Top Aichi Prefecture Street Food Tours

Step back in time and stroll through Nagoya’s samurai legacy on this walking tour from Nagoya Castle to Kincshachi Yokocho. Begin your journey at the majestic Nagoya Castle, home to golden shachihoko and reconstructed palace halls that reveal the power of the Tokugawa clan. Explore impressive stone walls, lush gardens, and historic watchtowers as you trace the footsteps of feudal lords. At the end of this tour, you will get to know about local foods at Kinshachi Yokocho. ・Discover Nagoya Castle with an expert guide ・Learn about samurai culture and Edo-era construction ・Get to know about local specialities at Kinshachi Yokocho ・Perfect intro to Nagoya for first-time visitors

Explore Nagoya’s historic Osu district on a guided walking tour that begins at the stunning Osu Kannon Temple. Capture memorable photos by the grand gate and learn about the temple's rich history. Then, delve into the vibrant Osu Shopping District, where you’ll sample local delicacies such as miso-katsu and tebasaki while enjoying the lively atmosphere of the arcades. Keep your camera ready for iconic landmarks like the giant maneki-neko and the colorful shopping gates. This tour is perfect for food lovers and culture enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in Nagoya's unique flavors and traditions. - Visit the iconic Osu Kannon Temple and learn its history - Savor local specialties like miso-katsu and tebasaki - Enjoy a guided stroll through the vibrant Osu Shopping District - Perfect for travelers wanting to experience Nagoya’s culture and cuisine

For those who prefer to eat their way through Japan, there probably aren’t many cities more “foodie-friendly” than Nagoya. With a large port and fertile plains, along with the wealth and resources of the powerful "City of Samurai," Nagoya has long had access to a wide variety of foods distinctive from other regions of Japan. As we tour the highlights of Nagoya, you will be able to marvel at the gilded artwork and golden screens in Honmaru Palace, relax as you gaze upon the reflecting pond of Mirai Tower, and learn about the day’s fresh catch at a bustling fish market as you are led by an experienced, English-speaking guide through Nagoya on this full-day tour. This tour will not only give you a taste of the wonderful flavors of the region and introduce you to some of the most notable landmarks in the city, but also provide you with the confidence to go out and try more "Nagoya Meshi" on your own.

Get to know the flavors and culture of Nagoya with a walking tour. Join a guide to see historic temples and shrines plus small restaurants and specialty shops loved by locals. Visit a kimono shop, taste street foods such as okonomiyaki (a Japanese savory pancake), and sample Japanese sweets.

Discover Nagoya’s nightlife with a private local guide—just you and your group. Our friendly guide will take you to the best izakaya-style bars and hidden local spots that tourists rarely find on their own. Navigating the Japanese bar scene can be tricky, but with a local guide, you can relax and enjoy authentic food and drinks tailored to your tastes. Whether you prefer a casual drink or a full izakaya crawl, the night is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Important Notes: ・Meals and drinks are not included ・Please inform us in advance of any food preferences or allergies ※By booking this tour, you agree to our Terms and Conditions available on our official website (Nagoya Tours). We kindly ask you to review them in advance.

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.