11. Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament Experience with A-Seat Ticket
· 3.5 hoursSumo, Japan's traditional national sport, right in front of your eyes. Experience the excitement of Japan's national sport with your July Sumo Tour at IG Arena! The tour begins as you meet your English-speaking guide at the iconic sumo arena. You'll receive an introduction to sumo, its centuries-old traditions. Next, explore the inside of the facility with your guide, who will point out key areas and share cultural insights. You’ll also have time to browse the official sumo souvenir shops, where you can purchase unique memorabilia such as sumo-themed goods, snacks, and exclusive merchandise. And finally, the highlight is watching a live sumo match! Feel the intensity and tradition as you sit in your reserved A class seat, surrounded by local fans and the powerful atmosphere of real competition.
22. Guided Tour of Nagoya by Car
5.0· 37 reviewsJoin us for a comfortable private car tour for all ages of Nagoya and its nearby surroundings, guided by a fun and experienced local expert. Relax and enjoy the views and engaging conversation as we travel from one location to the next. This itinerary is a template and can be customized to suit your preferences. Tokugawa garden and Osu Kannon old shopping street can be substituted for the Toyota museum (1200 yen pp)or a bamboo forest, where you can walk and actually touch the trees! It's perfect for the warmer (eg melting hot) and cold (frozen into a popsicle) times. This tour is especially recommended for Cruise ship passengers, as you get picked up at the boat terminal and returned there in time. There is no better way to see Nagoya than by car.
33. Nagoya Castle and Local Flavor Samurai Tales and Street Food Walk
5.0· 15 reviews· 2.5 hoursStep back in time and stroll through Nagoya’s samurai legacy on this walking tour from Nagoya Castle to Kincshachi Yokocho. Begin your journey at the majestic Nagoya Castle, home to golden shachihoko and reconstructed palace halls that reveal the power of the Tokugawa clan. Explore impressive stone walls, lush gardens, and historic watchtowers as you trace the footsteps of feudal lords. At the end of this tour, you will get to know about local foods at Kinshachi Yokocho. ・Discover Nagoya Castle with an expert guide ・Learn about samurai culture and Edo-era construction ・Get to know about local specialities at Kinshachi Yokocho ・Perfect intro to Nagoya for first-time visitors
44. Shirakawago and Hida Takayama Guided Tours by Private Car
5.0· 5 reviews· 10 hoursSkip the buses. We come to you. Your Nagoya hotel is the starting point. No trains, no transfers, no stress — just you, your private vehicle, and an English-speaking guide ready to show you two of Japan's most extraordinary destinations in a single day. What makes this tour different : ・ Door-to-door pickup & drop-off from your Nagoya hotel 100% private — just your group, no strangers ️・ English-speaking driver-guide throughout · Flexible pace — we adjust to what YOU want to see ・ Leave your luggage in the car and explore hands-free Shirakawa-go — a UNESCO World Heritage village frozen in time, famous for its dramatic thatched-roof farmhouses (gassho-zukuri). Every season brings a different kind of magic — cherry blossoms in spring, lush green in summer, fiery foliage in autumn, and a snow-covered wonderland in winter. Takayama — Edo-period merchant streets, craft sake breweries, Hida beef, and a morning market where locals have gathered for centuries.
55. Toyota Automobile Museum & Historic Cars in Motion
5.0· 2 reviews· 2 hoursDiscover the evolution of the automobile at the Toyota Automobile Museum, where over a century of automotive innovation comes to life. This guided tour immerses you in the rich history of vehicles, from horse-drawn carriages to the modern era, showcasing an impressive collection of authentic cars that narrate the global story of transportation. Explore how Japanese manufacturers, including Toyota, transformed the automotive landscape while gaining insights into social changes influenced by automobiles. With an expert guide, delve into the craftsmanship and design philosophies that shaped the industry, making this tour a must for technology and history enthusiasts alike. - Explore over 100 years of automotive history with authentic vehicles - Understand the evolution of design and manufacturing of the automobile - Experience the cultural impact of cars on lifestyle and national identity - Enjoy expert guidance that makes complex topics accessible to all
66. Nagoya Private Toyota Commemorative Museum Tour
5.0· 2 reviewsExplore the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology in Nagoya and learn about Toyota’s evolution from a textile company to a global automotive leader. Begin at the Textile Machinery Pavilion, where you can discover Toyota’s origins and see the G-type automatic loom, invented by Sakichi Toyoda. Then, head to the Automotive Pavilion to explore Toyota’s automotive history, including the Toyoda Model AA and other key milestones. Watch live demonstrations of manufacturing processes like pressing, welding, and assembly, and participate in hands-on activities. The museum also showcases Toyota’s environmental initiatives, such as hybrid and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Housed in a historic red-brick factory, the museum offers a rich and atmospheric experience. Don’t forget to pick up unique souvenirs related to Toyota’s history and innovations.
77. Nagoya Highlight Tour guided by a friendly local
5.0· 94 reviews· 6 hoursDiscover Nagoya through the eyes of a true local. This private tour is all about you—your interests, your pace, and your comfort. With a 100% Nagoya-local, English-speaking guide, you’ll explore the city’s top highlights, hidden gems, and stories that bring it to life. Why Choose This Tour: ・Immersive experience with a friendly local guide · Fully customizable – share your interests (history, food, culture, etc.) · Kids and seniors welcome – flexible and relaxed pace ・Meet at your hotel lobby or Nagoya Station at 9:45 AM (flexible) ・Travel like locals by public transportation – efficient and stress-free Note: Nagoya Castle's main tower is closed for construction, but you can still explore the beautiful samurai residence. Transportation: You may choose to travel by subway or taxi, depending on your preference. *By booking this tour, you agree to our Terms and Conditions available on our official website. We kindly ask you to review them in advance."
88. Nagoya Samurai & Toyota Tour guided by a friendly local
4.8· 28 reviews· 6 hoursExperience the best of Nagoya with a 100% local, English-speaking guide. This private tour takes you to must-visit spots like Nagoya Castle and the Toyota Commemorative Museum, blending samurai history with modern innovation. Enjoy a personalized experience at your own pace, with a flexible itinerary tailored to your interests—whether it’s history, cars, or culture. Tour Highlights: ・Friendly local guide with insider knowledge ・Customizable plan to match your interests ・Kid and senior-friendly, relaxed pace ・Travel by public transportation (taxi option available) Important Notes: ・Nagoya Castle main tower is closed, but the samurai residence and grounds are open ・Toyota Museum is closed on Mondays ※By booking this tour, you agree to our Terms and Conditions available on our official website (Nagoya Tours). We kindly ask you to review them in advance.
99. Best Street Food Walking Tour in Nagoya
4.8· 32 reviews· 2 hoursAnyone can walk through Osu, but experiencing it with a knowledgeable local guide reveals a side of the district that most visitors miss. You’ll be taken to some of the area’s best food spots, along with hidden shrines and temples tucked away from the main streets. As you explore, you’ll discover the stories, history, and local culture that make Osu and Nagoya as a whole so special.
1010. Ghibli Park 1-Day Bus Tour from Nagoya
4.7· 285 reviews· 8.5 hoursGhibli Park is a public facility that welcomes visitors into the world of Studio Ghibli. The tour includes a Ghibli Park O-Sanpo Day Pass Standard. Enjoy the park's 3 popular areas of Ghibli's Grand Warehouse, Valley of Witches, and Mononoke Village to your heart's content. While immersed in the world of Studio Ghibli taking commemorative photos, buying souvenirs, and eating your fill, you'll find the day has gone by before you know it. After visiting Ghibli Park, you'll explore one of Aichi Prefecture's museums, which varies depending on the day of the week. **Until May 2026** The Aichi Museum of Flight [Mondays, Fridays - Sundays] Toyota Automobile Museum [Wednesdays] Seto-Gura Museum [Tuesdays, Thursdays] **From June 2026** The Aichi Museum of Flight [Closed] Toyota Automobile Museum [Wednesdays and Fridays - Sundays] Seto-Gura Museum [Tuesdays, Thursdays] © Studio Ghibli
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