The Edo Period, which started 400 years ago, brought stability and prosperity to Japan. That’s why Japanese culture flourished during this period and craftsmanship blossomed around Nagoya, one of the economic centers of the country.
During this tour, you will explore the culture and craftsmanship during the height of the Samurai warrior rule by exploring the city of water, Gujo Hachiman, and its traditional summer dances.
35,000 yen per person (2-6 people)
Private Tour
Nagoya Station Gold Clock (Google Maps)
Nagoya Station Gold Clock (Google Maps)
09:00 (9 hours)
English, Spanish, German, Japanese
Our team of guides has expanded from our co-founders, Lena and Elly, to include passionate Japanese and international guides living in and around Nagoya. Each of our guides loves sharing the unique aspects of Nagoya and its surroundings with travelers from all over the world.
They can’t wait to meet you!
The whole day in Gujo Hachiman where really awesome and made a lot of fun. I could try cold Soba in an really nice Soba Shop and it where really tasty we also visited the castle on top of one of the mountains. It where it bit hard to get up there but it where really worth the effort.
I liked that my guide where really kind and also made a lot of Pictures for me so that i dont have to care about that and can enjoying the moment.
She also asked me what i wanted to see, so that she can adjust the tour so, that it suite what i want to see and experience.
As i wrote above the day where awesome!
