Location: Aichi Prefecture
Top Things to do in Aichi Prefecture
Top Hotels in Aichi Prefecture
- 1. Nikko Style Nagoya
- 2. Nagoya Tokyu Hotel
- 3. Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier
- 4. Richmond Hotel Nagoya Nayabashi
- 5. Richmond Hotel Nagoya Shinkansenguchi
- 6. Dormy Inn Premium Nagoya Sakae
- 7. The Royal Park Canvas - Nagoya
- 8. Meitetsu Inn Nagoya Nishiki
- 9. Daiwa Royal Hotel D-CITY Nagoya Nayabashi
- 10. the b nagoya
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Top 10 Cultural Tours in Aichi Prefecture, Chubu
Aichi Prefecture (愛知県, Aichi-ken) is a prefecture of Japan located in the Chūbu region. The region of Aichi is also known as the Tōkai region. The capital is Nagoya. It is the focus of the Chūkyō Metropolitan Area.
Restaurants in Aichi Prefecture
1. Traditional 'Furoshiki' Art Class in Nagoya
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Learn about the traditional Japanese art, Furoshiki – wrapping presents and objects into a piece of cloth. You will also go shopping for a beautiful furoshiki for your future wrapping needs during this class. Furoshiki skill will revolutionize the way you wrap presents for your dear ones: forget the wrapping paper and instead use a beautiful handkerchief, which can make a great present on its own. Furoshiki features many different ways to wrap a present of any shape and size.
Inclusions: Furoshiki lesson, Shopping experience
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions, Furoshiki fabric
Reviewed By triffiea
I had a lovely time chatting about Japanese culture and learning origami. I made a cute little silver metal samurai hat, a washi paper crane, a ninja star (shiriken) and a boat. It was really interesting to hear the back stories to each piece.
2. Private Manga Drawing Class in Nagoya
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
During this experience, you will learn how to use tools such as G-pens and screen tone to draw manga. You'll be practicing, drawing and getting feedback from the manga school manager.
Inclusions: Private instructor, Manga tuition, Use of tools
Exclusions: Transport
Reviewed By triffiea
I had a lovely time chatting about Japanese culture and learning origami. I made a cute little silver metal samurai hat, a washi paper crane, a ninja star (shiriken) and a boat. It was really interesting to hear the back stories to each piece.
3. Origami Class in Nagoya
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Take an origami (Japanese traditional art of folding paper to make figures) during your visit to Nagoya to learn how to make simple and complex figures from Origami paper. Origami is an ancient traditional Japanese art of folding paper to make interesting and beautiful figures. In this two hour class you will learn about the history and culture of this unusual art and learn how to make several different kinds of shapes out of paper.
Inclusions: Origami instructor, All materials
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By Ann A
7 am is not that early. You’re jet lagged and are probably up anyway. I took this 2 hour tour the morning before my afternoon flight home. I met Takako at the central station and we walked to the fish market. This fish market is more accessible than the one in Tokyo because ordinary people shop here, not just wholesale restaurant owners and shopkeepers. I saw fish I’ve never seen before, like blue mussels the size of dinner plates and big fat tiger striped prawns. Did you know there are several different types of nori (seaweed sheets), each with a distinctive taste? Samples are available for you to try. If you’re lucky, a fishmonger will give you a piece of tuna sashimi that’s just hours out of the Pacific Ocean! Takako took me to a local 24-hr sushi place for breakfast, where the chefs have been dishing fish for decades. No tourists here!
4. Guided Half-day Tour(AM) to Noritake Garden & Toyota Commemorative Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover the Roots of Manufacturing City Nagoya Immerse yourself in the history of monozukuri (“Craftsmanship”) culture on this private tour. Visit two sites of the world famous companies; Noritake, a tableware and technology company, and Toyota. Both Noritake and Toyota originated from Central Japan, which is considered to be the most important region for advanced manufacturing. With live demonstrations and dedicated guides, learning more about the foundations of Toyota’s studious, challenging, kaizen (striving for improvement), and creative spirit will be an exciting once in a lifetime experience. All entrance fees included.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Transportation to/from attractions
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By triffiea
I had a lovely time chatting about Japanese culture and learning origami. I made a cute little silver metal samurai hat, a washi paper crane, a ninja star (shiriken) and a boat. It was really interesting to hear the back stories to each piece.
5. Nagoya Endoji Food and Cultural Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
In this tour, you experience many aspects of this district. Historical temples and shrines dating back more than 400 years, nostalgic stores and restaurants from 80 years ago, and modern diverse gathering spots that revitalized this area recently. Located just 10 minutes walk from Nagoya Station, Endoji and Shikemichi Historical District now attracts a lot of locals, both young and old. Wander into the nostalgic but modern district where you can see tall buildings over the roofs of historical houses and temples.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Little snacks that a guide provides during the tour
Exclusions: Your food, drinks, and shopping, Gratuities
Reviewed By triffiea
I had a lovely time chatting about Japanese culture and learning origami. I made a cute little silver metal samurai hat, a washi paper crane, a ninja star (shiriken) and a boat. It was really interesting to hear the back stories to each piece.
6. Nagoya Custom Half Day Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
This private and customizable tour for Tokyo is perfect for guests who would like to have their own itinerary planned based on their interests and preferences, allowing guests to experience the city at their own pace.
Inclusions: 4-hour fully customized tour with reservations and bookings made on your behalf., Transportation within the city only., English-speaking professional tour guide (or other language may be available based on request)., Hotel pickup and drop-off (if the hotel is within city center).
Exclusions: Meals, food and drinks not specified., Fees for optional tours and activities for guests and tour guide., Gratuities (optional).
Reviewed By 926maggieh
While we were sad to have to cancel our July trip to Japan due to the pandemic, we found the process of working with Japan Awaits to be easy and efficient. I can't speak to the full experience since we weren't able to go, but filling out the form and our communication with the company was no problem. And their prompt and courteous response to our request for a refund speaks to their professionalism. We will definitely come back to ask for their help in procuring tickets to the Studio Ghibli Museum when we do finally make it to Japan! Fingers crossed for next summer.
7. Nagoya Special Tour by Private Car
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Special private tour guided by friendly local guide Moka and English speaking driver with luxury car! You can efficiently explore Nagoya must-see spots in 1 day! We will visit .. 1. Nagoya Castle -Explore samurai residence "Hommaru Palace" 2. Sakae Oasis 21 -Beautiful view of TV tower, called Spaceship-aqua 3. Nagoya Local Food -Choose from various kinds of Nagoya restaurants 4. Sakae Shopping Area -Enjoy modern downtown city 5. Osu Kannon Arcade and Temple -Explore old street & visit shrine and temple 6. Toyota Commemorative Museum -History of Toyota company, enjoy various cars . This plan is customizable so please let me know your ideas and favorites !! Pick up & drop off at your hotel. . [Important Notice] * I have my baby to take care of, so I need to check the nursery before confirm your tour.Thank you for understanding. * Nagoya Castle main tower is closed because of the construction, but you can fully enjoy exploring Hommaru Palace samurai residence!
Inclusions: Guide fee, Private Car Transportation, Entrance Fee
Exclusions: Lunch for yours, guide's and driver's.
Reviewed By sourstrawberry
We had an amazing time on our tour with Moka! It was nice to see so many sites in one day without any of the hassle. Moka was super friendly and eager to give us an amazing day! She was very knowledgeable and provided us with a lot of historical facts during our tour of Nagoya castle. Moka speaks great English and helped explain many customs of Japan. As a bonus, it was nice to get familiar with the public transportation system with someone to help :) We highly recommend doing Moka's tours!
8. Moka's Nagoya Tour 【Nagoya Highlight Tour】 Nagoya Castle, Sakae, Osu Kannon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Customized private tour with friendly 100% local guide Moka! You can enjoy the BEST selections of Nagoya spots !! We will visit .. 1. Nagoya Castle -Explore samurai residence "Hommaru Palace" and enjoy history 2. Sakae Oasis 21 -Beautiful view of TV tower, called Spaceship-aqua 3. Nagoya Local Food -Choose from various kinds of Nagoya restaurants 4. Sakae Shopping Area -Enjoy modern downtown city 5. Osu Kannon Arcade and Temple -Explore old street & visit shrine and temple . This plan is customizable so please let me know your ideas and favorites !! Meet at Golden Clock in Nagoya station 9:15 !! (Flexible) We mainly take bus and subway for transportation. . [Important Notice] * Solo traveler is charged extra 4000yen. * I have my baby to take care of, so I need to check the nursery before confirm your tour.Thank you for understanding. * Nagoya Castle main tower is closed because of the construction, but you can fully enjoy exploring Hommaru Palace samurai residence!
Inclusions: Guide fee
Exclusions: Rough estimates below. You need to pay yours and guides., Entrance fee (¥ 500 / each), Transportation fee (¥ 2000 / each), Food fee (¥ 2500 / each)
Reviewed By Mikks2020
From the pick up at our hotel to City Tour and lunch everything was excellent, Moka is very accomodating and knowledgeable on the tourist spots we’ve visited. She even extend her way as we requested to visit the Toyota Museum which was not included in the itinerary. She speaks good english and assist you all her way. Highly recommended!
9. Walking Small-Group Nagoya City Tour
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 7 reviews
During 6.5 hours walking guided day tour, explore the highlights of Nagoya and discover the rich historical legacy of the samurai era. Appreciate visiting the Nagoya Castle, the Osu Kannon Temple, as well as the modern Sakae area. This is a Small-Group limited to a maximum of 8 travelers. Please note: The Main Castle tower in Nagoya castle will be closed to the public from May 7th,2018.The entire Hommaru Palace will be open to the public from Jun 8th.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Subway transportation to/from attractions, All taxes, fees and handling charges
Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities, Drinks
Reviewed By triffiea
I had a lovely time chatting about Japanese culture and learning origami. I made a cute little silver metal samurai hat, a washi paper crane, a ninja star (shiriken) and a boat. It was really interesting to hear the back stories to each piece.
10. Guided Half-day Tour(AM) to Nagoya Castle & Toyota Commemorative Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
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 the beauty of Nagoya Castle with the gorgeous Hommaru Palace; a well-known masterpiece of architecture that was rebuilt completely with the same materials and techniques as the Edo Period’s. Gain a deeper knowledge of Toyota’s Monozukuri history that was started by Sakichi Toyoda as a Spinning and Weaving Company. And learn of it’s spirit of Kaizen (Continuous Improvement) that has been inherited ever since it was first founded. All entrance fees included.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Transportation to/from attractions
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By triffiea
I had a lovely time chatting about Japanese culture and learning origami. I made a cute little silver metal samurai hat, a washi paper crane, a ninja star (shiriken) and a boat. It was really interesting to hear the back stories to each piece.
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