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Visit this ancient shrine to admire its beautiful architecture, discover ancient relics and enjoy a blissful escape in the surrounding park.

See weaponry, clothing and furniture in the treasure hall or roam the gardens to discover defense towers and cherry blossoms at Nagoya’s famous castle.

Learn about Toyota's manufacturing history at this intriguing museum, which features textile looms, automobile displays and engrossing interactive exhibits. 

Enjoy the rides and games at LEGOLAND Japan and see why people love this theme park in Nagoya. While you're in the area, find time to visit its shops.

Take the family to visit the sea creatures at Port of Nagoya Aquarium and find out why this is a popular attraction in Nagoya. While you're in the area, find time to visit its shops.

Learn more about the local history when you visit Inuyama Castle, a well-known historical site in Inuyama. Discover the area's hot springs and theme park.

Gujo Hachiman and Takayama are hard to reach by train: enjoy the landscapes of Central Japan's Alps by riding our high-speed bus from Nagoya and get to your desired location in a easy, comfortable way!

On this tour our bus will take you from Nagoya to the historical town of Takayama and the UNESCO world heritage village of Shirakawa-go, the two most important sites of central Japan.

Scope out shops, temples, and museums in bustling Nagoya, explore seaside sights in Toyama, and admire charming grass-roofed houses in the village of Shirakawa-go. Dive into the heart of Japan with this 3-day bus pass with convenient transfers from Chubu Centrair and Komatsu airports.

Enjoy your vacation in Japan while staying connected to the internet. Japan has relatively poor Wi-Fi infrastructure, especially outside of the big cities, so the best way to stay connected is through a prepaid, easy-to-set up SIM card that lets you travel the country with ease of mind.

Make sushi for your lunch with expert guidance from a professional chef. Learn to prepare several types of sushi—including both nigiri and maki—in addition to tips for preparing the sushi toppings and learning to cook authentic miso soup.

Welcome to Nagoya! While others may have skipped over Nagoya for the bright green tourist pastures of Tokyo or Kyoto, by choice or circumstance, you, brave soul, have found yourself with time to frolic in Nagoya.