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5 out of 5 average rating, 84 reviewsDiscover the Authentic Taste of Nagoya
Skip lines and join me to cook this local soul food, Miso Katsu! Learn the secrets of umami. Alternatives: Chicken/Fish/Tofu. Vegan/GF friendly. Flexible start Solo male bookings may be declined
5 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviewsBeginner Sake Tasting & 2 Gifts – Nagoya Local
★Special Opening Price: All-inclusive! Discover sake & local culture in central Nagoya with a local guide. Practical tips for enjoying sake on your Japan trip, plus 2 Japanese souvenirs. Small group.
5 out of 5 average rating, 22 reviewsMake nerikiri with a Japanese confectioner
Shape dough into seasonal designs, then prepare and drink matcha to pair with it.
5 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviewsExplore Historic Takayama & UNESCO Shirakawa-go
Step back in time. Explore the Edo-era streets of "Little Kyoto" Hida Takayama, then witness the iconic thatched-roof gassho villages of UNESCO Shirakawa-go—a perfect day of culture and scenery.
5 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviewsJoin a picnic with local families at Nagoya Castle
Join local families for a fun and relaxing picnic. Through games like tag and traditional Japanese play, kids quickly make friends across cultures!
5 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviewsFrom Nagoya: Hiking the Historic Nakasendo Trail
Step into the past and experience life in rural Japan as you hike the Nakasendo trail from Tsumago-juku to Magome-juku, learning about Japan's Edo Period along the way from your experienced guide.
5 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviewsJdm History & Photo Session in Nagoya
Experience Nagoya's real car culture through the hugely popular JZX100 Chaser Tourer V.Enjoy a night cruise in the center of Nagoya and Sakae, and take photos with the iconic scenery of the harbor area as a backdrop, while learning about 90s JDM and the manners and culture that have been cherished on the streets.Conversations can also be held in English.We offer a special time to experience Japanese car culture as a car enthusiast, not just a simple transfer.
5 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviewsSketch Stroll with Fudepen 筆ペンでスケッチ散歩
Why not sketch a Japanese landscape using a brush pen, which has been used in various settings in Japan for a long time? Even if you're not confident about drawing, it's okay! For some reason, drawings made with a brush pen turn out beautifully. Make travel memories that photos can't capture. We will provide you with an entrance ticket to Nagoya Castle, a brush pen, and a sketchbook. ※ We recommend shoes that are comfortable for walking. On hot days, please bring drinks, a hat, and sunglasses. ※ The host's English conversation skills are at a beginner level.
5 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviewsReal Japanese Home Visit: Cook, Kimono & Tea
Experience daily life in a real Japanese home in the countryside. Shop for ingredients, cook homemade dishes together, wear a yukata, and enjoy tea in a traditional room with a warm family atmosphere.
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviewsEnjoy a private musical and explore sites
Experience a private solo musical at PICO2, then explore related historical sites with me.
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New place to stayFrom Nagoya: Hida Takayama and Shirakawa-go
Enjoy a guided tour through Hida Takayama’s charming Sanmachi (old town) district, and tour UNESCO World Heritage site Shirakawa-go, famous for its iconic thatched-roof farm houses.
New place to stayExplore Japanese Buddhism with a Buddhist Nun
Visit Osu Kannon Temple and learn how Japanese people pray. Discover traditional butsudan culture and experience meditation. A Shingon Buddhist nun will guide you through Japanese Buddhism.
New place to stayFind treasures in the old-fashioned antique market, from Japanese antiques to retro Showa-era miscellaneous goods.Sign language and English supported
Pick-up from the station included. Minimum number of participants is one person. I will accompany you on a tour of a hidden, old-fashioned antique market where 100 antique dealers are gathered. I will also help you negotiate prices and interact with the shop owners. After enjoying the shopping, buy lunch on-site, show your purchases to other participants, and have a picnic while chatting. The experience is conducted in English. Sign language support is available.
1 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviewsWatch sumo in Nagoya with premium seats
Experience Japan’s national sport, sumo wrestling up close in Nagoya with a guide and your ticket included—no hassle, just thrills.
New place to stayCozy Japanese Fluffy Bread & Calligraphy
Famous for its soft, fluffy texture Japanese "Shokupan" different from Western breads. After learning key dough-making techniques, you'll shape and bake pre-made dough into your own everyday loaf.
New place to stayNagoya Sumo Tournament Tour July 2026: Chair S
Watch the Japanese national sport, sumo wrestling in Nagoya with a guide! Tickets often sell out quickly but with our tour, you don't have to worry about it, as ticket (chair S seat) is included!
New place to stayEnjoy Nagoya's candy culture and historic shopping street with locals
Enjoy monja-yaki and okonomiyaki at an teppanyaki restaurant, and enjoy shopping for retro sweets that are also recommended as souvenirs at a retro candy wholesaler. Finally, we will show you around the historic shopping street!
New place to stayCormorant fishing, Ukai, traditional ceremony
Behold the ancestral art of cormorant fishing—this fascinating historic ceremony will unfold before your very eyes. Observe the Master Cormorant Fishers, a centuries-old craft jealously preserved by Japan
New place to stayNagoya: Gluten-Free Komepan and Japanese Fermented Dishes / Natural Yeast and Vegan-Friendly Cooking Class
This is a culinary experience where you can enjoy “rice” and “fermentation,” which are emblematic of Japanese food culture. We will make five types of rice flour bread, characterized by a chewy texture, using rice flour and natural yeast. In addition, I will also introduce dishes and desserts made using kōji, a traditional Japanese fermented food. The menu is vegetarian, with no meat or fish, so it is also suitable for health-conscious guests and vegans. You can enjoy a relaxing experience of Japanese food culture in a small group.
5 out of 5 average rating, 2 reviewsDamascus Knife Making Experience in Sword Town
Create your own knife in Seki City, Japan’s “Town of Japanese Sword.” At G.SAKAI, polish, shape, sharpen, and write your name on the blade—making a truly unique, personal souvenir. It's a good memory.