Midland Square

Directly connected to Nagoya Shinkansen station, this vibrant shopping complex offers a perfect mix of luxury, entertainment & style. Explore the sleek Toyota car showroom, catch the latest blockbusters at the cinema, or indulge in high-end fashion at exclusive boutiques. The sky promenade provides stunning views, while the variety of restaurants caters to every craving. Plus, the atrium comes alive with performances, talks & pop-ups adding an extra touch of excitement to this dynamic destination

Sky Promenade is located in Midland Square Nagoya. Very nice observation desk located in 46 Floor of this building. Visit the place in sunny day will give you a very nice view of Nagoya City. Chairs are arranged for visitors to rest. I notice few high school girls even took a nap on the sofa seat.

Gorgeous views and pretty cheap to access. Overall super well through out. It several rest areas and it doesn’t get too crowded. I reccomend going before rush hour on weekdays.

Fabulous ! Location is so convenient close buy Nagoya Station. You can't miss it. Do it between 16h30 and 17h30 You will have two experiences Day & Night Views. The attention was excelent when you arrive to floor 42th. Thanks girls.

800 yen per adult to go to the 46F. Great view but open roof so it's cold and won't be good if raining. It was not easy to find the entrance because the building is large with shops and has different lifts to different floors.

Ticket :800yen for adult. The observation deck is open air inside the building. It’s a wide space from the glass . It’s safe. There’s a exhibition inside building for Unesco heritage place , and small Italia wine store. unfortunately the shop is closed now

A very fancy shopping mall. We went there because we bought tickets to go to the Sky Promenade.

Great Boutiques, nice Cafés and grocery Stores with delicious imports from Europe. Everything very clean and tasteful. Extremely friendly staff. Hard to find anything alike in Europe.

This place is super nice and not that cold. You can get Carmel popcorn! Get the large, it's a US medium and worth it. The odd thing was that we picked out our seats before we got into the theater. For a popular/new movie go HOURS in advance to get your ticket. Also don't be surprised if no one makes a single noise: it's uncommon for the japanese to laugh and they will stay seated until the end of the credits.