Souvenir Sunday: Chubu Centrair Int’l Airport, Nagoya Japan

It’s Souvenir Sunday, a day to take a look at some of the cool, inexpensive items you can buy when you’re Stuck at the Airport.

This week’s treats from the Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya, Japan, which I visited recently for a preview of the Flight of Dreams attraction the airport built around the first 787 Dreamliner test plane.

Courtesy Flight of Dreams

Read about the Flight of Dreams project in this recent post, but take a moment to scroll below to see theĀ  fun souvenirs I spotted in the Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya.

Plush dolls portray the mascot of the airport in Nagoya, Japan

 

Aviation-themed stationary items for sale at the airport in Nagoya, Japan

Souvenir Sunday needs your help. If you see an inexpensive, locally-themed souvenir in an airport shop, please snap a photo and send it along to StuckatTheAirport.com. (Bonus points it the item is unusual or odd.) If your souvenir is featured on Souvenir Sunday, we’ll send you a cool travel souvenir.

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2 thoughts on “Souvenir Sunday: Chubu Centrair Int’l Airport, Nagoya Japan

  1. I hope you do get to visit Nagoya Airport – the 787/Seattle-themed attraction is so unusual!

  2. Hajime Sano says:

    I hope to visit Nagoya airport some day. My dad was born in Nagoya in 1933. Most of my time in Japan has been in Osaka (where I was born and have many relatives), Tokyo (where some relatives live), and Nagano (where I was a volunteer interpreter for the US and Canadian short track speed skating teams).

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