All Aichi Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 13

This is a private tour that takes you around the sacred sites of ninja in Iga, visiting the Iga-ryu ninja museum, ninja experience facilities related to Bansen Shukai, and Iga Ueno Castle while fully enjoying the history and culture of ninja in your private car for a full day. · A full-day ninja tour to enjoy the comfort of a private car ・Authentic ninja training experience based on the Japanese Heritage "Bansen Shukai" ・Precious opportunity to try elected Ninjutsu under the guidance of Shinobi Shihan ・You can experience Bo-shuriken throwing, which is rare in Japan

Inuyama Kimono & Castle Town Day Tour from Nagoya Discover the historic charm of Inuyama on this day trip from Nagoya, accompanied by an expert English-speaking guide. Tour Highlights Time-Travel in a Kimono: Stroll through the beautiful Edo-period streets of Inuyama Castle Town in traditional attire—perfect for photos! Explore a National Treasure: Visit the historic Inuyama Castle (built in 1537) and enjoy panoramic views from Japan's oldest remaining castle keep. Authentic Tea Ceremony (Sado): Experience the elegant world of Sado and connect with the core of Japanese aesthetics and mindfulness. Full English Guidance: Travel hassle-free with a knowledgeable English-speaking guide from start to finish.

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.

Indulge in an exclusive culinary odyssey along the Kumano Kodo Iseji route. Savor world-class binchotan-grilled delicacies, rare local ocean treats, and premium citrus tastings, perfectly paired with breathtaking treks and traditional river cruises.

What sets this tour apart is its flexibility and focus on everyday local culture. Guests choose the area they want to explore—Meieki, Sakae, Kanayama, or Osu—so the experience matches their interests and mood, rather than following a fixed route. The tour begins by listening to guests’ preferences. Based on that and the selected area, a local guide chooses two nearby bars that residents actually visit after work, offering an authentic look at Nagoya’s food and drinking culture. Food and drinks are included at each stop, allowing guests to relax and enjoy the evening without worrying about costs. Instead of a typical bar crawl, this tour emphasizes connection to the neighborhood and the rhythms of daily life in Nagoya.

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 Discover Nagoya’s culinary heritage with a hands-on tofu and miso experience. At a tofu shop with over 100 years of history, learn the traditional craft directly from an artisan. Guided step by step, you will prepare tofu from soybeans and taste it fresh and warm. To accompany it, enjoy miso dengaku — skewered tofu topped with Nagoya’s signature dark miso, a rich flavor beloved by the Tokugawa shoguns and central to the region’s cuisine. The workshop takes place in Japan Culture Village, where shrines, historic shops, and stylish cafés stand side by side. This setting provides the perfect opportunity to deepen your cultural discovery before or after your food experience.

Walk through the town dressed in a kimono and savor matcha in a tea room. By combining these two experiences, you can gain a deeper appreciation of the charm of Japanese culture. In the tea room, you can actually try making matcha yourself. Enjoy a special moment that is not only perfect for photos but also leaves a lasting impression on your heart.

Experience the Living History of Seto Step into a world of timeless craftsmanship at a kiln that has served the Owari Tokugawa family for centuries. Under the personal guidance of the 31st-generation head, you will discover the secrets of "Ofukai-ware" while engraving your own original patterns into the clay. This is more than a workshop; it is a rare opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that captures your unique travel story. Your finished work will be mailed to your home, serving as a lasting memory of your connection to the soul of Japanese heritage.

Immerse yourself in Nagoya’s culture on this tour combining history, gardens, and an authentic sumo tournament. Start your journey with a train ride from Tokyo to Nagoya. Meet your guide at Nagoya Station and travel by subway to Muneharu Kinshachi Yokocho for free time to explore and enjoy a snack. Continue to Ninomaru Garden for a short walk and photos, then stop at the exterior of Nagoya Castle and Honmaru Palace for a guided introduction. Exterior viewing only. The tour continues to IG Arena for the official Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament. Enjoy reserved second-floor seating (Zone B, Zone C or Zone SS) with great views. A professional guide will explain sumo rules and traditions. The experience concludes with the return train journey from Nagoya back to Tokyo.

Discover the best of Nagoya on a guided half-day walking tour. ・Perfect for first-time visitors looking to explore Nagoya’s top highlights in just 4 hours ・Visit the iconic Oasis 21 and capture stunning photos of Nagoya TV Tower reflected in the waters of Hisaya Odori Park ・Explore the trendy Sakae district with insider tips on fashionable boutiques and hidden local shops ・Walk through the lively Osu Shotengai shopping arcade featuring over 1,200 unique stores ・Snap memorable photos with the giant Maneki-neko and browse retro and vintage shops ・Taste famous Nagoya specialties such as spicy Taiwanese ramen and legendary miso katsu ・Visit the serene 600-year-old Osu Kannon Temple and learn proper temple etiquette and local history ・Hear fascinating stories, hidden gems, and cultural insights from a knowledgeable English-speaking guide ・Carefully designed for a smooth and unforgettable small-group walking experience

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.

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.

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Japan with the Limited-Time Samurai Experience Tour, exclusively available during the Asian Games. Wear authentic samurai surcoat as you delve into the traditional martial arts and learn basic sword techniques. This unique program offers a glimpse into the spirit of Bushido, allowing you to connect with Japan's storied warrior heritage. Don't miss this chance to engage with a fascinating aspect of Japanese culture during this limited-time event. - Wear authentic samurai surcoat and feel the warrior spirit - Learn basic sword techniques guided by experienced instructors - Discover the philosophy and history behind Bushido - Exclusive cultural experience available only during the Asian Games

Step back in time and discover the charm of Japan's historic post towns on this private guided day tour from Nagoya. Travel comfortably by private vehicle to the beautifully preserved towns of Magome-juku and Tsumago-juku, two former post stations along the historic Nakasendo Trail, which once connected Kyoto and Edo (present-day Tokyo) during the samurai era. Begin your journey in Magome-juku, a picturesque hillside town known for its stone-paved streets, traditional wooden buildings, and scenic mountain views. Continue to Tsumago-juku, one of Japan's best-preserved post towns. Carefully restored to reflect its Edo-period appearance, it offers a rare glimpse into Japan's past. Throughout the tour, your knowledgeable guide will share insights into the history and culture of the Nakasendo route, helping you gain a deeper appreciation of rural Japan's rich heritage.

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.

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.

Elegant Japanese Wellness Spa: Offers a luxurious resort spa-like experience, embodying the elegance of Japan. Exclusive Fragrance by Kodo Head Family: Features unique scents supervised by one of the only two Kodo head families in Japan. Access to a Cultural Heritage Tea Room: Provides the opportunity to use a tea room in a historically significant house, normally not accessible to the public. Ambiance with Live Traditional Japanese Music: Enriched by serene live performances of traditional Japanese instruments. Luxurious Treatments with 24K Gold Pack: Utilizes a 24K gold pack for facial and body treatments, enhancing the uniqueness of the spa.

Visit Izumo Taisha Shrine, one of Japan's most sacred shrines, and Matsue Castle, a national treasure, explore traditional tea ceremony culture at a historic teahouse, and stay overnight at a lakeside inn on Lake Shinji. Izumo Taisha (出雲大社) - This is one of Japan's most famous and oldest Shinto shrines, but its cultural and spiritual significance might not be immediately clear to international visitors.

Delve deep into Nagoya's history on a private samurai-guided tour at Nagoya Castle, and experience a traditional meal and geisha dance together at the historical restaurant "Kawabun". Daimyo: Daimyo were influential Japanese feudal lords who ruled regions under the shogun from the 10th to the 19th century. They managed private armies of samurai and had significant political and economic power.

Book your Private Departure Transfer from Nagoya hotels to Nagoya Int Airport (NGO). 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 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

Highlights -Be dressed in a kimono of your choice by a professional dresser -Explore Shikemichi, a preserved district with storehouses and townhouses -Stroll Endoji Shopping Street, where old shops meet modern cafés -Discover local encounters and culture in Nagoya’s historic heart Tour Overview Begin at Nagonoya Café, where a professional dresser outfits you in a kimono — or a light yukata in summer — with traditional footwear. After choosing your pattern in advance, set out with a local guide to Shikemichi, rebuilt over 300 years ago after a great fire. Its earthen-walled storehouses, broad streets, and roof-deity houses reflect Nagoya’s heritage. Continue into Endoji Shopping Street, the city’s oldest arcade, still lively with family-run shops and stylish cafés. As you stroll, your guide shares stories where tradition meets daily life. This experience offers not only elegant kimono photos but also cultural immersion in a district where past and present coexist.

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.

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.

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