Top Nagoya Overnight Tours

Travel from Nagoya into the enchanting Kiso Valley on a private 2-day tour, tracing the historic Nakasendo. Walk from Magome to Tsumago, explore the preserved Edo post towns of Narai and Kiso-Fukushima, and enjoy two nights in scenic accommodations. This journey allows you to immerse yourself in Japan's rich history, enjoying forest views, local culture, and flexible itineraries tailored to your interests and fitness level. - Walk about 8 kilometers along the historic Nakasendo Trail - Discover the atmospheric towns of Magome, Tsumago, and Narai - Enjoy two leisurely nights in the Kiso Valley - Benefit from private vehicle transport for your main luggage and customized walking distances - Enjoy flexible travel with a private English-speaking driver-guide

Explore the stunning Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and the breathtaking landscapes of Kamikochi on this 2-day adventure from Nagoya. Marvel at the impressive snow walls reaching up to 20 meters as you traverse this iconic route. Enjoy the tranquil beauty of Kamikochi, visiting scenic spots like Taisho Pond and Kappa Bridge. Relax with comfortable coach transportation, scenic cable car rides, and a traditional kaiseki dinner at the Hakuba Sun Valley Hotel, where you’ll spend the night. With professional bilingual guidance and opportunities for incredible photography, this tour is perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike. - Marvel at towering snow walls along the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route - Explore Kamikochi’s picturesque landscapes and serene ponds - Enjoy a traditional Japanese dinner and a buffet breakfast at Hakuba Sun Valley Hotel - Benefit from professional bilingual guidance and comfortable transport from Nagoya

What makes this tour unique is its blend of cultural immersion and culinary excellence. From the once-in-a-lifetime chance to attend the Shimotsuki Festival with locals to savoring one of the region’s finest winter gibier dinners, every moment is designed to be truly unforgettable.

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.

Experience the fairy-tale charm of Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where iconic thatched-roof farmhouses are set against a breathtaking backdrop of mountains and lush greenery, making it a must-see destination in any season. Nestled in the heart of the Japanese Alps, Takayama enchants with its preserved Edo-period streets, bustling morning markets, and rich cultural heritage, offering a timeless glimpse into Japan’s traditional past.

Embark on a Japan adventure with a difference with this guided tour to Yuki no Otani (Snow Wall). This famed snow wall is formed when bulldozers carve out a path out of heavy snowfall with bulldozers. In the process, massive walls of snow, 66 feet (20 meters) high, form making a great place to play in the snow.