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Highlights - Wear a traditional tea-picking costume and take photos in a tea plantation - Visit a matcha factory normally closed to the public and grind tea leaves with a stone mill - Enjoy a matcha-making experience with Japanese sweets - Discover Nishio’s tea culture through tea fields, a factory tour, and matcha making - Learn the basics of the Japanese tea ceremony from a local English-speaking guide - Visit other Nishio highlights, including Miso Park and Nishio Historical Park. Overview Discover Nishio, one of Japan’s leading matcha-producing regions, on this one-day cultural tour. Visit a tea plantation, wear a traditional tea-picking costume for photos, and tour the long-established Aoi Seicha factory to learn how matcha is made. Enjoy a hands-on matcha-making experience with Japanese sweets. After lunch featuring Aichi’s famous miso katsu, visit Nishio Historical Park and Miso Park to experience the region’s tea culture and history.

Highlights -Learn the 400-year-old tradition of Nagoya’s paper lanterns -Create your own with guidance from a skilled craftsman -Choose washi paper and assemble a keepsake -Foldable design makes it easy to carry -Experience culture in a historic district Tour Overview Step into the world of Nagoya Chōchin, lanterns that have lit Japan’s festivals for 400 years. Backed by the Tokugawa shoguns, they are known for bamboo frames and the soft glow of washi. By the Meiji era, Nagoya was Japan’s top producer, exporting them worldwide as symbols of refined artistry. At Wazamon Chaya in Japan Culture Village, discover this heritage and make one yourself. Guided by an artisan, choose washi, paste it on the frame, and craft a lantern that folds flat — a practical, memorable souvenir. The workshop is set in Japan Culture Village, home to shrines, old shops, and cafés, where tradition and modern life meet.

Discover the essence of Haccho Miso on this immersive tour in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture. Learn about the rich history and production methods of this unique miso, deeply rooted in samurai culture and favored by Tokugawa Ieyasu. Visit traditional miso breweries to see the craftsmanship in action and savor the aromas of fermenting miso. Enjoy a delightful lunch at a miso brewery-operated restaurant, featuring dishes that highlight the bold flavors of Haccho Miso. This tour offers a unique blend of history, culture, and gastronomy, providing insight into how traditional flavors continue to evolve in modern cuisine. Gain a deeper appreciation of Japan’s fermentation culture and samurai heritage.

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.

When you think of sightseeing in Japan, you might imagine seeing traditional gardens and architecture, learning about history, or going to anime shops. With a quick website search, you can easily make that plan a reality. This local tour will take you through the everyday lives of people living in Japan. A real local experience is what makes it "extraordinary" for you, and it will be a special opportunity. Attention I provide travel support for visually impaired people. The majority of this tour fees received will be used for this activity. So by participating in this tour, you will help support visually impaired people traveling in Japan.

Experience Nagoya like a local on this private, personalized 3-hour walking food tour. You will visit 2–3 hand-picked local eateries and enjoy 6–8 samplings of regional specialties, accompanied by a glass of wine, beer or soft drink. Your guide will lead you through hidden gems where locals eat, avoiding mainstream tourist chains, and introduce you to Nagoya’s distinct food culture—think grilled eel rice (hitsumabushi), hearty ramen and regional sake. Since the tour is fully private and tailored to your preferences, you can adjust the pace and select flavours that interest you most. With walking as the main mode of transport, you’ll navigate city streets and immerse in local atmosphere comfortably.

Explore the centuries-old traditions and craftsmanship behind the components of Japanese tea ceremony as you are led by a local, English-speaking guide from Nagoya. This tour will take you on a deep dive into the production and cultural significance of one of Japan’s most beloved exports—matcha green tea. From crafting your own tea ceremony sweets to a behind the scenes look at the production of premium quality matcha, this tour will take you deeper into one of Japan’s most treasured traditions than ever before.

This Nagoya food tour lets you experience the city through its signature dishes while discovering local spots you might overlook on your own. It begins at Oasis 21 in Sakae, where your guide shares the history of Nagoya and introduces key symbols like Nagoya Castle, the golden shachihoko, and Atsuta Shrine. After enjoying views from the observation deck, you head to the first tasting. A short walk brings you to a restaurant specializing in miso nikomi udon made with rich red miso. You then sample Moriguchi pickles before visiting the basement of Japan’s oldest department store to try local favorites such as tenmusu, seasonal oni manju, and fragrant shrimp crackers, along with the stories behind them. The highlight is hitsumabushi, Nagoya’s famous grilled eel over rice. The tour ends at a local izakaya with a drink and spicy tebasaki wings. With 7–8 dishes included, it offers a full introduction to Nagoya-meshi.

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.

Join us on a private guided tour to Tokoname, Japan's pottery mecca and one of the country's oldest ceramic towns. Traveling comfortably by private car with your guide, you'll discover the rich history, craftsmanship, and charm that make Tokoname so special. We will stroll through the old and charismatic streets, exploring narrow pathways lined with traditional pottery workshops, ceramic walls, and historic buildings. Along the way, you'll see old kilns that have helped shape Tokoname's pottery culture for centuries and learn about the town's fascinating heritage. The Pottery Footpath offers a unique blend of history and nature, with peaceful scenery, hidden corners, and countless opportunities to admire and purchase locally made ceramics. Whether you are interested in Japanese culture, photography, or simply enjoying a relaxing day outside the city, Tokoname is a wonderful destination.

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.

Explore the transformative Meiji era at Meiji Village, an open-air museum showcasing authentic structures from Japan's modernization period. This guided experience adapts to your interests, allowing you to choose from express visits to in-depth explorations of historic buildings that illustrate Japan's cultural shift. Travel through the village using preserved transportation methods like historic streetcars and steam locomotives for an immersive journey. Recognized as a filming location for numerous productions, Meiji Village blends real history with cinematic charm, creating a unique cultural experience. - Guided tour options: express, comprehensive, or extended - Experience authentic Meiji-era architecture and learn from knowledgeable guides - Travel between areas using historic transportation methods - Ideal for history lovers and those interested in Japanese culture

Explore Japan's rich history on a captivating day tour from Nagoya that combines the unique open-air museum of Meiji Mura with the ancient Inuyama Castle. Stroll through Meiji Mura, a village showcasing architectural wonders from the Meiji era, and learn about its significance in Japan's modernization. After a delightful lunch, visit Inuyama Castle, one of Japan’s few original castles, and climb to enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape. This tour offers an in-depth historical perspective, ideal for culture enthusiasts and history buffs alike. - Discover the fascinating Meiji Mura, a historical open-air museum - Enjoy a guided exploration of Inuyama Castle, a rare original structure - lunch at Meiji Mura and ample time for photos - Departure from Sakae at 9:00 AM and return by 5:00~ PM The entrance fees of both Meiji Mura Museum Village, and Inuyama castle are included in the price and will be paid by me.

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.

A tour for all ages! Let us show you the best places in Nagoya......or we can customize the tour according to your wishes and desires. We will hand you a one-day commuter pass for public transport and cover all the entrance fees...so you don't need to worry about anything, just walk with our guide and enjoy. Nagoya, a city overshadowed by glitzy Tokyo and lively(noisy) Osaka. Nagoya has always been the quiet, responsible sibling of the three. Nagoya is the city where samurai spirit meets industrial genius. It’s the hometown of three of Japan’s greatest unifiers—Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu. But that’s not all—Nagoya is also the birthplace of Toyota., Nagoya is like a living time machine with great food (hello, miso katsu and hitsumabushi eel). The roads are wide, the people friendly, and everything relatively cheap. It might be Japan’s underdog city, but that’s exactly what makes it cool. For cruise ship travelers: we pick you up 5 meters from the ship.

Explore the best of Nagoya with a local guide who will take you to both iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Visit the majestic Nagoya Castle, known for its golden shachihoko statues, and stroll through the serene Tokugawa Garden, a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. Dive into Japan's industrial heritage at the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology or explore the engaging exhibits at the SCMAGLEV and Railway Park. Discover Nagoya's vibrant shopping districts, such as Osu and Sakae, where you can indulge in local delicacies like miso katsu and hitsumabushi. Our guides offer unique insights into the history and culture of Nagoya, giving you a deeper understanding of the city. Public transportation will be used for an authentic experience, but a private vehicle can be arranged upon request. Experience the perfect blend of tradition and innovation with our expert guide on this unforgettable Nagoya tour!

Explore Okazaki's vibrant nightlife on a customizable bar hopping tour. Choose between the laid-back JR Okazaki Station area or the lively Higashi-Okazaki Station area. Experience local food and drink culture at two selected bars, where you can savor food and drinks valued at 3,000 yen included in the tour price. With a relaxed pace, your guide will share insider insights while adapting to your group's preferences, ensuring an authentic evening that mirrors the locals' way of life. This tour is perfect for travelers looking for a casual and personal introduction to Okazaki's diverse nightlife. - Choose your atmosphere: JR Okazaki for a casual vibe or Higashi-Okazaki for a lively experience - Enjoy food and drinks valued at 3,000 yen, included in the tour - Flexible itinerary based on group preferences for an authentic experience - Discover local insights from your guide while enjoying a relaxed evening

Discover the unique flavors of Tokoname, a historic port town, through this flexible food and bar hopping tour. Tailored for your preferences, guests can start at Tokoname Station, Rinku-Tokoname Station, or Chubu Centrair International Airport. Enjoy a relaxed pace as you explore local eateries, savoring dishes and drinks worth up to 3,000 yen. This tour is perfect for anyone curious about Japanese food culture, whether you're just arriving or preparing to depart. With insights from a knowledgeable guide, experience Tokoname's dining scene like a local, without the rush. - Choose your starting point: Tokoname Station, Rinku-Tokoname Station, or Centrair Airport - Enjoy food and drinks valued at 3,000 yen across two local establishments - Experience a relaxed and personalized atmosphere without a fixed route - Perfect for travelers seeking an authentic introduction to Japanese cuisine

Witness the spectacular Suwako Fireworks Festival, celebrated at Suwa Lake in Nagano Prefecture. Enjoy reserved seating very close to the launch site to fully immerse yourself in one of Japan's largest fireworks displays, featuring over 40,000 fireworks. Travel from Tokyo’s Shinjuku Post Office and indulge in a lunch break at Oginoya Suwa branch, famous for its kamameshi (meal not included). Explore the festival area before the fireworks begin at 7:00 p.m., showcasing breathtaking displays like the giant over-water fireworks and the famous two-kilometer-long "Niagara" display. After the show, return to Shinjuku by overnight bus, with blankets and slippers provided for comfort. - Reserved seats located directly in front of the launching site - Experience over 40,000 fireworks launched during the festival - Comfortable overnight return bus with blankets and slippers - Expert tour conductors familiar with the festival to assist you

Explore the culinary delights of Nagoya with this specially designed food tour for cruise passengers arriving at Kinjo Pier. Experience the vibrant Makers Pier area, where you’ll stroll through a welcoming waterfront district and savor the unique flavors of Nagoya, renowned for its rich miso-based cuisine. Enjoy tastings at two selected restaurants, with food and drinks included up to 3,000 yen. A knowledgeable guide shares insights into local dishes and dining customs, ensuring a meaningful and relaxed introduction to the city’s food culture. This tour offers cruise travelers a delightful way to experience Nagoya beyond the typical shore excursion.

Discover the serene beauty of Nagoya at night on this unique tour that showcases the city's character through its iconic towers. Start at the vibrant Oasis 21, where water and light create a futuristic atmosphere, and then ascend the Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER, a symbol of Nagoya’s modernization. Enjoy panoramic views that reveal the city's orderly layout and harmonious design, highlighting the balance between industry and daily life. This tour goes beyond mere observation, offering insights into Nagoya's history and urban landscape while weaving your personal travel memories into its illuminated map. - Experience Nagoya’s nightscape from two iconic towers - Visit Oasis 21 and Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER - Enjoy guided narratives that reveal the city's unique character - Suitable for travelers interested in urban landscapes and culture

Tour highlights -Go behind the scenes of Toyota Stadium with a guided tour, complete with an interpreter -Literally walk in the footsteps of professional athletes as you too walk out to the side of the pitch and take a commemorative photo -Look upon memorabilia signed by the local, award-winning -Nagoya Grampus soccer team and other teams as well as educational panels -See what it’s like to view a game from the special VIP room and seating -Gaze upon the pitch from seating on a stand sloping 38 degrees -Choose the lunch of your preference at the stadium’s classy restaurant Tour details Toyota City’s stadium, home to Nagoya Grampus and Toyota Verblitz, also hosted the Rugby World Cup 2019. Join a guided walk to explore fan areas and learn about its design and history. Enjoy exclusive access to locker rooms, warm-up areas, and VIP seats, along with team exhibits, memorable photo spots, and a panoramic view from the upper stands.

Escape the crowds and step back in time on a private hike along the historic Nakasendo Trail. This custom trek takes you along the most scenic 8km section between Magome and Tsumago, beautifully preserved post towns from the Edo period. Stroll freely, explore old homes, or rest at a forest teahouse. Travel in comfort with a nationally licensed guide who picks you up in a private car from Nagoya—making your journey smooth, safe, and personal from start to finish. Few reviews here yet, but I have many 5-star reviews on other platforms—book with confidence! Highlights: ・Hike stone streets past wooden inns and waterwheels, with views of Kiso Valley. ・Taste Juri’s chestnut rice, a mountain treat since 1800s, rich and comforting. ・Rest at a historic teahouse hidden in forest, sipping tea in peaceful silence. ・Trusted as a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter (Cert. No. EN00703). ・Comfortable travel with a private car and 10+ years professional driving.

Step back in time and experience the charm of the Edo period on this immersive day trip from Nagoya. Visit two of Japan’s most picturesque post towns—Tsumago and Magome—linked by a scenic stretch of the historic Nakasendo trail. With a professional English-speaking guide and small group comfort, enjoy a culturally rich walk through nature, explore historical houses.