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Nagoya is Japan's fourth-largest incorporated city and the third-most-populous urban area.

Suggested activities in Nagoya, Japan:

Tour # 1: Shirakawago Ogimachi Village Half Day Tour from Takayama

Take a stroll through the village of Ogimachi and learn the history behind this wonderful UNESCO world heritage site. This is the largest village and main attraction of the Shirakawa-go region. Explore its storied streets, and admire their traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses, some of which have been there for as long as 250 years. The name of these distinctive farmhouses translates to "constructed like hands in prayer," because of its resemblance to a Buddhist monk's hands pressed together. They're built to withstand heavy snowfall, and they become especially beautiful once their thatched roofs become coated with fresh snow. Today, these farmhouses serve as inns, museums, minshukus (or Japanese-style bed and breakfasts) and guesthouses. People flock here each year to bask in the village's fantasy-like atmosphere and rustic sensibilities. You can experience the same by simply booking and taking the inclusive round trip bus transfer from Takayama to this magical and historical site.

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Tour # 2: Takaoka Sightseeing Bus Pass

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Takaoka is the second largest city in Toyama Prefecture and is an old castle town that lost its castle during the Edo Period. Today, the city is a popular stop for tourists due to the number of attractions, as well as its copper and iron-ware industry. What better way to discover its must-sees than with a sightseeing adventure aboard modern, comfortable bus? With a bus ticket, you get to enjoy the convenience of transportation as you explore the old castle town. Visit must-see sights like the Takaoka Office Park, Suganuma, and Johana, and take in the panoramic views while you're inside the bus. This bus adventure is for you if you want to explore the best of Takaoka!

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Tour 3. Takayama and Shirakawa-go Day Trip from Nagoya

Are you in the magnificent city of Nagoya and you want to see what lies beyond it? Book through Klook and go on a day trip to see the city of Takayama and the village of Shirakawa-go. The former is found in the Hida region in the Gifu Prefecture. Takayama may be considered a city, but it’s not the kind that people are accustomed to. The houses and the buildings are all traditional, especially in its Old Town. You can go for a walk around the area and admire the architecture and its historical landmarks, like the Higashiyama Walk and the Takayama Jinya. You’ll be given some free time to have lunch in the city, so make sure to bring some cash and try out dishes made using top grade Hida Beef. Shirakawa-go on the other hand is known for the numerous gassho zukuri houses that are lined up all around it. These houses are over a hundred years old and their design is said to look like the clasped hands of monks in prayer. After visiting these quaint and picturesque places, you’ll be taken to the Toki Premium Outlets for some leisure time. There, you can go shopping for souvenirs to commemorate your trip. If you’re looking to see the rural wonders of Japan, then going on this trip is a must.

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Tour 4: Nagoya City Walking Tour with 1-Day Subway Pass

The best way to get to know Nagoya intimately is to walk around it! Go on a walking tour accompanied by an English-speaking tour guide, who will regale you with stories and commentary on Nagoya’s history and its attractions as you walk. You will begin by meeting up with the tour guide in front of the Nagoya Station Tourist Information Center. There, you will be given a 1-Day subway pass that’ll allow you to ride trains all throughout the tour. You’ll take the train and arrive at Shiyakusho Station. From there, you’ll visit the magnificent and massive Nagoya Castle, a structure that serves as a stark reminder of the city’s military might before it was bombed. Most of the castle has been restored, and a good chunk of it is still undergoing restoration, such as its main keep. After roaming the castle and its grounds, you will take the train at Shiyakusho Station up to Sakae Station. The tour guide will take you to Oasis 21, a multi-level park where you can shop and have lunch. Once you’re done with your free time at the park, the tour will resume and you’ll take the train again up to Kamimaezu Station. From there, you’ll be brought to the Osu Shopping Center. If you’re looking for some souvenirs to remind you of your trip, you’ll definitely find something there. You’ll also get to visit the consecrated spaces of the Osu Kannon Temple and Kasuga Shrine. If you want to pray in these places, you can do so. The tour ends at Osu, and from there, you can go roam around Nagoya on your own.

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Tour # 5: Inuyama Castle and Town Half Day Tour from Nagoya

Experience Japanese culture and history by going on this full day tour to Inuyama Castle, one of the four national treasure castles in the country, and other iconic locations within the area such as Urakuen Garden, Jo-an tea house, and the Sanko Inari Shrine. The tour begins when you meet your English-speaking guide at Nagoya Station. Your train tickets are already included in the package so just hop on and travel straight to Inuyama. The first stop will be the Inuyama Castle itself, which has many breathtaking relics and structures around and about. Then, visit the magnificent Sanko Inari Shrine, a row of red torii gates that are the subject and backdrop of numerous tourist photos. Afterward, stroll through the Urakuen Garden, which is home to the Jo-an teahouse, where you can experience drinking some fine green tea at one of the most renowned teahouses in Japan. Finally, you have more than enough free time for lunch at your own expenses and to roam around the Inuyama Castle grounds. It's definitely an experience for history buffs, since this tour includes an informative guide who'll school you on the place and Japanese history.

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Tour 6. Kanazawa Sightseeing Half Day Tour

If it’s your first time traveling to Kanazawa, then this half day tour is perfect for you. This takes you to the key attractions in the city with an English/Japanese-speaking tour guide aboard a comfortable bus. The first stop is the Nomura Residence, where you can stroll through the cobblestone streets of Nagamachi Samurai District. Located at the foot of the Kanazawa Castle, this was where samurais and their families once lived. Then, admire Kenrokuen Garden, one of the most beautiful landscapes in all of Japan. See a variety of flowering trees which give the location a different look each season. Head to Higashi Chaya-gai and learn about chayas, which are exclusive tea houses where geishas perform. Finally, treat yourself with a gold leaf souvenir at Hakuza Honten. Book this tour now for a memorable trip in Kanazawa!

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