Nagoya Culture
Film: Screening English-language films frequently, Century Cinema, Department Store PARCO, East Building 8th Floor, Sakae (tel: (052) 264 0580; website: www.eigaya.com), is popular among expats and English speakers. The same goes for the Piccadilly cinemas (website: www.nnk-cinema.co.jp). Piccadilly 1-4, 6-7F Mitsui Building (tel: (052) 551 5461) is located just southeast of JR Nagoya Station, while Piccadilly 5-6 is located in the Century Toyota Building just five minutes away. Both cinemas have excellent facilities.
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