-ku
名古屋市中区大須2-21-90
Osukannon
T
08
Map Page 30 Location B4
東区泉1-6-30
ISH泉ビル２F
Shooters
Sapucai
It’s easy to make friends while
playing pool, darts or watching
sports at this large and popular
restaurant. Diverse menu of
American, Italian and Mexican
food!
Convenient to both Sakae and
the Tokyu Hotel, Sapucai offers
the tastiest Brazilian food and
drink in town.
いつも賑わっている人気店。
ビリヤー
ドやダーツをしながら、
またスポーツ
観戦をしながら楽しい出会いがあるこ
と間違いなし。
2F Pola Bldg.
2-9-26 Sakae, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区栄2-9-26
ポーラ 名古屋ビル2F
 (052) 202-7077
 Mon-Thu 17:00~1:00,
Fri 17:00~3:00, Sat 11:30~3:00,
Sun 11:30~1:00
www.shooters-nagoya.com
Fushimi
H
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T
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Map Page 30 Location A3
1F Aichi Sakae Bldg.
4-12-7 Sakae, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区栄4-12-7
愛知サカエビル１F
Mexigan
Aussie inspired steak, ribs and
hamburgers. Great seafood, pasta, salads and desserts as well!
Centrally located in Sakae,
Mexigan offers a wide selection
of tacos and other Mexican-style
cuisine at reasonable prices in a
fun atmosphere.
B1F Nishiki 324 Bldg.
3-24-24 Nishiki, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区錦3-24-24
錦324ビルB1F
April 2015
 (052) 968-7800
 Mon-Thu 17:00~23:30
Fri / Day Before Nat Hol
17:00~24:00, Sat 11:30~24:00,
Sun / Nat Hol 11:30~23:30
Sakae
H
10
M
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Map Page 30 Location C2
Sakae
H
10
M
05
Map Page 30 Location C2
 (052) 898-5080
 Tues-Sun 17:30-1:00
Closed Mon
www.bayshore.jp/sienna
Takaoka
S
06
Map Page 30 Location D1
東急ホテルに近接するブラジル料理店
サプカイ。
ここ栄で美味しい本場の
ブラジル料理とドリンクが楽しめます。  (052) 251-7588
ブラジルの味と雰囲気を是非
 Tue-Sat 18:00~1:00
Closed Mon
味わってみては?
Outback Steakhouse
古き良き時代のオーストラリアの酒場
を思わせる店内では、
ステーキ、
リブ、
ハンバーガー、
シーフード、
パスタ、
サラダ、
デザートまでボリューミーな
料理をご堪能頂けます。
 (052) 971-0566
 Mon-Sat 17:00~4:00 Sun / Nat
Hols. 17:00~24:00
www.nagmag.jp/the-59s/
Sakae
H
10
M
05
Map Page 30 Location D3
栄のど真ん中にあり活気がある店内で  (052) 963-5333
は、
タコスをはじめとしたメキシコ料理  Mon-Thu 17:00~3:00,
Fri / Sat 17:00~4:00,
がお手頃価格で楽しめます。
Sun / Nat Hol 17:00~24:00
www.mexigan.jp
1F Sunstend Bldg.
3-19-24 Nishiki, Naka-ku
名古屋市中区錦3-19-24
サンステンドビル１F
Sakae
H
10
M
05
Map Page 30 Location B2
NAGMAG 29
A
B
NAGMAP
C
D
Sakae • Fushimi • Osu
1
Sienna West Coast
Chunichi Hospital
8
H&R Group
Canadian Consulate
1
Sakura-dori
5
6
1
2 2B
4
3 4A
4B
Bank of Japan
Misono ES
9
8
4
6
New Sakae
Acupuncture
Clinic
Hirokoji-dori
3
7
T
07
H
09
5
2
3
8
7
6
9
Shooters
16 15
Nadya Park
Matsuzakaya
Otsu-d
Nagoya City
Art Museum
Osukannon
T
08
Nishiki-dori
5
Nagoya Tokyu Hotel
Loire Teppanyaki
12
• Naka Ward Office
14 13
• Chunichi Bldg.
Sapucai
Ikeda Park •
6
5
1
ori
• Shirakawa Park
• Nakanomachi
Park
11
• Aichi Arts Center
4A
4
Mitsukoshi
Sakae Gas Bldg. •
Nagoya City
Science Museum
10
Lachic
Outback Steakhouse
Hilton Nagoya
3
1
Maruei
iD Cafe
Elephant’s Nest
Sakae
Oasis 21
M
05
H
10
Hisaya-odori
Critical Hit
• Nagoya TV Tower
The Curragh
Nagoya
International Hotel
1
imi
2 Fush
Fuji JHS
The 59s
Bar Mexigan
10
Interlink
3A
3B
Luce
Coat of Arms
Nagoya Kanko
Hotel
1B
Central Park Annex
Maruta
American Dining Bar BJ
2
1A
2A
4
3
Hotel Wing
International
T
06
S
04
Marunouchi
2
7
S
05
M
06
Hisaya-odori
Parco
2
4
3
Yabacho
M
04
Naka PO
Hisaya-odori Gardens •
1
3
4
Osu ES
N
2
Akamon-do
Niomo
n-dor
100m
Bank
Bar and Restaurant
Hospital
Hotel
Tourist Information
Museum
30 NAGMAG
Police Station
ri
Smash Head
Osu Kannon
Los Tacos
i
Banshoji Bldg.
Komehyo
Maezu JHS
Banshoji
Banshoji-d
1
ori
Rose Court Hotel
Higashi
Niomon
-dori
Osu-dori
Post Office
Restaurant
School
Shopping
Shrine
Temple
Theater
9
8
7
6
Kamimaezu
10
5
4
M
03
T
09
2
3
Subway Higashiyama Line
Subway Meijo Line
Subway Sakura-dori Line
Subway Tsurumai Line
Railway Line
April 2015
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Higashiyama Line / Hirokoji-dori
Exit 7
Elephant’s
Nest
Tsurumai Line / Fushimi-dori
Hilton
Nagoya
Fushimi Stn.
Tel: (052) 232-4360 • Open Sun to Thurs 5:30 to 1:00 / Fri & Sat 5:30 to 2:00
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April 2015
SPE C IA L PROMOT ION
Happy Weekday
Monday–Thursday
After Happy Hour~7pm-8pm
All Cocktails 20% Off
all Soft Drinks 20% Off
Other Beverages 5% Off
Welcome to Japan!
10% Off
Show Your ID
and Get Up To
ALL Items ANY Time! (Kanyama Stn. 17:00~)
TERMS AND C ONDIT IONS
• Only ladies and foreign men may take part in this promotion.
• Only drivers licenses, passports, alien cards (gaikokujin tourokushou) and residence
cards (zairyu card) will be accepted as valid ID. You must show your ID with each purchase.
• Discount coupons cannot be used with this promotion.
• 5% Happy Hour discounts change to discounted rate. 50% OFF is not changed.
• The special is 5% off for women and foreign men, and 10% off for foreign women.
Nagoya Station
Happy Hour: Open-7pm
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JR Statio
Sakura-
JR Central Towers
Midland Square
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Spiral Tower
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17:00-01:00 Mon-Thu
17:00-02:00 Fri
16:00-02:00 Sat
16:00-24:00 Sun
1F Meieki First Bld
4-26-10 Meieki
Nakamura-ku Nagoya
Tel: (052) 561-3331
Kanayama Station
Rt 19
Happy Hour: 5pm-7pm
11:00-01:00 Mon-Thu
11:00-02:00 Fri / Sat
11:00-24:00 Sun
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Asunal
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Kanayama Stn.
Welcome to Japan Special Also At
Tacos & Nachos
Asunal Kanayama 2F
1-17 Kanayama
Naka-ku Nagoya
Tel: (052) 331-1999
Kintetsu Yokkaichi Stn
Happy Hour: Open-7pm
Sakae Nishiki
Happy Hour: Open-7pm
Tel (052) 963-5333
1F Sun Stained Bld 3-19-24
Naka-ku, Nagoya
17:00-01:00 Mon-Thu
17:00-02:00 Fri
16:00-02:00 Sat
16:00-24:00 Sun
Mon~Thu: 5:00 pm to 3:00 am (L.O. 2:30)
Fri, Sat: 5:00 pm~4:00 am (L.O. 3:30)
Sun & Nat Hols: 5:00 pm~12:00 am (L.O. 11:30)
4-8 Suwa-Sakaemachi
Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture
Jumbo
Parking
Mexigan
Nishiki-dori
Tokyo
Dai-ichi
Hotel
Sakae Stn.
Exit #1
Joy Joy
Karaoke
Sakae Ferris
Wheel
Hirokoji-dori
Tel: (059) 356-0099
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McDonalds
Mizuho
Lawson
Toyo
Karaoke JOYJOY
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Toyohashi Station
(Shinkansen)
Anettai
Starbucks
Shin-Toyohashi Stn.
To Hamamatsu
1F Toyohashi Green Hotel
1-1 Hirokouji ,Toyohashi
Tel: (0532) 56-0505
Toyota Station
Happy Hour: Open-7pm
Tel (0565) 32-7477
6-68-1 Nishimachi,
Toyota
Mon~Thu: 5:00 pm to 1 am (L.O. 12:30)
Fri, Sat: 5:00 pm~2:00 am (L.O. 1:30)
Sun & Nat Hols: 5:00 pm~11:30 pm (L.O. 11:00)
Happy Hour Everyday! Free WiFi Internet! No Table Charge! www.pub-oxo.com
Toyota
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Station
Shizoka
Bank
17:00-01:00 Mon-Thu
17:00-02:00 Fri
17:00-03:00 Sat
16:00-24:00 Sun
McDonalds
Matsu
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Anettai
Mexigan
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Toyota
Librar
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Happy Hour: Open-7pm
To Nagoya
Toyota-shi
Station
Toyohashi Station