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Nagoya Tour in Inuyama Castle, Ena George, Magome and Tsumagojuku 20% OFF
Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
$51.34
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Overview
Nagoya Tour in Inuyama Castle, Ena Gorge, Magome, and Tsumago offers a unique glimpse into Japan's rich history and breathtaking landscapes. This full-day adventure showcases some of the country's most treasured sites, each steeped in cultural significance.
- 🏯 Inuyama Castle, built in 1537, is one of Japan's oldest castles in original condition and a designated national treasure.
- 🌄 Ena Gorge features stunning natural scenery, including a picturesque lake and the beautiful Sazanami Park, known for its year-round floral displays.
- 📚 Magome-juku, a historic post town, showcases restored wooden buildings and offers insight into the life of literary figure Shimazaki Toson.
- 🌳 The Magome-Tsumago Trail connects Magome and Tsumago, allowing travelers to experience the historic Nakasendo route on foot.
- 🛤️ Tsumago is recognized as one of Japan's best-preserved post towns, where cars are banned during the day to maintain an Edo Period atmosphere.
- 👥 Enjoy the company of a licensed local professional guide fluent in English, Japanese, and Mandarin for a rich cultural experience.
- 🚐 Travel in comfort with an air-conditioned vehicle, ensuring a pleasant journey throughout the tour.
- 🎟️ The tour includes admission to Inuyama Castle and covers parking fees and GST (Goods and Services Tax).
- 🍱 A delicious lunch is included, allowing you to savor local flavors during your adventure.
- 🚉 Public transportation options are conveniently available nearby for easy access to the tour starting point.
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Nagoya Tour in Inuyama Castle, Ena George, Magome and Tsumagojuku
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 10 hours
- Licensed Guide in English, Japanese, Mandarin
- Parking Fees
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Inuyama Castle First Avenue Admission Ticket
- GST (Goods and Services Tax)
- Lunch
Meeting point
GO to Nagoya Station west entrance side and find the E5 exit.
The meeting point nexts to big camera.
*Notice: Because E5 exit has two sides to go out, be care for seeking exit. If you came from Nagoya Station Side please go left hand side exit.
Return details
GO to Nagoya Station west entrance side and find the E5 exit.
The meeting point nexts to big camera.
*Notice: Because E5 exit has two sides to go out, be care for seeking exit. If you came from Nagoya Station Side please go left hand side exit.
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Inuyama CastleInuyama Castle (Inuyamajō) was initially constructed in 1537, and its donjon is one of Japan's oldest extant. It is one of only twelve "original castles" left in Japan, i.e. a castle whose main keep has survived the post-feudal age since 1868 intact. Inuyama Castle is also one of only five castles whose main keeps have been designated as national treasures. The other four are Himeji Castle, Matsumoto Castle, Hikone Castle and Matsue Castle.
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Ena gorge (Ena-kyo), is the lake and surrounding area that was created behind Oi dam when it was built. It has been designated as one of Gifu’s prefectural parks. On the right-hand side of the gorge, there is “Sazanami park” which has beautiful flowers all year round. If you take one of the site-seeing boats on the lake, you can also see the strangely-shaped rocks and cliffs on the other side of the gorge. In the spring there are Cherry blossoms, in the summer, beautiful free green colors, in the autumn, beautiful colored leaves and in the winter, many birds gather there. The area around Ena gorge also has many places to stay, so you can enjoy the location all year round.
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Magome is a former post town in the Kiso Valley, which served travelers of the Nakasendo, a major route that connected Tokyo with Kyoto during the feudal ages. While exploring Magome, visitors will surely come across the name Shimazaki Toson. Born in Magome in 1872, Toson is a highly regarded figure in Japanese literature. In his novel Yoakemae (Before the Dawn), he famously describes life in the area around the years of the Meiji Restoration. Its often quoted first line reads "The whole of the Kisoji lies in the mountains". The town has been beautifully restored with a broad stone walkway lined with wooden buildings and carefully tended foliage. Magome's embellished preservation contrasts with the rugged authenticity of neighboring Tsumago. The two towns are connected by the Magome-Tsumago Trail, a route which was part of the Nakasendo.
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Tsumago was a post town on the Nakasendo route between Kyoto and Edo. It is known today as one of the best preserved post towns in Japan. The town and its residents go to great lengths to recreate the ambience of the Edo Period. Cars are prohibited on the main street in the day and phone lines and power cables are kept concealed, allowing visitors to imagine they have slipped back to an earlier time. Tsumago also recreates the post town atmosphere by maintaining its Honjin and Wakihonjin. In post towns, the Honjin was the principal inn and served government officials who were traveling through. When more lodging was required, the Wakihonjin served to accommodate the travelers of slightly lower status. Tsumago also maintains the office where laborers and horses were rented to aid in travel.
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Nagoya Tour in Inuyama Castle, Ena George, Magome and Tsumagojuku 20% OFF
Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
$51.34
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
03
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!