All Aichi Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026

Enjoy a smooth private transfer between Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) and Nagoya City with a comfortable vehicle and professional driver. Avoid the inconvenience of waiting for taxis, changing trains with luggage, or navigating unfamiliar transportation after a long flight. Your driver will provide direct transportation between the airport and your confirmed Nagoya destination. For airport arrivals, a name sign meeting service is included. When flight details are provided, the driver can monitor your arrival time and adjust the pickup arrangement accordingly. This private one-way transfer is suitable for travelers with luggage, families, business travelers, and groups who prefer a convenient door-to-door transportation option. Vehicle options are available based on passenger numbers and luggage requirements.

Unlike standard mass-market tastings or automated factory tours, this private experience grants rare, behind-the-scenes access to Sawada Sake Brewery—a 170-year-old heritage producer near Nagoya in Tokoname, Aichi Prefecture, where traditional hand-craftsmanship thrives. What sets this exclusive sake tasting apart is the multi-sensory ceramic pairing. Guided personally by the brewery owner, you will explore six distinct Japanese sakes and craft plum wine (umeshu) using four differently shaped, handcrafted Tokoname-yaki artisan pottery cups to discover how ceramic shapes transform flavor profiles, before selecting your favorite handmade cup to take home as a souvenir. By combining owner-led heritage storytelling, a 6-variety sake tasting paired with local fermented snacks, and an authentic Tokoname ceramic gift, this experience delivers an unforgettable cultural highlight for travelers exploring Greater Nagoya and the Chita Peninsula region.

By contemplating authentic bonsai rooted in centuries of Japanese tradition, and encountering firsthand the skill and knowledge of the master who tends them, you'll connect with the deeper essence of Japanese culture.

Highlights Explore Chita's finest producers alongside award-winning Chef Watanabe. Meet local growers and discover the stories behind exceptional seasonal ingredients. Experience Japan's rich farm-to-table culture through exclusive producer visits. Enjoy an exclusive tasting menu at Le Coeuryuzu, paired with carefully selected local sake. Discover why the Chita Peninsula is one of Japan's most celebrated culinary regions. Overview Discover Chita’s rich food culture on an exclusive farm-to-table tour with Chef Watanabe, Le Coeuryuzu's owner-chef and a recipient of Japan’s prestigious Ryori Masters award. Visit seasonal producers, such as farms, vegetable growers, or local markets, and hear about their products and traditions. Learn how the chef selects ingredients and builds relationships with producers. Return to Le Coeuryuzu for a seasonal French tasting course featuring local ingredients, paired with local sake. Enjoy the flavors of Chita while speaking with Chef Watanabe.

Discover the beauty and elegance of Japanese culture through a traditional tea ceremony at the Tamesaburo Memorial Museum in Nagoya. This cultural gem, a registered tangible cultural property, offers an authentic setting where visitors can immerse themselves in the timeless art of tea. Guided by experienced tea masters, you'll learn the rituals and philosophy behind the Japanese tea ceremony, a practice that has been cherished for centuries. From the careful preparation of matcha (powdered green tea) to the graceful movements involved in serving and receiving, every aspect of the ceremony reflects harmony, respect, and mindfulness. The museum's tranquil tea room, surrounded by traditional Japanese architecture and gardens, provides the perfect backdrop for this unique experience. Whether you're new to Japanese culture or a seasoned traveler, the tea ceremony at Tamesaburo Memorial Museum promises to be a memorable and enriching journey into the heart of Japan's traditions.

Kakuozan, an area ofNagoya rich in culture and history, is a great place for international visitors to experience authentic Japanese culture. This tour is designed around an authentic Nagoya experience, including a tea ceremony experience using actual tea utensils used by Furukawa Tamesaburo (not replicas), traditional villa architecture and gardens, and visits to historic temples such as Nittai-ji and Sooji. The tour also includes an English guided stroll through the Kakuozan shopping arcade.

【Highlights】 -Indulge in Nagoya’s renowned cuisine at a lively izakaya, featuring local specialties like miso kushikatsu and tebasaki. -Discover Japan’s exclusive snack bar culture, normally difficult for first-time visitors to access. -Sing your heart out with over 10,000 karaoke songs, including English, Chinese, and Japanese hits. -Meet the charismatic "Mama-san", who creates a welcoming, lively atmosphere at the snack bar. -Enjoy an evening of great food, drinks, and local nightlife in Nagoya’s largest entertainment district. 【Tour Overview】 Enjoy Nagoya’s famous cuisine, including tebasaki, miso oden, and Hida beef sushi, featuring rich Hatcho miso, at a local izakaya. After dinner, visit a traditional snack bar—an intimate spot for drinks, conversation, and karaoke with locals. With exclusive access and a welcoming Mama-san, experience Japan’s nightlife culture in a warm, friendly setting. This tour offers a memorable blend of local food and social traditions.

Step back into Japan’s samurai past on this half-day small-group walking tour of Inuyama, home to one of the country’s oldest and best-preserved castles. You’ll explore historic streets, a national treasure castle, and a tranquil tea garden, complete with a traditional matcha tasting. Great for first-time visitors to Japan, history lovers, and travelers looking for an easy day trip from Nagoya, this tour has been specifically designed to provide you with the prefect blend of history, shopping, and photo opportunities, while still allowing you with plenty of time for other activities around Nagoya. The small group size allows you to experience these beautiful locations up close and personal. Discover why Inuyama is one of Japan's most cherished National Treasures.

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Aichi has numerous castles and castle ruins. Among them, Okazaki Castle, Inuyama Castle, and Nagoya Castle are definitely not to be missed! This tour offers you a detailed explanation of the castles with each history from an English-speaking guide. In the castle town, enjoy eating and shopping at cafes in townhouses and stores! You can also enjoy local transportation.

Discover Nagoya with a local guide born and raised in the city. Experience both iconic highlights and hidden gems that most travelers miss. Tour highlights: • Nagoya Castle – Explore the castle and hear unique stories •Historic streets of Nagono – Step back in time through charming streets • Osu Shopping District – Enjoy local street food and lively shopping •Arimatsu – Try traditional shibori craft in a beautifully preserved post town Perfect for travelers seeking a more local and authentic side of Japan. See a side of Nagoya most visitors never experience.

Kakuozan, located in Nagoya, is an area rich in culture and history, making it an excellent place for international visitors to experience authentic Japanese culture. This tour is designed around authentic experiences in Nagoya, including a Kodo (incense Ceremony) experience with genuine incense, not replicas, and visits to the Furukawa Art Museum, distinguished traditional villa architecture like Yokiso, and historical temples like Nittaiji and Sououji. The tour also includes a guided stroll through the Kakuozan shopping district in English.

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.

Visit both the Naiku and Geku of Ise Jingu, a shrine loved by Japanese people. Ise Jingu is said to be the most sacred spot in the Shinto religion. Here, learn about Japanese mythology, culture, and more with easy-to-follow explanations from an English-speaking National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter. Enjoy comfortable transportation with reserved seats on the limited express train for the round trip from Nagoya. With a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter by your side there's no worry about getting lost, so enjoy worry-free sightseeing. Participants who plan to stay in Ise, Shima, or Toba on the day following the tour may leave the tour midway. Also enjoy a walk around Okage Yokocho, the side street area at the gate to the Naiku where over 60 shops recreate an old fashioned atmosphere. Try some of the local food such as Ise udon noodles.

Highlights - Explore the Suzuki Violin Workshop, Japan’s pioneering violin manufacturer with over a century of history - Learn directly from master violin makers, discovering the craftsmanship, tradition, and innovation behind Suzuki violins - Play and compare different violins, experiencing their unique sound and resonance in a professional setting - Exclusive customization options for buyers, including personalized name engraving and an original label inside the violin Overview Step into the world of Japanese violin craftsmanship with an exclusive visit to the Suzuki Violin Workshop, founded in 1887 by Masakichi Suzuki, a pioneer of Japan’s violin-making industry. Meet master artisans, learn about the making process, and compare the tones of different instruments. Guests who wish to purchase a violin may do so directly from the workshop after the tour. Credit card payment is accepted. *Please inform us at the time of booking if you are considering a purchase.

Please note that even if you select “Tour Language: English(written),” the driver speaks Japanese only. Communication will be supported using a translation app, and English tour information will be provided in advance. Journey north from Nagoya Port by private taxi via the expressway to a beautifully preserved corner of old Japan. Visit Inuyama Castle, home to Japan’s oldest original castle keep, then stroll the highly picturesque Inuyama Castle Town for samurai-era streets, local skewers, and lunch. The highway route skips train transfers, helping you arrive quickly and comfortably at the castle gates before returning to port on time. Itinerary (7 hours): Nagoya Port → Inuyama Castle (National Treasure) → Inuyama Castle Town (lunch & stroll) → Nagoya Port

Put on a kimono and discover a different side of Nagoya! Located in the heart of the Sakae area, just a 5-minute walk from Sakae Station, this kimono rental is a great way to experience traditional Japanese culture. Choose your favorite kimono and let the English-speaking staff help you get dressed. Then, explore the city at your own pace in traditional Japanese style! Nagoya Castle and Osu Shopping Street are just two subway stops away, making it easy to visit popular attractions. Perfect for families, couples, and friends of all ages,this is a fun and memorable way to make your time in Nagoya extra special.