"There's nothing to do in Nagoya. It's just a stop-over destination". We know you've heard it before and we're here to show you first-hand that this is absolutely false. Nagoya's nightlife offers one of the highest energy, youthfu... More

Embark on a captivating journey to two of Nagoya’s most iconic destinations for stunning natural landscapes and breathtaking seasonal views. Start your day with an easy yet scenic hike through Yoro Park, renowned for its 3,000 c... More

In this tour, you will visit TripAdvisor’s TOP 2 popular sites in Nagoya; the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, and SCMAGLEV and Railway Park. This tour focuses on the technology, passion, and effort of Jap... More

Nice experience to make mini sized scissor in Seki City which is known as a town of Japanese sword and blacksmithing since the Kamakura period. You can assemble mini sized scissor that is sharp but safe and convenient to carry an... More

Experience the allure of surfing in Tahara City, Nagoya. Learn from professional instructors while riding thrilling waves in a stunning beach setting. Dive into Japanese surf culture and enjoy the safe and unforgettable adventur... More

Fan-Making after exploring Nagoya's historic Landmarks, and Local Cuisine! Experience the best of Nagoya with a tour that combines hands-on fan-making, iconic landmarks, and local culinary delights! Start by exploring the histori... More

Recommended attractions: Gujo Hachiman Castle/Takayama Jinya/Shirakawa-go Gassho Village Go to Gujo Hachiman Castle to visit the exhibitions and historical introductions in the city, stroll along the city trails, and enjoy the nat... More

Embark on a captivating tour from Nagoya to explore the oldest castle in Japan, a National Treasure teahouse, a “city of swords,” and the charms of Central Japan. Learn about the craftsmanship involved in creating a samurai sw... More

Embark on a journey through the historic Nakasendo Trail, starting from Nagoya. Discover the charm of traditional post towns, immerse yourself in Japanese culture, and enjoy a seamless experience with included transportation. Hig... More

Located not far from Nagoya, Ise is blessed with abundant natural beauty, from towering cypress groves to indented coastlines and mountains painted in colorful foliage. The region is also home to Japan’s most sacred shrine, Ise-... More

Discover the pride of Nagoya, the legacy of Samurai times, and the tradition of Monozukuri (“Craftsmanship”) at two sites; Nagoya Castle and Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology. With a dedicated guide, enjoy... More

Discover the legacy of Samurai times at two sites; Nagoya Castle and Tokugawa Garden with it’s Samurai art museum. With a dedicated guide, enjoy the beauty of the castle with the gorgeous Hommaru Palace; a well-known masterpiece... More

Discover Nagoya’s vibrant nightlife with a guided tour of the city’s best izakaya-style bars and restaurants—hidden gems that only locals know! Navigating the bar scene in Japan can be tricky, but with our friendly local gu... More

Take a trip to the outskirts of Nagoya and see Inuyama Castle, one of Japan's five castles with National Treasure structures, along with a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter. Customers on this tour will use ... More

-Explore Ancient Techniques at Nagoya Castle and Modern Technology at SCMAGLEV. This tour focuses on technique and technology from ancient to modern. At the Honmaru Palace in Nagoya Castle, you’ll be amazed by how present engin... More

Experience the magic of LEGOLAND Japan in Nagoya, where endless adventure and creativity await! From thrilling roller coasters to interactive attractions like driving LEGO cars and training as a ninja, this park is designed for fa... More

You will have the opportunity to taste the unique umami of each type of dashi. Please savor a taste of kombu dashi (prepared three days in advance). Next, experience the umami of the finest dashi by shaving bonito flakes. We take ... More

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 Sa... More

Let's walk on the traditional town and experience Tie-Dye activity in Arimatsu. The town is on the TOKAI-DO which is main street from TOKYO to KYOTO. However Arimatsu keeps many traditional houses. And it's only 1km town, so don't... More

Explore Takayama, a city nestled in the mountainous Hida region, known for its beautifully preserved old town with Edo-period architecture, charming streets, and traditional merchant houses. Stroll through the historic district, v... More