Top Nagoya Services

Meet your National Government Licensed Guide at your cruise terminal arrival gate or hotel lobby and set off on a private journey through the cultural highlights of Nagoya. Begin with a visit to the historic town of Arimatsu, renowned for its 400-year-old tradition of Arimatsu Shibori tie-dyeing. Enjoy a hands-on shibori experience and create your own unique souvenir while learning about this beautiful Japanese craft. Afterward, continue to the iconic Nagoya Castle, one of Japan's most celebrated castles, where you can explore its impressive architecture, beautiful gardens, and fascinating samurai history. As this is a private tour, the itinerary is flexible. If there are other places you would like to visit, we would be happy to customize the tour to match your interests. Simply let us know your preferences in advance, and we'll do our best to create the perfect day for you.

You can go shopping in the Japan’s largest outlet city! It is a must-visit spot for tourists visiting Nagoya! Adjacent to Nagashima Resort! Then you can visit the largest flower theme park inJapan! Seasonal event "The magical sight of Nabana no Sato Illumination." The theme of this year is "gold pyramid". See illuminations of plum flowers and cherry blossoms (February–March), and tulips (March-April) ・Seasonal events ・The biggest outlet park in Japan ・The biggest flower theme Park In Japan ・Famous LED illumination (Time limited) ・Serve Mitsui outlet coupon ・Easy way to transfer

Highlights - Learn to prepare three types of sushi perfect for entertaining back home - Experience sushi-making in a charming retro café run by a long-standing tea shop - Enjoy a homemade sushi lunch with miso soup in a warm, welcoming setting - Explore a local shopping arcade and shop for fresh sushi ingredients like a local - Take home the knowledge to recreate sushi parties with ease and flair Overview Discover the art of sushi-making with a local twist in the nostalgic streets near Nagoya Station. This hands-on experience is perfect for learning how to prepare authentic sushi in a relaxed, friendly environment. Visit a local supermarket to pick up fresh ingredients before heading to a cozy retro café run by a long-standing tea shop. Learn to make three types of sushi: Temari sushi (bite-sized sushi), Maki sushi (traditional rolled sushi), and Temaki sushi (hand-rolled sushi cones). Finish by enjoying your handmade sushi with a warm bowl of traditional clear soup.

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.

Embark on a shopping adventure to find the perfect Japanese knife, showcasing unparalleled quality This is a program where you visit Seki to test knives, allowing you to purchase the perfect knife suited for you while experiencing knife testing firsthand. Seki Blade Seki City, acclaimed worldwide for its outstanding cutlery and swords, owes its reputation to centuries-old traditions and unparalleled craftsmanship in blade forging. The blades crafted here stand out due to their exceptional sharpness, durability, and meticulous attention to detail, making them favorites among professional chefs and enthusiasts alike.

Embark on a unique program in Seki, where you can test various knives and purchase one that best suits your needs. Immerse yourself in the ancient art of swordsmithing, shaping your very own samurai sword with the help of seasoned craftsmen. Seki Blade Seki City, acclaimed worldwide for its outstanding cutlery and swords, owes its reputation to centuries-old traditions and unparalleled craftsmanship in blade forging. The blades crafted here stand out due to their exceptional sharpness, durability, and meticulous attention to detail, making them favorites among professional chefs and enthusiasts alike.

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.