What makes it 47% Baby-Friendly: You can roll up a stroller for a quick photo, but traffic noise, fumes, and lack of on-spot nursing or diaper tables mean parents must detour into Meitetsu or JR facilities, limiting convenience.
Note: Nana chan Doll is 47% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Nagoya for a more suitable experience.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for a quick photo, baby break, and a snack without rushing.
Quick Photo Stop:
Take a brief family selfie with the 6.1 m tall Nana-chan Doll.
Tip: Visit early or on weekdays to avoid crowds. Keep it under 10 minutes.
Use the Meitetsu Baby Room:
Go to 4 F of the Main Building for a private nursing and changing space.
Tip: Ask at the information desk for access. Bring your own wipes and bottles.
Grab a Treat at Sweets Station:
Pick a small snack like ice cream or cake from Basement 1 F shops.
Tip: Choose mild flavors for baby. Avoid lunch rush (12:00–13:00).

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Nana-chan is one of Nagoya’s most charming and quirky landmarks. Standing tall outside Meitetsu Department Store near Nagoya Station, this 6-meter mannequin isn’t just a statue — she’s part of the city’s personality. Locals and tourists alike look forward to her ever-changing outfits, which reflect current events, seasons, or promotions. Whether she’s dressed as a nurse, a samurai, or in festive h...
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One of the iconic city of Nagoya. It’s just a mannequin but the size is gigantic. The clothes change every season. It’s cute! 🎀
Tatsuya Ikeda
Nicknamed Nana-chan, she is loved by locals as a symbol of Nagoya Station. Her costume changes to match the events of the day, such as Christmas and New Year. She is also famous as a photo spot, so it's a good place to take photos as a memento of your trip to Nagoya. For locals, she is also a popular meeting spot.
Lee H
Very interesting big doll on the street. A must see it when you visit Nagoya. The door change fashion regularly and very fashionable.
Harold Archer
Here is Nana chan’s latest clothing outfit. A bit funky, and of course always changing. This giant doll well known in Nagoya just outside the main Nagoya train station and in the shopping area. Check it out, 1-2 minute walk, and gives flavor of Nagoya.
Check the AichiNow website before you visit to see Nana-chan’s current costume and smoke effect schedule. Holiday outfits appear in winter and special themes in summer.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Souvenir tin gift | JPY 1,400 |
| Sweets treat | JPY 500 |
| Total Estimated | JPY 1,900 |
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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