Nagoya is a city in Japan located specifically in the southern part of the island of Honshu, with a population of approximately 2.2 million people, and is considered the third largest city in terms of population density in Japan. The history of this city dates back to the seventeenth century when it was founded by the Japanese leader Tokugawa, and he built Nagoya Castle in it, which still exists to this day. This city is famous for its merging of modernity with tradition in all its details, so you find ancient Japanese buildings with wonderful details, and you also see very modern skyscrapers, and you see forests and vast green spaces, and you also see modern roads and streets, and you see in it many nationalities, races and religions, so you find the owners of religions and find Atheists. Despite the city's great and rapid development, the residents of this city were able to preserve their traditions and develop them to keep pace with the times. Among the most famous landmarks in the city are the tall tower, the Buddhist temple, and many of the amazing ancient Papani palaces.