In fact, I didn't want to take my children to Nagoya because we had to take a train and they are easy to be tired.
But my husband worked yesterday, I had to take with them.
I thought it was not fun for them to accompany with my errand, but they were very excited when we were on the train.
They took their shoes off and sat down toward the window.
My 7-year-old son said:
"Wow! How tall the buildings are! There is not such a tall building near our house, is it?"
"No. Wow, look! The another line joins this line!"
My 5-year-old daughter said.
They were typical children who live in the countryside.
After I finished the errand, my son told me:
"I want to go to the sky promenade!"
It is the name of the observatory which is located the height of 220 meters of the skyscraper called MIDLAND SQUARE.
"But, maybe it is a little expensive."
I have been there once before, but I forgot how much the entrance fee was.
"Let's go to the entrance and check the entrance fee!"
My son said.
I agreed with him unwillingly.
We reached the entrance, and I found the signboard which said that elementary school students are for free of the entrance fee on weekends.
I changed my mind and said:
"OK, let's go!"
"Yeah!"
They were glad to hear me.
I was surprised with the beautiful scenery.
This is the southern view from there.
We could see the JR lines, the Spiral Towers, and Nagoya port.
This is the eastern view from there.
We could see the TV tower, Aichi Art Center, Nagoya highway, Higashiyama park, and so on.
This is the northeastern view from there.
We could see Nagoya castle which is famous for its golden grampuses on the roof.
This is the northern view from there.
The big building named DAINAGOYA Building was rebuilt two month ago.
The view was really beautiful than I expected.
We enjoyed looking at the view for a while.
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