Mizuho-ku, Administrative ward in Nagoya, Japan
Mizuho-ku is an administrative ward near the geographic center of Nagoya, covering roughly 11 square kilometers. The district contains multiple universities and residential neighborhoods alongside cultural institutions.
The eastern portion of Atsuka-ku became a separate district in 1944 and was renamed Mizuho-ku. This administrative reorganization created a new governmental unit within Nagoya.
The Mizuho Kofun burial mounds and Nagoya City Museum display collections that document the area's past and regional development. These sites shape the cultural identity of the ward and allow visitors to explore local heritage.
The ward connects to central Nagoya through the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line, multiple subway lines, and National Route 1. Visitors can explore the area easily using public transportation.
Three major universities operate within the district: Nagoya City University, Nagoya Women's University, and Aichi Mizuho College. These institutions significantly influence the character and daily rhythm of the neighborhood.
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