Japan · NAGOYA TOURS
The 11 nagoya tours below are the ones that survive a close look at the price, the timing and what you actually get to see. Start at the top and work down.
Review of the $61 Nagoya day tour to Gujo, Takayama, and Shirakawa-go, with practical advice on timing, value, guides, food, and winter visits.
“The trip was very beautiful, the trip leader was cooperative and spoke English, and his explanation was clear and beautiful”
Review of the Ghibli Park bus tour from Nagoya, with tickets, bento lunch, transport, park limits, museum stops, pricing, and booking tips.
“Akiko the tour guide was the best. Food was great and the knowledge shared was really good. Thank you for the great time!”
Review of the Nagoya day tour to Takayama and Shirakawa-go, with gassho houses, Old Town streets, optional regional lunch, and practical tips.
“We booked our trip at the last minute. But Everything moved on time. The guide, Leo, was so informative and helpful. We would have liked a bit more time in Takayama”
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Hike Japan’s historic Nakasendo Trail from Tsumago to Magome with an English-speaking guide, rural scenery, transport, and local culture.
“Had an excellent trip with Emily and Nakanishi-san. It was a really fun trip and Emily was helpful and knowledgeable about the path and its history.”
See Nagoya Castle, Sakae, Oasis 21, and Osu with a private local guide on this flexible six-hour city tour.
“Booked this solo daytour with Nagoya Tours and i've had such a wonderful and memorable experience. Kudos to Kumi and Moka for sharing knowledge, history and facts about the places we've visited around the city. From photo and video shoots up to that ramen and kimono experience, they happily gave so much efforts in making sure that i get a fun and heart-fulfilling day. I would definitely recommend Nagoya Tours to friends visiting the city in the future.”
Make seasonal nerikiri, grind Uji matcha, and join a 95-minute tea experience near Nagoya Station for just $18.
“It was super! I loved learning how to make these traditional sweets and the chef really made sure I felt included, which was really nice. She was super knowledgeable and showed us how to make beautiful sweets :) I will be trying to recreate them at home! The matcha ceremony was also nice and she explained in-depth the process, which I loved. 10/10!”
Explore Magome and Tsumago’s Edo-era streets, Eihoji Temple, and Ena Gorge on a practical 9-hour bus tour from Nagoya.
“We visited the old preserved towns of Edo era. Both the towns are very nice but I found Tsumogo-juku more charming. There was enough time to explore both the to. No rush. The guide was very helpful and clear in communication.”
Explore Nagoya with a licensed private guide, choosing 3 to 4 sights, local food, history, and easy public transport help.
“Our tourguide Kiyoshi is a perfect guide, from the time he picked us up on time in the hotel, we have felt so comfortable with him. Kiyoshi, I thank you on behalf of my entire family for accompanying us on all our trips. You are absolutely indispensable because of your knowledge of the nearby places to visit. Your presence makes the already beautiful places many times more interesting. I would no doubt to highly recommend Kiyoshi to anybody that are looking for tourguide not only in Nagoya but in Japan, as he is a tourguide that has hold National License…”
Explore Ise’s sacred shrines, Okage Yokocho, and Meotoiwa Rocks on a small-group day trip from Nagoya with guide and transport.
“Nice and private limited number of people tour. Both guide and driver were prompt and kind. Was able to see what Japan is like outside of the big city life yet still see national treasures. The historical information shared about the sites waRead more”
See Nagoya’s grand sumo tournament with an expert guide, wrestler profiles, cheering towel, earphones, and an optional castle walk.
“Our tour and the sumo event were the highlight of the trip for me. Our guide Yummi was extremely knowledgeable and friendly.”
Explore Nagoya your way with a licensed English-speaking guide, choosing two or three landmarks from castles, shrines, museums, gardens, and more.
“Our tour guide Todd Miura took us to see the Atsuta Shrine and the Toyota Museum. We thoroughly enjoyed both sights with Todd giving us good information at both places. He looked after us very well, with the tour flowing very smoothly. ToRead more”
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