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Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and embark on an unforgettable one-day adventure to Kamikochi, the crown jewel of the Japanese Northern Alps! This is your chance to step into a pristine natural paradise, where every view feels like a living postcard and every breath fills your lungs with fresh, ion-rich mountain air.

伊賀の忍者の聖地を巡り、伊賀流忍者博物館や万川集海ゆかりの忍者体験施設、そして伊賀上野城を訪ねながら、専用車で一日たっぷり忍者の歴史と文化を満喫するプライベートツアーです。 ・専用車で快適に巡る一日忍者満喫ツアー ・日本遺産「万川集海」に基づく本格忍者修行体験 ・忍師範の指導で選出忍術に挑戦できる貴重な機会 ・国内でも珍しい棒手裏剣投げを体験可能 ・忍者衣装で伊賀の城下町を自由散策

When traveling abroad, there is no other experience like cooking and eating a meal with a local. Akiko opens her Nagoya home to visitors to cook a meal and share conversation. Enjoy learning to make classic Nagoya dishes such as red miso stew and shrimp tempura in an onigiri (rice ball) or fried chicken. Get a glimpse into the life of an Osaka local, and immerse yourself in Japanese cuisine and culture.

There’s so much to see in the capital of the Aichi Prefecture—Nagoya—but if you want to avoid the restrictions of a full-day shared group tour, and you’d prefer to select the sites you visit, then this private and customizable walking tour is the one for you. First, choose from a list of potential stops; then, let a guide create a personalized itinerary. Potential stops you can visit include the Atsuta Jingu Shrine, Nagoya Castle, and the Toyota Automobile Museum.

Nagoya is known as the “Heart of Japan” for not only its central location and historical significance but also for its great contributions to industry and innovation in Japan. The industrial prominence of the region had led it to become the home to manufacturing giants such as Toyota, Brother, Noritake, Ibanez, Buffalo, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. This journey through Japan’s center of commerce will provide you with a glimpse into Nagoya’s industrial past and its dreams for a technological future as you are led by a professional guide on this full-day tour.

Embark on a captivating tour from Nagoya to explore Inuyama Castle, 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.

Discover the spiritual heart of Japan on a 1-day journey from Nagoya to Ise. On this small group tour, you will walk beneath the towering cypress groves of Ise Grand Shrine (Ise Jingu), stand before the iconic wedded rocks of Meoto Iwa, have a chance to savor regional flavors, and explore Mikimoto Pearl Island, where you can witness traditional Ama divers in action. Marvel at the natural beauty Ise and refresh your body and soul as you are led by a professional, guide with round-trip transportation from Nagoya.

There are few historical organizations shrouded in as many myths, legends, and misconceptions as ninjas. This tour not only gives insight into the daily lives of ninja but also takes you along the most important route of Edo-era Japan, the Tokaido road, as you are led by an experienced English-speaking guide on this full-day tour from Nagoya. Travel to the home of one of the most powerful ninja clans in Japan and step foot into the past as your guide leads you through real-life locations in search of the “real ninja.”

Escape the city for a day and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of the Japan Alps. Tour a vibrant flower park, a charming mountain farm, and the iconic Kamikochi region of the Chubu Sangaku National Park. Hike the well-maintained trails to Kappa-bashi—as your guide points out unique flora and fauna along the way—and capture stunning views of the surrounding mountains. This full-day tour from Nagoya allows you to journey to the Japan Alps and experience its natural beauty to the fullest as you are led by an experienced, English-speaking guide.

Take an unforgettable journey into one of Japan’s most stunning and ecologically diverse regions. Not only will you discover the majestic, natural beauty of Central Japan and the Muro Akame Aoyama Quasi-National Park, but you’ll also contribute to the preservation of this exceptional landscape—ensuring that it remains a safe haven for wildlife and future explorers alike. This adventure, led by an experienced, English speaking guide from Nagoya, is designed for travelers seeking an authentic and eco-conscious experience, with a deep focus on preserving the environment for generations to come. *As lunch options are limited, we highly recommend purchasing a bento box or other food items before the tour starts, and bringing them with you. Time will be allotted to eat while on the tour.

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.

This spring-season tour showcases Nagoya’s most scenic cherry blossom spots, blending culture, history, and hanami tradition. Starting at JR Nagoya Station, meet your English speaking guide and head to Nagoya Castle, where over 900 cherry trees surround the iconic keep with its golden shachihoko ornaments a beautiful contrast of history and sakura. Next, take a short subway ride to Osu, a lively district where modern street life meets historic temples. Stroll through covered shopping arcades, explore unique boutiques, and visit Osu Kannon and Banshoji Temple. Then head to Tsurumai Park, one of Nagoya’s top cherry blossom spots with over 750 trees. Enjoy hanami with a relaxing lunch under blooming sakura and capture beautiful spring moments. The tour ends back at Nagoya Station.

This exciting one-day tour combines a visit to the famous thatched roof village, Shirakawago, with a morning of fun in the snow of the Japan Alps! Visit a highland farm, enjoy sledding or playing in a field of Japan's famous powder snow, and step inside the historic houses of Shirakawago. This tour is the perfect fit for families or groups looking for a balance of winter fun and idilic locations. Highlights Enjoy a morning of snow, sledding, beautiful views, and fun at a pastoral farm high in the Japan Alps. Tour a thatched-roof house at UNESCO World Heritage site Shirakawa-go as your guide shares the history (and dramas) of Edo-era life in this remote mountain village. Taste premium wagyu beef or any number of local delicacies as you set off to explore the town or shop for souvenirs during a free time in both the pastoral farm and Shirakawa-go. Utilize the luggage storage and relax as you are driven on our private tour bus from Nagoya, taking in the breathtaking views along the way.

Most popular of all Japanese illuminations every year The illuminations. The 2025 - 2026 version has begun. This year's theme is "Zipangu". From the illusions depicted in Marco Polo's Eastern Book of Witness, Please enjoy the magnificent Japanese story, weaving together the body of ukiyo-e and the original scenery of the four seasons with bold compositions and vivid light. Colors and radiance of cherry blossoms changing with the seasons on a grand scale They will charm you. Shop at such illuminations and outlets This fun tour - is a very Top-rated tour. If you want to eat, go to a local restaurant I'll show you. Our guests so far have been very satisfied with the surprises. It is very cold in the winter season so please dress warmly. Let's share our best memories of Japan. Let's make it.