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Aichi

Our local guides are ready to help you plan, customize and realize your ideal tour in Aichi. All GoWithGuide guides are real locals who know the area on a deep and personal level, and they can’t wait to share their knowledge with you.

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Local Tour Guides in Aichi

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Aichi Virtual Tours & Experiences

Whether it’s your first time to Aichi or you are back to discover more, a good tour guide can make all the difference. Enjoy the best of what Aichi has to offer, without all the fuss of planning everything by yourself!

You can pick your favorite itinerary from the Aichi tours offered by our local guides, but feel free to ask for customizations based on your preferences. We want to help travelers get the most out of their trips, and we believe a good tour with a local guide is the best way to ensure that.

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Aichi Private Tour Guide

Travel like a real local. With our lineup of varied tours we want to help you customize and realize your ideal tour in Aichi. Our guides can arrange for you to visit areas specific to your interests, so there will be no filler in the itinerary!

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Private Tours in Aichi

Are you in need of transportation on your trip to Aichi? On this page you can find pick-up, airport transfers and chauffeur (Private car charter with professional drivers).

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Aichi Private Cars, Van & Transfers

Nobunaga's era stone wall 

Nobunaga & Kicho(Nobunaga's wife) statue

Entertain by Kiosu castle's local guide 

You can try samurai out fit

Shopping Samurai goods in visitor center

Nobunaga's Castle story half day tour #1 Kiyosu Castle

Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route has seven stations Between Tateyama in Toyama Prefecture and Ogisawa in Nagano Prefecture.  We can move about 37km-roure using three vehicles such as cable cars, trolley buses, and a ropeway.   Tateyama is one of the few mountains that glacier remains, so you can enjoy a panoramic view of snow-covered Tateyama mountain range.

Let me show you the tour from Tateyama Station. First we use a cable car to Bijodaira Station. You can see Japanese ceder with a height of 28 meters. Then we move to Murodo Station using a bus.  Murodo plateau is about 2,450 meters above sea level, the highest station in this route.  It is a lave plateau created by eruption.  We can enjoy walking through 400-meter "Yuki-no-Otani", or "Great Valley of Snow" from April to mid-June.  And we use a ropeway to go to Kurobedaira Station.  From ropeway you can enjoy a magnificent snowy landscape of Tateyama mountain range.  Lastly we go to Kurobeko Station. Kurobe Dam is 186 meters high, of course the highest dam in Japan,  You can watch water with an amount of 10 to 15 tons discharging every second from July to October.
The operating period of "Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route" is from mid-April to mid-November.

I propose this tour on the asumption that the start point is JR Toyama station and we move to Tateyama and we make a round trip between Tateyama and Kurobeko and return to JR Toyama Station. 
For your information,  it is OK that you go through the Alpine route from Tateyama to Ogisawa one way, or you go through the route from Ogisawa to Tateyama one way．In these cases please send me questions. Thank you.

Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

 You can see the oldest fivefold, six-storied among existing donjons in ]apan. Inside the black castle, You see a multitude of ancient artifacts including various weapons and elaborate armors. 

The former Kaichi School is one of the oldest elemetary schoools in japan. It is a mix of Japanese and Western styles of architecture, and remains a designated symbol of the Meiji Era civilization.

Nawate-dori Shopping avenue is also called a frog street.  The street represents the image of about 400 yeard ago. The avenue is lined with nearly 50 toy, antique, mom-and-pop candy stores.

You enjoy watching old moving clocks in the Matsumoto Timepiece Museum. 

In Matsumoto City Museum of Art, you can enjoy watching the works of Yayoi Kusama both outside and inside the museum. In particular the "Red Pumpkin" in Naoshima is very popular as her work.  

Matsumoto Golden Tour

I would like to take you to Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Sky Tree, Imperial Palace and Ginza.

Sensoji temple is Tokyo's oldest and largest one with a history dating back to 628.  Kaminarimon, or "Thunder Gate," the outer gate of the temple is very famous as a landmark of Asakusa for its huge red lantern.  It's colorful Nakamise, shopping arcade associated with Edo Period, is a pededtrian lane leading to the temple and lined with traditional shops and souvenir stands. It's the best place to buy your gifts and souvenirs as well.  It is a very picturesque and traditional spot with a lot of Japanese atmosphere that should not be missed during a visit to Tokyo. 

Tokyo Sky Tree was open on May 22, 2012 as the world's tallest self-supporting communication tower with a height of 634 meters.　This new landmark tower is used mainly for terrestrial digital broascasting through the complete transition from analog to digital TV in Japan.  The newly constructed tower also boasts two public observatories at 350 and 450 meters that command a panoramic view of traditional downtown Tokyo.  The tower makes the area a thriving hub of international tourism along with Sensoji Temple.

The Imperial Palace is formerly known as the Edo Castle, the stronghold of Tokugawa Shogunate.  This Palace has been the residence of Japan's Emperor since the Meiji Restoration in 1868.  The palace with a compound of a litlle over 1 million square meters consists of the main Palace, the residence of Emperor and Empress, and Higashi-Gyoen or the East Garden.　Everyone can go to outer Garden where you can see the elegant Nijyuubashi with its double arched stone bridge across the moat.

 Ginza or literally "Silver mint", has high end stores and boutiques.  After a big fire in 1872, Ginza has become one of the leading shopping streets thanks to modernization efforts.  There are lineups from high-class brand stores such as Chanel and Gucci to fast fashion stores such as Uniqlo and Forever 21, as well as accessory shops.  When you visit Kabukiza tower, you can have an experience the world of Kabuki even on days without performance.

Let's enjoy the tour of Tokyo.

Thank you.






Tokyo Golden Tour

1. In Tojinbo, you can take a breath-taking view of the columnal joints stretching almost 1 km from a sightseeing boat. Geologically rare phenomenon definitely amazes you.
2. Eiheiji Temple was built as a train hall of ascetic practice through Zen meditation.  Its halls have been filled with the sincere atmosphere of Zen practitioners.  We walk on the corridor with roof and have enough time to look at the buildings.
3. You watch a large rock standing near the pond seperates 3 parts at Natadera.  They are called Amida Triad.  Furthermore rising rare rocks with caves reminds you of avalokitesvara, or Seikanzeon Bodhisattva.
4. In Hokuriku district  one of the most popular local foods is  "Soba", or Japanese brown noodles made from buckwheat flour, wheat flour, egg, and yam starch.  You can have delicious soba noodles at Echizen Soba-no-sato.

Hokuriku Golden Tour

You can enjoy Nagoya in 7h.  
Other options: Art Museum, Japanese traditional gardens, Sakae shopping district, SCMaglev and Railway Park, etc. 
Let me know your requests.
*Nagoya meals: TEBASAKI (Spicy fried chicken), KISHIMEN (Flat Noodle) , MISOKATSU (Pork Cutlet with Thick Miso Sauce) etc. Try local meals at reasonable prices.

Best Choice for one-day tour from Nagoya Port

Many tourists buy kimono at gift shops, but the quality of those kimonos are quite low sometimes. 
Let's find your ideal kimono at second hand shop at reasonable price!
There are some rules to choose and wear kimonos, so let me advice you.
I have deep knowledge about kimono and nice ideas to enjoy them casually.
If you can visit Nagoya on 28th luckly, don't miss the antique market at Osu Kannon Temple. So much fun to see!

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