Tours in Nagoya

At Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, The transition of industrial technology, especially in the automobile industry, is introduced in an easy-to-understand manner through dynamic exhibits of real machines and demonstrations by staff members. Nagoya Castle, famous for its golden orchids, was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu as the last stronghold of the unification of Japan. It is one of must-see-things when you visit Nagoya! Nagoya Token museum is a museum of sword. It can display up to two hundred swords. Visitors can view national treasures, important cultural properties, and important art objects. Stop by Sakae's photo spots and the Osu shopping district with stores of all types of businesses from electronics stores to vintage clothing stores and gourmet food! You can get a one-day pass for all bus and subway lines, which can be used after the tour ends!!

This special program allows you to enjoy the ambiance of historic cultural properties, buildings, and gardens in Nagoya with a guide and offers a rare opportunity to partake in matcha and sweets in the tea room of 'Bunka no Michi Namiki-kan', a cultural property usually not open for public entry. The residence of a local lord, who found success as a businessman beginning in Nagoya, resolves the unclear points of how to make reservations and arrangements" in japanese

Book your Private Transfer from Nagoya Chubu Centrair Int Airport (NGO) to Toyama Cruise Port. Don't go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttles queues and use our private, door to door airport/port transfer. Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time and you will travel comfortably to your destination. • Meeting with a Nameplate • We track your Flight • Door-to-door Service • No Hidden Charges • Clean cars & Professional drivers

Discover the ancient Japanese art of Incense Ceremony(Kodo) at the historic Tamesaburo Memorial Museum in Nagoya. This beautifully preserved cultural property offers an authentic setting to immerse yourself in one of Japan's most refined traditional arts. During this experience, you’ll not only learn about the 500-year-old tradition of Kodo, once enjoyed by samurai and aristocrats, but also participate in a unique and engaging incense identification game. This game challenges your senses to distinguish the subtle differences between various aromatic woods, deepening your appreciation for their delicate and complex fragrances. Guided by a skilled instructor, you’ll uncover the techniques and spiritual elements of Kodo, which emphasize mindfulness and sensory refinement. The serene traditional space of the Tamesaburo Memorial Museum, surrounded by tranquil Japanese gardens, provides the perfect environment for this meditative and cultural journey.

Join a friendly 2-hour walking tour at Nagoya Castle. We will see the golden shachihoko on the roof, walk along the stone walls, and enjoy the view of the palace exterior. I’m a local guide in training, and I enjoy sharing the history and culture of Nagoya with visitors. After the tour, you are free to explore the beautiful Honmaru Palace interior at your own pace. Admission is included, so you can simply come and enjoy. Highlights • 2-hour walking tour at Nagoya Castle • Learn about the golden shachihoko and the castle’s history • See the stone walls and palace exterior • Admission included (with free time to explore Honmaru Palace inside after the tour)

Highlights -Learn Kuro Montsuki dyeing from a skilled Nagoya artisan -Discover the history and meaning of Japan’s formal black kimono -Select and imprint your favorite kamon (family crest) onto a hand-dyed tenugui -Create a unique keepsake for fashion, décor, or daily use -Enjoy this craft experience inside historic Japan Culture Village Tour Overview This workshop introduces the refined art of Kuro Montsuki dyeing, perfected over 400 years to produce the deep black of Japan’s most formal kimono. Guided by a master craftsman, you will explore its history and ties to identity and heritage. In the studio, imprint your chosen kamon — a symbolic crest — onto a jet-black tenugui scarf. Each piece becomes a personal souvenir, versatile as an accessory, decoration, or keepsake. Set within Japan Culture Village, where temples, shrines, and old shops mix with modern cafés, the experience blends creativity with cultural discovery, offering a rare connection to Japan’s enduring artistry.

Highlights -Explore Nagoya Castle with expert insights into samurai history -See 17th-century towers and the exquisitely rebuilt Honmaru Palace -Step inside the Sarumen Teahouse, a nationally designated cultural property rarely open to the public -Experience an authentic tea ceremony by a master in seasonal décor -Savor wagashi once crafted for the Tokugawa lords Tour Overview This exclusive afternoon tour blends the grandeur of samurai legacy with the refinement of tea culture. Begin with a guided exploration of Nagoya Castle, commissioned by Tokugawa Ieyasu and famed for its golden shachihoko. While the main keep was destroyed in WWII, original towers remain, offering a direct link to the 17th century. Continue to the Sarumen Teahouse, normally closed to the public, where a tea master performs a traditional ceremony. Seasonal sweets, tied to Nagoya’s heritage, complement the matcha. Together, this rare experience offers a multi-sensory encounter with Japan’s past.

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.

Step into over 1,900 years of history on this guided walking tour through Atsuta Jingu, one of Japan’s most sacred Shinto shrines. Begin at the iconic sake barrels and hear legendary tales of the revered Kusanagi Sword—one of Japan’s Three Sacred Treasures. You’ll visit the serene main shrine, stroll along the sacred “Path of the Heart,” and explore the Cultural Treasure Museum, home to centuries-old artifacts. The tour concludes at the Kusanagi Museum, where historic swords and samurai relics bring mythology to life. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this immersive experience offers a deeper understanding of Japan’s spiritual heritage and timeless traditions—all in the peaceful setting of Nagoya’s most iconic shrine.

Highlights -Step into a hidden teahouse in the heart of Nagoya -Taste exquisite wagashi from a confectioner once favored by the Tokugawa family -Watch the graceful ritual of a tea master preparing matcha -Whisk your own bowl of matcha with step-by-step guidance, ideal for beginners Tour Overview Amid the bustle of central Nagoya lies a serene teahouse where tradition and calm meet. Begin with seasonal wagashi from a historic confectioner tied to the Tokugawa family, reflecting Nagoya’s long heritage as a wagashi capital. Then witness a tea master’s elegant preparation of matcha before trying it yourself under gentle guidance — a welcoming introduction for beginners. The ceremony takes place in Japan Culture Village, where historic temples and old shops stand beside modern cafés and eateries, creating a lively yet nostalgic setting. This experience offers both hands-on participation and a rare moment of harmony in the city.

Gifu City is the capital of Gifu Prefecture, which can be reached from Nagoya in 30 minutes. On the other hand, Gifu City is a place where history is still being carved as a stage of unification of Japan since the Warring States Period, as a merchant town, and as a town that protects traditional fishing industry. It is one of the best places in Japan to visit, especially for those who have once visited Japan and are interested in Japanese history, nature lovers, and those who are interested in the townscape and culture typical of Japan. This tour is like a condensed version of the charms of Gifu Castle, the residence of Oda Nobunaga, who briefly united the country, a museum that tells the fascinating story of cormorant fishing, one of Japan's traditional fishing industries, and a walk through old streets where you can feel as if you have stepped back in time to the Warring States period.

Experience the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese umbrellas and samurai swords in Gifu, including a stay at Nagaragawa Onsen and a visit to a cormorant fishing museum. Ukai Cormorant fishing, a traditional fishing method using cormorants, is unique to certain regions in Japan and might not be widely recognized internationally.

Discover Nagoya in a whole new way with this half-day tour that blends brain-teasing puzzles, mouthwatering street food, inspiring animal encounters, and total spa relaxation. Solve an escape game, taste local flavors in Osu, learn from unique animals in an ethical setting, and unwind in a world-class hot spring resort. A seamless adventure from thrill to tranquility – all in one day! １．Escape Game Adventure Crack codes and solve Japan’s original escape game – fun, teamwork, and big laughs, no Japanese needed. ２．Osu Street Food Stroll Savor Nagoya’s liveliest district with sizzling snacks, sweet treats, and local hidden gems. ３．Ethical Animal Experience Observe rare animals with an expert guide and discover how to connect through their natural signals. ４．Spa & Sauna Bliss Relax at Nagoya’s top spa with unlimited baths, saunas, and stone rooms – spa wear available for comfort.

Embark on a shopping adventure to find the perfect Japanese knife, showcasing unparalleled quality This is a program where you visit Seki to test knives, allowing you to purchase the perfect knife suited for you while experiencing knife testing firsthand. Seki Blade Seki City, acclaimed worldwide for its outstanding cutlery and swords, owes its reputation to centuries-old traditions and unparalleled craftsmanship in blade forging. The blades crafted here stand out due to their exceptional sharpness, durability, and meticulous attention to detail, making them favorites among professional chefs and enthusiasts alike.

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.

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

Explore the historic charm of Nagoya with our immersive cultural tour, perfect for foodies and history enthusiasts alike. Begin in Shikemichi, Nagoya's oldest neighborhood, with its picturesque wide streets, white row houses, and ancient shrines, ideal for memorable photos. Visit a modern tea shop to learn the Japanese art of brewing green tea, discovering how to make the perfect cup at home and the nuances of brewing tea leaves multiple times. Next, wander through Endoji, Nagoya's oldest shopping street, where you'll find a blend of old and new, alongside a variety of unique street foods. Savor sweet and savory local specialties exclusive to Endoji and Nagoya. Join this tour for insider knowledge of Nagoya's history, culinary delights, and unforgettable experiences, capturing the essence of local traditions in a delightful blend of education and exploration.

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.

Experience Edo-period Japan in Takayama and the UNESCO-listed Shirakawa-go village. Enjoy an included lunch featuring Kobe beef shabu-shabu — thinly sliced premium Kobe beef gently swished in a hot pot. This is not a steak dish, but a traditional Japanese cooking style that brings out the beef’s delicate flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture. - Visit the historic Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Marvel at the traditional Gassho-style houses in Hida Takayama - Admire the scenic beauty of Gifu’s mountain landscapes - Travel with ease thanks to round-trip transportation from Nagoya and guaranteed departure Winter Travel Note: Snow may occasionally close roads to Shirakawa-go. If so, the tour will visit Gujo Hachiman, the "Little Kyoto of Gifu," known for its charming canals and preserved historic streets.

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 traditional Japanese culture through a private guided tour of Nagoya Castle by the Nagoya Hospitality Samurai Team and a Kodo (incense ceremony) experience by a master of the art. Kodo (香道) - This refers to the traditional Japanese art of appreciating incense, which might be unfamiliar outside of Japan or to those not versed in Japanese cultural arts.

Refresh yourself in the spectacular scenery of Takayama and Shirakawa-go, two settlements found deep in the mountains of Gifu. Learn about their abundant traditional architecture dating back to over 400 years ago, and the culture surrounding them. You will gain a lot of knowledge and fun facts with your English-speaking guide driver.

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.

Endoji Shopping Arcade is a charming arcade near Nagoya Station that embodies the nostalgic atmosphere of an old town dating back to the Meiji era, blended with the allure of new culture. Within the arcade, at the tea room Wasuikouan, you can enjoy a Zen meditation experience along with a simple meal of one soup, two dishes, and tea with sweets.We offer a Zen (meditation) experience led by an instructor with 15 years of meditation experience.