Asia

Nagoya

Japan

✓ Safe to Drink

Quick Answer

Tap water is safe to drink.

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Detailed Guidance

Nagoya tap water meets Japanese safety standards and is safe to drink, use for ice, and brush your teeth. Carry bottled water only if you prefer the taste or are staying in very old buildings with uncertain private plumbing.

Tap Water Usage Guide

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Brush Teeth

Yes

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Ice Cubes

Safe

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Wash Fruit

Yes

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Shower

Yes

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Restaurants

Varies (often available on request)

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Locals Drink

Yes (commonly)

Water Quality Score

92

Water Quality

Good

Water Source

Nagoya's municipal supply draws from nearby river systems (notably Kiso/Shonai catchments), reservoirs and groundwater, and is treated by the Nagoya City Waterworks using coagulation, filtration and disinfection (chlorination), with additional activated carbon/ozonation used where required.

Travel Safety Information

Pickpocket Risk

Low

Night Safety

Mostly safe

Scam Risk

Low

English Level

Moderate

Best Time to Visit

March to May and October to November

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