With our National Licensed guide, you can understand more of Nagoya and Japan! The itinerary is flexible, you can go anywher you want to go, you can try anything you want to eat!
Experience Nagoya like a local on this full-day customizable tour with convenient hotel pickup. This tour offers immersive cultural experiences, from exploring the majestic Nagoya Castle and serene Atsuta Jingu Shrine to visiting the innovative Toyota Commemorative Museum and bustling Osu Shopping Street. Travelers gain insider knowledge from a friendly local guide, uncovering stories and traditions often missed by typical visitors. Enjoy memorable encounters with Japanese history, technology, and local cuisine, and tailor the itinerary to match your interests. Ideal for families with children, travelers with limited time, or adventure seekers who want a rich, hands-on experience in one of Japan’s most dynamic cities. This tour blends learning, exploration, and fun, creating lasting memories and a deeper connection to Nagoya’s culture, history, and local life.
After the reservation is successful, the platform will send a reservation success message to the email address reserved by the booking guest, and the guest should go to the designated gathering place at the gathering time on the day of the tour to find the EASYGO logo and get on the bus after checking your name with the staff.
This is Japan’s first ever musical stage event designed specifically for international guests led by world renowned Koto artist Rie Asai. This special stage offers a captivating blend of traditional Japanese music, storytelling, and cultural immersion featuring SHOGUN era.
Owari Tokugawa ruled Nagoya and was one of Tokugawa’s three branches.
Enjoy a unique theatrical performance featuring traditional Japanese musical instruments, the koto, sho, hichiriki, sangen, and kagura bells, Japanese bells, Japanese drums, accompanied by storytelling. The performance is inspired by the history of SHOGUN era.
Beyond the performance, you’ll have the rare opportunity to interact with the performing artists and try playing traditional Japanese instruments yourself.
The venue is Noh Theatre Practice Room, a hidden cultural gem rarely open to the public. Admire the majestic pine tree, beautifully painted on the stage backdrop, and experience the elegance of this historic setting up close.
Are you familiar with the three historical heroes born in Owari Nagoya? Indeed, Lord Oda Nobunaga, who schemed for national unification yet fell just short of achieving it; Lord Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the Taiko who rose from peasant origins to accomplish national unification; and Lord Tokugawa Ieyasu, who won the decisive battle that divided the nation and laid the foundations for a stable, long-lasting shogunate? Why not spend a wonderfully indulgent day with a local guide, tracing their footsteps and experiencing Japan's samurai culture?
Beyond samurai culture, Nagoya boasts its own unique culinary tradition, “Nagoya-meshi” – a distinct food culture found nowhere else. Savouring a lunch experience available only here with a guide who knows the area intimately is another delight of Nagoya.
Now then, let us embark together on a journey that is uniquely Nagoya!"
This tour offers a deeper look into Nagoya’s culture, history, and craftsmanship.
You’ll visit the sacred Atsuta Jingu Shrine, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines with over 1,900 years of history, and feel its calm spiritual atmosphere surrounded by ancient trees.
Then, in the historic town of Arimatsu, you’ll explore beautiful Edo-period streets and join a Shibori tie-dye workshop inside a 100-year-old merchant house.
A local artisan will kindly guide you step by step through the traditional techniques, helping you create your own design.
You’ll take home a one-of-a-kind artwork — a handmade souvenir found nowhere else in the world.
Enjoy strolling through the peaceful town, browsing Shibori shops, and relaxing in cozy local cafés.
Shirakawa-go and Takayama are other attractive cities, but if you are going to Gifu, we would like you to know the city of Gujo-Hachiman.
Although it is a small town, it has a castle tower built on top of a mountain from which you can see the entire town, clean water that you can drink at the drinking fountain, and is known as the birthplace of silk-screen printing and food samples, a town that is a condensed version of the splendor of Japan.
The city is also known as the birthplace of silk-screen printing and food samples, etc. Especially in summer, there are more things to see and do in the city as fishermen fish for sweetfish in the river and the Gujo Odori dance, known as one of the three major Bon Odori dances in Japan, becomes more active.
It is also an attractive town for Japanese people and a vibrant town with young immigrants.
We will offer experiences along with sightseeing, so please let us know if there are any experiences you are interested in.
Book your private transfer from Nagoya city hotels to Nagoya Cruise Port.
Don't go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttle queues and use our private, door-to-door airport transfer.
Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time, and you will travel comfortably to your destination.
• Meeting with a nameplate
• Door-to-door service
• No hidden charges.
• Clean cars and professional drivers
Step back in time on this 1-day hiking tour of the historic Nakasendo trail in central Japan! Setting out from Nagoya Station, we’ll head to Magome-juku for a lovely stroll through a charming post town that feels like a living snapshot of the Edo period. Then, trek along the Nakasendo to Tsumago-juku , another well-preserved town steeped in history, and finally wrap up the day with a night out in Nagoya, pub-hopping through a timeless shopping arcade to savor local food and drinks with your guide.
Discover Nagoya from a new perspective with this tour, perfect for enjoying the city’s beauty and history comfortably. The bus will pick you up in Nagoya station to take you to Nagoya's Castle. The route passes through iconic areas while an expert guide shares insights on Nagoya’s culture, history, and architecture.
Once we arrive to Nagoya Castle, you will have an hour of free time. Admire its majestic main tower crowned with the golden Kinshachi, and explore the area on your own.
To continue, visit Ghibli Park, a magical space inspired by Hayao Miyazaki’s films. Instead of rides, the park features sets, exhibitions, and walking paths that immerse visitors in the studio’s enchanting world. Explore its charming areas, enjoy the scenic details, and capture unforgettable photos in this unique place where art and nature meet.
Book your private transfer from Nagoya Cruise Port to Nagoya city hotels.
Don't go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttle queues and use our private, door-to-door airport transfer.
Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time and you will travel comfortably to your destination.
• Meeting with a Nameplate.
• Door-to-door Service.
• No Hidden Charges.
• Clean cars & Professional drivers.
Book your private transfer from Nagoya hotels to Nagoya Int Airport (NGO).
Avoid the hassle of waiting in long taxis or shared shuttle queues and use our private, door-to-door airport transfer.
Your driver will be waiting for you at the scheduled time, and you can travel comfortably to your destination.
• Meeting with a Nameplate.
• We track your Flight.
• Door-to-door Service.
• No Hidden Charges.
• Clean cars & Professional drivers.
Explore the cultural treasures of Kyoto on a day trip from Nagoya, featuring must-see attractions like Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine and Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Begin with a 90-minute visit to the iconic shrine, known for its thousands of red torii gates. Savor a premium pork shabu-shabu lunch at the renowned Kyoto Wasabi Arashiyama restaurant, then immerse yourself in the beauty of Arashiyama's Bamboo Grove and the historic Togetsukyo Bridge. Conclude your day with a leisurely 100-minute visit to Kiyomizu-dera and stroll through the charming streets of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka.
- Round-trip bus fare included for a hassle-free journey
- Enjoy a delicious pork shabu-shabu lunch at a local restaurant
- Explore iconic sites like Fushimi Inari Shrine and Kiyomizu-dera Temple
- English/Chinese-speaking guide to enhance your experience
This immersive Ise tour is the only guided experience that follows the traditional pilgrimage order—starting at the Outer Shrine (Gekū), dedicated to the deity of daily life, and continuing to the Inner Shrine (Naikū), Japan’s most sacred Shinto site devoted to the sun goddess Amaterasu. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you'll gain insight into the spiritual meaning, myths, and architectural beauty of Ise Jingu, a place of national reverence for over 2,000 years. After visiting both shrines, guests enjoy a cultural stroll through Oharaimachi, a preserved Edo-period street where pilgrims once relaxed and today’s travelers can sample traditional sweets like Akafuku mochi. For added comfort, an optional upgrade includes a scenic ride on a limited express train from Nagoya, letting you begin your journey in ease. Whether you're seeking spiritual depth, cultural discovery, or a peaceful escape into Japan's timeless traditions, this tour offers an unforgettable and authentic experience.
Highlights
-Learn tofu making from an artisan at a century-old tofu shop
-Create fresh tofu from scratch and taste it warm on the spot
-Enjoy miso dengaku, a Nagoya specialty once favored by the Tokugawa shoguns
-Combine hands-on cooking with local flavors in one cultural workshop
Tour Overview
This tour makes use of an AI translation device supporting more than 90 languages, ensuring smooth communication throughout your experience.
Discover Nagoya’s culinary heritage with a hands-on tofu and miso experience. At a century-old tofu shop, learn the craft directly from an artisan. Step by step, prepare tofu from soybeans and taste it fresh and warm. Then enjoy miso dengaku — skewered tofu with Nagoya’s signature dark miso, once loved by the Tokugawa shoguns.
The workshop takes place in Japan Culture Village, where shrines, historic shops, and modern cafés stand side by side, offering the perfect setting to enrich your cultural journey.
This tour is perfect for F1 fans and travelers who want a convenient and comprehensive way to experience the Japanese Grand Prix without the hassle of arranging their own tickets, transportation, and accommodation.
1. Complete F1 Race Experience: This tour provides access to the full F1 program, from the qualifying sessions to the final race, over three days.
2. Hassle-Free Transportation: You'll receive three days of round-trip bus transfers to and from Suzuka Circuit, ensuring a seamless and effortless travel experience.
3. Flexible Packages: The tour offers two convenient options to suit different traveler needs:
・Accommodation & Transfer Plan: Includes hotel stays and daily transfers.
・Transfer-Only Plan: Ideal for those who prefer to arrange their own accommodation
A Journey into the World of Traditional Japan — Curated by Koto Artist Rie Asai
Step into the elegant and soulful world of Japanese tradition with Rie Asai, a globally recognized koto artist, composer, producer, and cultural performer.
Her immersive programs offer an unforgettable fusion of performance, hands-on experience, and heartfelt hospitality — all tailored to provide a truly unique encounter with Japanese culture.
Every session is personally produced by Rie Asai to create a deeply memorable, one-of-a-kind experience just for you.
Let us craft your own personal memory of Japan — with grace, music, and authentic hospitality.
Discover the beauty of Japan’s cultural heart on a Nagoya Day Tour to Ise Grand Shrine, Meoto Iwa, and Mikimoto Pearl Island. Begin your journey at the sacred Ise Grand Shrine, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, surrounded by ancient forests and serene pathways. Witness the iconic Meoto Iwa (Married Couple Rocks) at Futami Okitama Shrine, where the breathtaking ocean view and symbolic stones make it a favorite spot for blessings and photos. Continue to Mikimoto Pearl Island, the birthplace of cultured pearls, where you can explore the Pearl Museum, learn the fascinating story of pearl cultivation, and enjoy performances by traditional ama divers. This one-day trip offers the perfect mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an unforgettable experience for travelers visiting Nagoya.
Highlights
-Visit a working teapot kiln and learn to brew tea the Tokoname way
-Create your own pottery guided by master artisans at a historic kiln
-Wander the atmospheric Tokonbame Pottery Footpath lined with shops and studios
-Experience over 1,000 years of ceramic history in one of Japan’s oldest pottery towns
Tour Overview
Tokoname on the Chita Peninsula is one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns and has produced ceramics for over 1,000 years. Famous for its high-quality teapots, the town blends deep tradition with a vibrant craft culture.
This one-day tour takes you into the heart of Tokoname’s pottery heritage. Begin with a visit to a teapot kiln for a hands-on tea brewing experience using Tokoname ware. Then try pottery-making at Kakuzan Tōen, a historic kiln guided by local artisans. Conclude with a stroll along the Tokoname Pottery Footpath, lined with galleries, climbing kilns, and charming shops.
A curated journey through craftsmanship, tradition, and Tokoname’s warm hospitality.
Embark on an unforgettable journey into the world of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with our Indigo Dyeing Experience! Dive into Aichi's renowned Chita cotton and learn the art of dyeing Tenugui, a versatile traditional towel used for wiping, wrapping, and decorating. With the guidance of our friendly English-speaking host, you'll create a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects your unique style.
Using all-natural materials and age-old techniques, you'll have the chance to experiment with different dyeing methods to bring your vision to life. Whether you keep it as a personal memento or gift it to someone special, your custom Tenugui will be a cherished souvenir. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in a hands-on cultural experience!
Families with children and Culture lovers welcome!
In buddhisum, we believe that there is a gurdian buddha or bodhisattva for each year. Visitors can find the one for you and draw the buddha on your own to make a hanging scroll.
Snack bars are unique social venues in Japan where you can enjoy drinks and karaoke. Unlike regular bars, they have an intimate atmosphere that can be challenging for foreigners to enter. This tour offers exclusive access to experience Japan’s nightlife firsthand.
Inside, you can sing from a selection of over 10,000 karaoke songs, including Western hits, Chinese ballads, Japanese anime classics, and the latest chart-toppers, all while enjoying a variety of drinks in a cozy setting.
Each snack bar is run by a charming hostess known as the “Mama-san.” Every Mama-san has her own distinctive personality, creating a unique and welcoming atmosphere for visitors.
This tour allows you to dive into Nagoya’s vibrant nightlife and experience an authentic part of Japanese culture. Enjoy the warmth, music, and social interactions that make snack bars an unforgettable experience!
Highlights
・Try traditional mochi pounding with wooden mallet and mortar
・Feel the festive rhythm of this time-honored celebration
・Enjoy freshly prepared mochi in two Japanese flavors at a historic café
・Share a warm cultural moment in a nostalgic neighborhood
Tour Overview
Join a hands-on mochi pounding experience in Nagoya’s Endoji Shopping Street, a tradition often celebrated during the New Year. Guided by friendly hosts, you’ll pound steamed rice in a wooden mortar, working in rhythm and unison just as generations have done. The lively atmosphere is filled with teamwork, laughter, and festive spirit. Afterward, step into NAGONOYA café, a retro landmark, to savor mochi prepared in two distinct Japanese flavors along with a refreshing drink. This short but memorable experience is more than food—it’s a celebration of tradition, togetherness, and Japan’s warm hospitality.
Aichi has numerous castles and castle ruins. Among them, Okazaki Castle, Inuyama Castle, and Nagoya Castle are definitely not to be missed! This tour offers you a detailed explanation of the castles with each history from an English-speaking guide. In the castle town, enjoy eating and shopping at cafes in townhouses and stores! You can also enjoy local transportation.
