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Nagoya | ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR 'BLOOD SAGA' IN JAPAN | Vantelin Dome Nagoya

Dec 26–Dec 27, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Concerts

"ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR 'BLOOD SAGA' IN JAPAN" is a tour by the 7-member Korean group ENHYPEN, visiting Japan's four major domes. The tour title "BLOOD SAGA" combines BLOOD, meaning "blood," and SAGA, meaning an epic tale, representing the vampire narrative that has been central to the group's worldview since their debut. The production allows audiences to experience this story through stage performances. The Nagoya performance will be held for two days on Saturday, December 26 and Sunday, December 27, 2026, at Vantelin Dome Nagoya. Vantelin Dome Nagoya is an indoor dome stadium located in Higashi-ku, Nagoya, known as the home stadium of the Chunichi Dragons professional baseball team. It is conveniently located just a short walk from Nagoyashi Eki-mae Yada Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway. In addition to this Nagoya performance, the Japan tour will cover 8 performances in 4 cities: Tokyo Dome (December 1-2, 2026), Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka (February 6-7, 2027), and Kyocera Dome Osaka (February 19-20 of the same year). The main world tour will kick off with a Seoul performance in May 2026, marking the 4th world tour spanning 21 cities globally.

BIGBANG WORLD TOUR 2026 IN NAGOYA | Vantelin Dome Nagoya

Dec 5–Dec 6, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Concerts BIGBANG

Nagoya | Bruno Mars - The Romantic Tour | Vantelin Dome Nagoya

Jan 4–Jan 5, 2027 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Concerts

Nagoya Women's Marathon 2027 | Nagoya

Mar 14, 2027 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Sports & Fitness

Nagoya Castle Autumn Festival | Nagoya

Sep 19–Nov 23, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Celebration

The Nagoya Castle Autumn Festival will be held from September 19th to November 23rd, 2026, blending traditional Japanese culture with modern technology. Traditional events include exhibitions showcasing autumnal items, special tea ceremonies, a grand chrysanthemum exhibition (Chrysanthemum Festival), special nighttime openings and light shows at the Honmaru Palace, and special public displays of Important Cultural Properties. A special nighttime light show, "Be GOLD," related to the Asian Games, will also be presented. The theme is "Gold," a symbol of Nagoya Castle's heritage, and utilizes modern technologies such as projection mapping, lasers, lighting, and fog to create a visual spectacle of the castle tower, stone walls, and Ninomaru Garden. Other events include the "Grand Autumn Bon Odori Festival YAGURA LINK BON DANCE" and performances by samurai troupes, allowing visitors to experience both traditional Japanese autumn atmosphere and samurai culture while enjoying a perfect fusion of history and modern technology.

The 76th Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Garden Autumn Festival | Nagoya

Oct 10–Nov 23, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Celebration

The 2026 Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Garden Autumn Festival will be held from October 10th to November 23rd, 2026 (45 days), marking the 76th annual festival. It is open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:50 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM) and is located in Higashiyama Motomachi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya City. Main events include the 27th Annual "Popular Animal Ranking Poll," a baby koala naming ceremony, a colorful walk lottery, animal and plant lectures, guided walks with the zoo director, and an autumn foliage illumination event. The park boasts approximately 500 animal species, 7,000 plant species, and over 500 seasonal trees. Its signature animals include giant pandas, koalas, and penguins. In autumn, it is renowned for the stunning maple leaf scenery around the Okuchi Pond and the Japanese garden. It also features Japan's oldest public greenhouse (built in 1936) and traditional thatched-roof houses. Accessible via the Higashiyama Line subway to "Higashiyama Park" station, it's a must-visit for experiencing Nagoya's grandest autumn festivals, enjoying traditional autumn foliage, participating in animal conservation activities, and enjoying outdoor experiences for the whole family.

Nagoya Reptile World 2026 | Nagoya

Nov 21–Nov 22, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Exhibitions

Japan's largest reptile and amphibian event, which attracted approx. 16,000 attendees last time. In addition to the exhibition and sale of reptiles, amphibians, small animals, and exotic insects, there are booths from over 160 shops nationwide featuring pet supplies and accessories, as well as a game meat food court and stage events.

Nisshin Dream Festival | Nisshin

Nov 22, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nisshin

Celebration

The main event, "Dream Dance," features numerous groups performing energetic naruko dances and other programs, creating a lively atmosphere on stage! Various food stalls are set up at the "Dream House Stage" event site. At night, dazzling fireworks light up the Nisshin City sky.

Nagoya · After The Burial 2026 Tour | Nagoya

Nov 20, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Concerts

American metal band After The Burial will perform in Nagoya on November 20, 2026. After The Burial is a metal band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, formed in 2003. The band is characterized by its combination of bass-string guitar, syncopated rhythms, and melodic passages, with their music often revolving around personal experiences and emotional struggles. Representative works include the albums *Rareform*, *In Dreams*, and *Dig Deep*, as well as tracks such as "A Wolf Amongst Ravens" and "Collapse." The current core members are vocalist Anthony Notarmaso, guitarist Trent Hafdahl, and a dual-guitar arrangement, bassist, and drummer—a continuation of the songwriting team from Justin Lowe's early days. The performance will feature high-density rhythms and frequent guitar transitions. The performance duration and setlist are subject to change. Please note that metal performances are typically loud, and the front rows are often crowded; please pay attention to the directions provided by the staff.

10th Anniversaryミュージカル「ヘタリア～World☆Starts～」 | Aichi Prefectural Art Theater

Nov 21–Nov 23, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Arts

The latest installment in the musical series adapted from Hidekazu Himaruya's manga "Hetalia: World★Stars" is also the series' 10th anniversary commemorative performance, staged in Tokyo, Osaka, and Aichi.