Tours in Nagoya

My WhatsApp: +86 17701598788 This trip is an awesome way to see the best of Japan’s culture, history, and nature in one day. You will explore two of the most beautiful and historic places in Japan: Hida Takayama and Shirakawa-go, both of which are World Heritage Sites. You will travel by bus from Nagoya, with a bilingual guide who spoke both English & Chinese who will make the journey fun and informative. Marvel at the charm and beauty of Hida Takayama, also known as “Little Kyoto of Hida”. Wander through the old streets that have the vibe of the Edo period, and visit the Miyagawa Morning Market, one of the three major morning markets in Japan, where you can find all kinds of local delicacies and handcrafts. Be amazed by the picturesque scenery of Shirakawa-go, famous for its gassho-style houses. These are traditional farmhouses with steep thatched roofs that look like hands in prayer.

Enjoy a premium sumo experience from S or A-Class seats at IG Arena Nagoya (https://ig-arena.jp/). In a small group of up to 5 Guests, relax with drinks and snacks as a personalized guide shares exclusive insights into sumo's history and rules! ○ Session (14:00-18:00) ① We will gather at the front of the venue at 14:00 A friendly guide will be waiting for you, Details of the meeting point will be provided up to 2-3 days before the day of the event. ② We will enter the venue and watch sumo matches from the seats.・After arriving at your seat in the venue, you are free to move around. ③Around 15:40, there will be the "nakabi," where a ceremony before the matches of particularly strong sumo wrestlers begin. We will watch this ceremony from our seats. ④From 16:00 to around 18:00 is the highlight. Japanese TV broadcasts will begin as well. It's the time when particularly strong sumo wrestlers start their intense matches! ⑤Around 18:00, after the final match, the tour will be disbanded.

The Sumo Tournament Experience in Nagoya is an experience at the famous Grand Sumo Tournament that occurs only once a year in Nagoya (July). The experience allows guests to learn about sumo traditions and culture with an English-speaking tour guide (expert in sumo wrestling) while watching one of the most exciting sports in Japan. This is a join-in group experience with about 15 - 20 guests (minimum of 15 people is required to operate this tour; if we do not have enough bookings, the tour will be canceled and the guest will receive a full refund).

The Shirakawa-go and Gokayama regions line the Shogawa River Valley in the remote mountains that span from Gifu to Toyama Prefectures. Declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1995, they are famous for their traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses, some of which are more than 250 years old. Gassho-zukuri means "constructed like hands in prayer", as the farmhouses' steep thatched roofs resemble the hands of Buddhist monks pressed together in prayer. The architectural style developed over many generations and is designed to withstand the large amounts of heavy snow that falls in the region during winter. Takayama is a city in the mountainous Hida region of Gifu Prefecture. To differentiate it from other places named Takayama, the city is also commonly referred to as Hida-Takayama. Takayama retains a traditional touch like few other Japanese cities, especially in its beautifully preserved old town.

Nagoya is steeped in ancient history, culture and tradition, but is also a modern metropolis of neon lights and a thriving community. With so many things going, you may need a kickstart on this trip. Fear not! With one of our friendly hosts by your side, you’ll soon find your feet while seeing some of the city's highlights, then discover its local spots too. Or you could use the time with your host to get well acquainted with the neighborhood you’re staying in. You'll feel like a local in no time! After booking, you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like-minded host, who will create a completely personalized itinerary for the best introduction to Nagoya.

Visit the best parts of Japan with a English speaking guide. You will be taken to the Magome-juku by local express bus, where you'll see a scene that very much resembles how the post town looked in the Edo period hundreds of years ago. Walk along a well preserved trail as a part of the historical Nakasendo Road between Kyoto and Edo (the old name for Tokyo) where Daimyo lords traveled about 200-300 years ago. Walking is about 3 hours. The tour will also go to Tsumago-juku which has row of historic buildings that should not be missed. Take a photos of the traditional Japanese scenary, then take a express train to Nagoya, walk or local train to your hotel.

Visit the best parts of Nagoya with a private car. You will be taken to Nagoya castle, where you'll see golden dolphin on the top of the castle. After that you will be transferred to Noritake garden which has an elegant and dynamic table ware and Toyota commemorative museum which provides you with the spirits of study and create cars. The tour will also go back to Nagoya to visit the Atsuta shrine. You will learn the history of Nagoya, which was a sacred city at ancient times since the shrine has one of the three sacred treasures in Japan, called for Grass-Mowing Sword.

Do you know that Nagoya was once the center base of Samurai culture? During the Sengoku period in the 16th century when Samurai played an active role, the Owari district including Nagoya is known as the place where the most famous “Sengoku Daimyo”, powerful Japanese feudal lord, were from, such as “Oda Nobunaga”, “Toyotomi Hideyoshi” and “Tokugawa Ieyasu”. Why don’t you experience Japanese culture such as Japanese calligraphy and tea ceremony with English in a Kominka house in the city of Samurai culture “Nagoya”? We will welcome you at a special place where people actually used to live, not sightseeing facilities. Once you step inside, you will see the good old days of Japanese houses such as tatami mats, Shoji (paper walls) and traditional Japanese gardens which are rare today. With this quiet space, you can experience Japanese culture such as Japanese calligraphy and tea ceremony while understanding the history. This would be the special experience for your visit to Japan.

Join us for a comfortable private car tour of Nagoya and its nearby surroundings, guided by a fun and experienced local expert. Relax and enjoy the views and engaging conversation as we travel from one location to the next. The itinerary is flexible and can be customized to suit your preferences. (if you have no interest in cars, we can change the Toyota museum) It's perfect for the warmer (eg melting hot) and cold (frozen into a popsicle) times. This tour is especially recommended for Cruise ship passengers, as you get picked up at the boat terminal and returned there in time. There is no better way to see Nagoya than by car.

On this one day walking tour, you will explore the highlights of Nagoya and discover the rich historical legacy of the samurai era. You will visit the Nagoya Castle, the Osu Kannon Temple, as well as the modern Sakae area! Please note: The Main Castle tower in Nagoya castle will be closed to the public from May 7th,2018.The entire Hommaru Palace will be open to the public from Jun 8th.

Travel to the scenic Hida Takayama area from Nagoya by Highway bus. Takayama is known as little Kyoto city of Gifu Prefecture and see the World Cultural Heritage, village of Shirakawago. Your own English speaking guide will wait for you in Shirakawago and Takayama!

Discover the Roots of Manufacturing City Nagoya Immerse yourself in the history of monozukuri (“Craftsmanship”) culture on this private tour. Visit two sites of the world famous companies; Noritake, a tableware and technology company, and Toyota. Both Noritake and Toyota originated from Central Japan, which is considered to be the most important region for advanced manufacturing. With live demonstrations and dedicated guides, learning more about the foundations of Toyota’s studious, challenging, kaizen (striving for improvement), and creative spirit will be an exciting once in a lifetime experience. All entrance fees included.

"There's nothing to do in Nagoya. It's just a stop-over destination". We know you've heard it before and we're here to show you first-hand that this is absolutely false. Nagoya's nightlife offers one of the highest energy, youthful and fascinating experiences in Japan—you just need to know where to look for it. Our local, long-term resident guides will peel back the layers of the nightlife. They will place you in the locations and situations that made them decide to call this place home. By the end of the night, you will also consider Nagoya to be one of your favorite cities in Japan. At the start of the crawl, you will receive a free beer or highball (your choice!), 4 shots of local sake throughout the night (any additional drinks will be at your own cost), and local residents as your party guides who can speak both Japanese and English. In total we will visit 4 unique locations to enjoy Nagoyan culture and people, with the option to end the night at a club.

Embark on a captivating journey to two of Nagoya’s most iconic destinations for stunning natural landscapes and breathtaking seasonal views. Start your day with an easy yet scenic hike through Yoro Park, renowned for its 3,000 cherry trees that transform the park into a stunning sea of pink each spring. Visit the impressive Yoro Waterfall, and explore the surreal Site of Reversible Destiny, a unique art installation that invites you to experience the unexpected. Next, take a thrilling gondola ride to the summit of Mt. Gozaisho, where panoramic views of Ise Bay, the Japan Alps, and Mt. Fuji (on clear days) await. Enjoy easy access to summit observation decks and gentle walking trails, perfect for taking in the seasonal colors below. This tour offers unforgettable photo opportunities and a perfect blend of art, nature, and seasonal beauty, led by an experienced, English speaking guide on this unforgettable one-day trip from Nagoya.

In this tour, you will visit TripAdvisor’s TOP 2 popular sites in Nagoya; the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, and SCMAGLEV and Railway Park. This tour focuses on the technology, passion, and effort of Japanese engineers. At the Toyota Commemorative Museum, you will discover how Central Japan has been developed as a manufacturing region led by Toyota. Then, at the SCMAGLEV and Railway Park, you will learn how the Japanese railway was transformed from steam locomotives to rail cars, and from shinkansen (bullet train) to MAGLEV (magnetic speed train).

Nice experience to make mini sized scissor in Seki City which is known as a town of Japanese sword and blacksmithing since the Kamakura period. You can assemble mini sized scissor that is sharp but safe and convenient to carry and you can take it home. Mino City is a town proud of the traditional techniques of UNESCO intangible cultural heritage, Hon Mino Paper In Mino City which has a long history as a Japanese paper town for 1300 years. We will bring you to the The Imai Family House, Mino Museum and Mino Washi Akari Art Museum while strolling through Udatsu no Agaru Machi Nami which is the Edo style town with many traditional houses. You will visit National treasure Inuyama Castle and castle town. Enjoy the magnificent view from the oldest existing wooden castle tower in Japan. You can use special coupon of Wanmaru kun Tegata while walking around the castle town.

Experience the allure of surfing in Tahara City, Nagoya. Learn from professional instructors while riding thrilling waves in a stunning beach setting. Dive into Japanese surf culture and enjoy the safe and unforgettable adventure.

Fan-Making after exploring Nagoya's historic Landmarks, and Local Cuisine! Experience the best of Nagoya with a tour that combines hands-on fan-making, iconic landmarks, and local culinary delights! Start by exploring the historic Nagoya Castle, a symbol of the city’s samurai heritage, and savor Nagoya street foods in Osu Kannon, an old shopping street with Buddhist temples and a Shinto shrine. Next, visit a renowned fan-maker with over 110 years of expertise, where you’ll craft your own Japanese fan alongside skilled artisans, creating a one-of-a-kind piece to take home in a beautiful case. This tour includes all the transportation and entrance fee for facilities.

Recommended attractions: Gujo Hachiman Castle/Takayama Jinya/Shirakawa-go Gassho Village Go to Gujo Hachiman Castle to visit the exhibitions and historical introductions in the city, stroll along the city trails, and enjoy the natural scenery. Visit Takayama Jinya, explore different areas of the official residence, learn about the life and administrative functions of the Edo period, and understand and appreciate the architectural style and historical background of Jinya. Walk in the famous Shirakawa-go Gassho Village. Shirakawa-go Gassho Village is a typical Japanese mountain village surrounded by mountains. It is also listed as a World Cultural Heritage. A lighting ceremony is held every winter. At this time, Gassho Village will be brightly lit and is called a fairy tale town. This year's lighting dates are: January 13, January 19, January 26, and February 2, 2025. January and February are also the months when Shirakawa-go has the most snowfall.

Embark on a captivating tour from Nagoya to explore the oldest castle in Japan, a National Treasure teahouse, a “city of swords,” and the charms of Central Japan. Learn about the craftsmanship involved in creating a samurai sword. Meet a bladesmith and learn how to properly sharpen a kitchen knife. Stroll along the streets of Inuyama where you can indulge a wide array of street food and find locally crafted souvenirs. Discover the well-preserved Inuyama Castle—a National Treasure and historically significant stronghold of the Oda clan. Wish for good fortune in a shrine legend to grant wishes. Sip matcha tea in a garden designed by one of Japan’s pioneers of tea ceremony. Journey to Central Japan and experience its pristine rivers, skilled craftsmen, and historic towns as you are led by an experienced, English-speaking guide on this full-day tour from Nagoya.

Embark on a journey through the historic Nakasendo Trail, starting from Nagoya. Discover the charm of traditional post towns, immerse yourself in Japanese culture, and enjoy a seamless experience with included transportation. Highlights are: ⚫︎Hands-on Traditional Cultural Experience at a Historic Buddhist Temple Choose one of these: Japanese Calligraphy, Tea ceremony, Zazen meditation ⚫︎5.8km hiking on the scenic Nakasendo Trail ⚫︎Visit beautifully preserved post towns of Magome and Tsumago ⚫︎Private comfortable car to and from Nagoya Whether you're drawn by nature, history, or culture, this tour offers something for everyone.

Located not far from Nagoya, Ise is blessed with abundant natural beauty, from towering cypress groves to indented coastlines and mountains painted in colorful foliage. The region is also home to Japan’s most sacred shrine, Ise-Jingu. Touring these sacred grounds is a special opportunity to understand the heart and soul of the Japanese people. Marvel at the natural beauty of the region and refresh your body and soul with spiritual experiences and delicious cuisine as you are led by an experienced, English-speaking guide from Nagoya on this full-day tour.

Discover the pride of Nagoya, the legacy of Samurai times, and the tradition of Monozukuri (“Craftsmanship”) at two sites; Nagoya Castle and Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology. With a dedicated guide, enjoy the beauty of Nagoya Castle with the gorgeous Hommaru Palace; a well-known masterpiece of architecture that was rebuilt completely with the same materials and techniques as the Edo Period’s. Gain a deeper knowledge of Toyota’s Monozukuri history that was started by Sakichi Toyoda as a Spinning and Weaving Company. And learn of it’s spirit of Kaizen (Continuous Improvement) that has been inherited ever since it was first founded. All entrance fees included.

Discover the legacy of Samurai times at two sites; Nagoya Castle and Tokugawa Garden with it’s Samurai art museum. With a dedicated guide, enjoy the beauty of the castle with the gorgeous Hommaru Palace; a well-known masterpiece of architecture that was rebuilt completely with the same materials and techniques as the Edo Period during 17th Century Japan. Relax in the beautiful Japanese garden and gain deeper knowledge of the Tokugawa family in the museum. All entrance fees included.