Dai Nagoya Building (with kids)
How Kids-Friendly is Dai Nagoya Building?
What makes it 75% Kids-Friendly: Kids can roam stroller-friendly Sky Garden photo zones and eat casual dishes; barrier-free toilets help, yet there is no playground or hands-on learning space to keep them busy for long.
Positives:
- Free seating area: The Marche eat-in zone offers free seats, perfect for families.
- Stroller access: Wide paths and barrier-free toilets on every floor make stroller use easy.
Challenges:
- Limited stroller rentals: Building offers few free strollers; bring your own if needed.
- Crowds at peak times: Weekends and lunch hours can be busy; expect queues at popular eateries.
What is Dai Nagoya Building?
- A contemporary high-rise mixed-use development in central Nagoya that combines office spaces, healthcare and consumer services, and retail outlets
- Features multi-level shopping and dining areas, from ground-level boutiques to basement food halls
- Incorporates a rooftop sky garden and public amenities within its modern architectural design
What is so special about Dai Nagoya Building for with kids?
- Enjoy seasonal photo spots with sunflowers or Christmas lights at the Sky Garden.
- Choose from family-friendly eateries on B1F, including Oyakodon bowls and snack stalls.
- Relax in the free eat-in zone and barrier-free facilities make it easy with kids.
- Wide garden paths and stroller-friendly design let kids run safely.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with kids: This allows time for the Sky Garden photo spots and a snack break without tiring kids.
Kids-Friendly Activities in Dai Nagoya Building
Photo fun at Sky Garden:
Explore the 5th-floor Sky Garden with sunflower displays in summer and Christmas lights in winter.
Tip: Use the garden’s photo spots or bring a small tripod for family selfies.
Family-style meal at Oyakodon Nagoya Cochin Rooster Shimizu:
Taste large chicken-and-egg rice bowls perfect for little hands.
Tip: Order one bowl to share among kids and add extra toppings for variety.
Grab snacks at Dai Nagoya Marche:
Choose dumplings, fries, and sweets from stalls and sit in the free eat-in space.
Tip: Let each child pick one snack and try different flavors together.
Sweet treats at Tsubameya or Buttery:
Enjoy Japanese sweets and buttery pastries from ¥200 each.
Tip: Order an assortment of pastries for the family to share.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Dai Nagoya Building
- Visit off-peak: Go early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds in the Marche.
- Combine meals: Start with light snacks at the Marche and finish with a meal at Oyakodon for variety.
- Use photo spots: Head to the Sky Garden’s dedicated photo areas to get quick, memorable family shots.
Reviews of Dai Nagoya Building
Niharika J
Beautifully illuminated to the theme of Celebrating 25 years of magic with Harry Potter . Not just the sky garden but the whole building was decorated with the theme and it was beautiful. Visited On weekend around 7pm
GayathreE Kaluarachchi
Went yesterday. Amazing 😻 there was a large crowd but that didn’t bother me.
Dea Canama
It says until 11 pm but lights turned off by 9pm. We were a bit late. But it's beautiful, daytime or nighttime good for picture taking.
Scott Combs
Very beautiful building with fancy shops and nice restaurants/ coffee shops to enjoy. Also has a branch of MUFJ and other banks too. All in all it is a nice building with a great view near the train station.
Hob
High rise with an interesting shopping/dining/office mix. Love the ground level shops with the glamorous looks! The building front faces Nagoya station directly, but you don't feel or see the busyness and crowds because of the placement of the entrances. The side faces a peaceful side lane with wide sidewalks. Love the design and it feels so serene when in there!
When is the best time to visit Dai Nagoya Building (Nagoya, Japan)?
Visit mid-June to late September for sunflowers in the Sky Garden. From mid-November, see Christmas light displays among the pathways.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 4 (2 Adults + 2 Kids)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Oyakodon rice bowl | JPY 900 |
| Marche snacks | JPY 800 |
| Pastries | JPY 800 |
| Total Estimated | JPY 2,500 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Map of Dai Nagoya Building
Address: 3-chōme-28-12 Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 450-6490, Japan
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