Times Osu 2-Chome - Nagoya

Although it is about a 3-minute walk from the Osu arcade street in Nagoya, which is a popular downtown area, the capacity of the parking lot itself is small, isn't it? It feels like about 10 cars. In addition, the entrance is on the side of the main road where many pedestrians come and go, the flow of cars is fast, and the space around the entrance and surroundings is quite narrow, probably because of the high land prices that are common in big city coin parking, so small passenger cars. I think that it is quite difficult if you are accustomed to driving the above car and if you do not have a road map in Nagoya city in your mind to some extent. If you rely on car navigation, the traffic flow in central Nagoya I can't keep up with the speed, interrupts are common, and there is always the danger of a rear-end collision or other accident. Although it was better than at one time, parking on the street was also quite bad, so the one lane at the end was out first, and it was quite difficult when turning left or right. And, as with most coin parking in this area, there is no limit to the so-called parking fee on weekends and holidays, and if you park for a whole day, about 5,000 yen will disappear immediately. -Even in the Osu area, there are coin parking nearby where parking fees are stopped even on public holidays, but it is always full from early morning to weekends. If you want to go to central Nagoya by car from western Shizuoka prefecture, it is better to park in the underground parking lot in front of Toyohashi station and use the round-trip discount ticket sold by JR and Meitetsu for round-trip Nagoya.