Nana-chan Mannequin

The Nana-chan Mannequin is a unique and beloved landmark located in the bustling Nagoya Station area, specifically at the Meitetsu Department Store. This life-sized mannequin of a young girl, dressed in a school uniform, has stood in the same spot for decades, becoming an unofficial symbol of the station. Originally created as a promotional display, Nana-chan has taken on a life of her own, with locals and tourists alike stopping to take photos with her. She is often dressed in seasonal outfits or accessories, adding to her charm. The mannequin is a popular meeting point, and her presence adds a touch of whimsy to the busy transit hub. While she may seem simple, Nana-chan represents the quirky and endearing side of Nagoya's culture. Visitors often seek her out as a fun photo opportunity and a way to connect with local lore.

אל תפספסו

• Take a photo with the iconic Nana-chan mannequin
• See her seasonal outfits, which change throughout the year
• Use her as a meeting point before exploring Nagoya Station
• Visit the surrounding Meitetsu Department Store for shopping
• Explore the nearby Nagoya Station area with its many restaurants and shops

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• Be prepared for a queue during peak hours; patience is key for a good photo.
• Check if Nana-chan is in a special outfit for holidays or events.
• Use a map app to find her exact location inside the station complex.
• Combine your visit with shopping at the Meitetsu Department Store or dining in the station.

קצת היסטוריה

Nana-chan was installed in the 1970s as a promotional display for a department store. Over the years, she became a fixture, and her name 'Nana-chan' was given by locals. Despite renovations, she has remained in place, evolving into a cherished icon of Nagoya Station.