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Discover Things to Do and Plan a Trip to Nagoya, Japan with a Local Guide

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Noel M.

Hello everyone! Many thanks for checking out my profile. I'm originally from New Zealand but have spent my adult life here in Japan. The Nagoya area has been my home since the early nineties. I have witnessed the region's transformation from a sleepy industrial city to the vibrant metropolis of today. I would love the opportunity to tell you about some of my adventures and also a few of the outstanding people I've met. I spent many years practicing karate and have also developed a deep interest in Buddhism. I speak Japanese confidently. I'm new to GoWithGuide but have previous experience giving walking tours. To be able to introduce you to a few of my favourite Nagoya suburbs would be a treat. There are fascinating, historic temples as well as a stupa that purportedly contains a portion of the Buddha's ashes. Also, there are numerous tempting eateries and a few quirky shops. I prefer guiding guests around these less visited areas as you can get a feel for how the locals live. I look forward to meeting you soon.

Japan

Saya D.

I am a mom and wife of Indonesian. I was born and raised in Nagoya. My husband and I love to drive around so We know a lot of amazing activities, histories, food and more! I will be very happy to share all of my knowledge and let you have an amazing experience on your trip. What kind of person I am? I'm easy going and happy person!! If you have any concern about food, physical strength or strange request, Do not be hesitate to tell me! Let's make your trip the best! *Halal is available, you need time to pray? Concern about food? Let me know.

Japan

Tatsuya I.

My name is Tatsuya Ito. I am living in Nagoya city, Aichi, Japan. I am a national licensed guide interpreter (English). I can also speak Chinese (Basic level). I have been guiding Nagoya Castle as a volunteer guide for 6 years. I want to take you to many Japanese beautiful places. I like to travel by train. If you are interested in train travel in Japan, I can introduce nice places to visit with local train.

Japan

Misa H.

Hi, my name is Misa from Aichi prefecture. I'm working as a export staff at the trading company. Most friends of mine are said that my personality is fridendly to new people, extroverted, kind to everyone. I'm learning Yamato-Damashii(Japanese way of thinking), Shinto(relates to shrine), the history of shrine and japanese Gods, and fariming. I can offer potential customers about knowledge shriens, Yamato-Damashii, japanese GODs, farming. If you're interesetd in it, please cantact with me. I will make your own itenary together at Aichi, Shizuoka.

Japan

Noel M.

Hello everyone! Many thanks for checking out my profile. I'm originally from New Zealand but have spent my adult life here in Japan. The Nagoya area has been my home since the early nineties. I have witnessed the region's transformation from a sleepy industrial city to the vibrant metropolis of today. I would love the opportunity to tell you about some of my adventures and also a few of the outstanding people I've met. I spent many years practicing karate and have also developed a deep interest in Buddhism. I speak Japanese confidently. I'm new to GoWithGuide but have previous experience giving walking tours. To be able to introduce you to a few of my favourite Nagoya suburbs would be a treat. There are fascinating, historic temples as well as a stupa that purportedly contains a portion of the Buddha's ashes. Also, there are numerous tempting eateries and a few quirky shops. I prefer guiding guests around these less visited areas as you can get a feel for how the locals live. I look forward to meeting you soon.

Japan

Saya D.

I am a mom and wife of Indonesian. I was born and raised in Nagoya. My husband and I love to drive around so We know a lot of amazing activities, histories, food and more! I will be very happy to share all of my knowledge and let you have an amazing experience on your trip. What kind of person I am? I'm easy going and happy person!! If you have any concern about food, physical strength or strange request, Do not be hesitate to tell me! Let's make your trip the best! *Halal is available, you need time to pray? Concern about food? Let me know.

Japan

Tatsuya I.

My name is Tatsuya Ito. I am living in Nagoya city, Aichi, Japan. I am a national licensed guide interpreter (English). I can also speak Chinese (Basic level). I have been guiding Nagoya Castle as a volunteer guide for 6 years. I want to take you to many Japanese beautiful places. I like to travel by train. If you are interested in train travel in Japan, I can introduce nice places to visit with local train.

Japan

Misa H.

Hi, my name is Misa from Aichi prefecture. I'm working as a export staff at the trading company. Most friends of mine are said that my personality is fridendly to new people, extroverted, kind to everyone. I'm learning Yamato-Damashii(Japanese way of thinking), Shinto(relates to shrine), the history of shrine and japanese Gods, and fariming. I can offer potential customers about knowledge shriens, Yamato-Damashii, japanese GODs, farming. If you're interesetd in it, please cantact with me. I will make your own itenary together at Aichi, Shizuoka.

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Maki T.

Hello, my name is Maki. I’m a licensed English-speaking tour guide based in Nagoya. Having lived in Poland, I understand what it feels like to enter a new culture and want to grasp the deeper meaning behind what you see. In my tours, I focus on how Japan’s samurai era continues to influence modern life — from the way people think and work to the sense of order, humility, and attention to detail seen across the country. I also connect these values to Nagoya’s history, craftsmanship, and industry — from the Tokugawa legacy and samurai heritage, to Toyota’s engineering culture and local food traditions such as miso and sake. If you want to understand Japan not only through famous sites, but through the mindset and culture behind them, I would be honored to guide you. I’ll make sure your time here will be unforgettable and full of “wow” moments.

Japan

Charley S.

Konnichiwa - - - Charley here. Originally, I grew up in Los Angeles and San Diego for the first quarter century of my life. In 2000, I moved to Aichi Prefecture, Japan. One of my main goals was to play music with Japanese musicians, particularly in the underground music scene, which I've been a part of throughout my life. Also, I wanted to enjoy and explore the beauty of living in a foreign country. I've been living here for 25 years, and can gladly say that I have been engaged thoroughly in both of those goals. Since the beginning of moving to Japan, I've always chosen to hang out and engage with Japanese people as opposed to other foreigners. I often find myself in izakaiyas and concert events where I am the only foreigner, but fortunately I am on good terms with the staff and other customers. So if you are looking to see the less touristy aspects of Japan, please feel free to get in touch with me and I would love to share what I have come to appreciate about Japan. Cheers !

Japan

Tommie T.

Welcome to Nagoya! I’m Tommie, a nationally certified guide based in central Japan. Having lived in six different countries since childhood, I have a passion for cultural exchange and connecting with people from all walks of life. After spending 14 years abroad, I now enjoy sharing the hidden charms of my lovely hometown, Nagoya, with international travelers like you! With experience guiding small groups and couples, I focus on creating warm, flexible, and meaningful tours. Whether you’re into history, local food, cars, modern city life, or traditional crafts, I can tailor the tour to match your interests. If you’ve already visited Tokyo or Kyoto, you’ll find Nagoya refreshingly less crowded and more relaxed. Here, you can enjoy authentic experiences with a local touch. Known not only as the home of TOYOTA, Nagoya also has strong roots in Samurai culture and offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation. Meantime, you can enjoy unique local specialities, such as Miso-Katsu( Pork cutlet with Miso), Hitsumabushi(grilled eel)etc., and also enjoy hands-on cultural experiences like Shiori dyeing or traditional fan-making. There’s so much to explore here. I’d love to be part of your memorable journey. Let’s enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime adventure together!

Japan

Ryota T.

Welcome to Nagoya! Hi, I'm Ryota, a nationally certified guide interpreter. I offer a safe and comfortable journey with the convenience of a private car, ensuring a relaxing and personalized travel experience. Born and raised in Nagoya, studied business administration in the U.S., and spent 5 years in IT sales before working in vending machine logistics for 10 years. Through my international collaborations, I deepened my appreciation for Japanese culture. I’m thrilled that you’re considering a visit to Nagoya—a city where tradition and innovation come together, and warm-hearted locals are eager to share their stories with you. To make your journey truly unforgettable, I offer personalized guides that present Nagoya not just as a collection of isolated "points" (individual tourist spots) but as a connected "surface"—a seamless journey weaving together related locations into a rich, cohesive story. My goal is to create experiences where you can deeply immerse yourself in the culture, touch its essence, and uncover the stories behind each destination—leaving you with lasting inspiration that stays with you long after your journey. Let’s make it a Nagoyeah experience together! Are you ready to explore Nagoya’s unique blend of old and new? Let’s get started!

Japan

Maki T.

Hello, my name is Maki. I’m a licensed English-speaking tour guide based in Nagoya. Having lived in Poland, I understand what it feels like to enter a new culture and want to grasp the deeper meaning behind what you see. In my tours, I focus on how Japan’s samurai era continues to influence modern life — from the way people think and work to the sense of order, humility, and attention to detail seen across the country. I also connect these values to Nagoya’s history, craftsmanship, and industry — from the Tokugawa legacy and samurai heritage, to Toyota’s engineering culture and local food traditions such as miso and sake. If you want to understand Japan not only through famous sites, but through the mindset and culture behind them, I would be honored to guide you. I’ll make sure your time here will be unforgettable and full of “wow” moments.

Japan

Charley S.

Konnichiwa - - - Charley here. Originally, I grew up in Los Angeles and San Diego for the first quarter century of my life. In 2000, I moved to Aichi Prefecture, Japan. One of my main goals was to play music with Japanese musicians, particularly in the underground music scene, which I've been a part of throughout my life. Also, I wanted to enjoy and explore the beauty of living in a foreign country. I've been living here for 25 years, and can gladly say that I have been engaged thoroughly in both of those goals. Since the beginning of moving to Japan, I've always chosen to hang out and engage with Japanese people as opposed to other foreigners. I often find myself in izakaiyas and concert events where I am the only foreigner, but fortunately I am on good terms with the staff and other customers. So if you are looking to see the less touristy aspects of Japan, please feel free to get in touch with me and I would love to share what I have come to appreciate about Japan. Cheers !

Japan

Tommie T.

Welcome to Nagoya! I’m Tommie, a nationally certified guide based in central Japan. Having lived in six different countries since childhood, I have a passion for cultural exchange and connecting with people from all walks of life. After spending 14 years abroad, I now enjoy sharing the hidden charms of my lovely hometown, Nagoya, with international travelers like you! With experience guiding small groups and couples, I focus on creating warm, flexible, and meaningful tours. Whether you’re into history, local food, cars, modern city life, or traditional crafts, I can tailor the tour to match your interests. If you’ve already visited Tokyo or Kyoto, you’ll find Nagoya refreshingly less crowded and more relaxed. Here, you can enjoy authentic experiences with a local touch. Known not only as the home of TOYOTA, Nagoya also has strong roots in Samurai culture and offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation. Meantime, you can enjoy unique local specialities, such as Miso-Katsu( Pork cutlet with Miso), Hitsumabushi(grilled eel)etc., and also enjoy hands-on cultural experiences like Shiori dyeing or traditional fan-making. There’s so much to explore here. I’d love to be part of your memorable journey. Let’s enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime adventure together!

Japan

Ryota T.

Welcome to Nagoya! Hi, I'm Ryota, a nationally certified guide interpreter. I offer a safe and comfortable journey with the convenience of a private car, ensuring a relaxing and personalized travel experience. Born and raised in Nagoya, studied business administration in the U.S., and spent 5 years in IT sales before working in vending machine logistics for 10 years. Through my international collaborations, I deepened my appreciation for Japanese culture. I’m thrilled that you’re considering a visit to Nagoya—a city where tradition and innovation come together, and warm-hearted locals are eager to share their stories with you. To make your journey truly unforgettable, I offer personalized guides that present Nagoya not just as a collection of isolated "points" (individual tourist spots) but as a connected "surface"—a seamless journey weaving together related locations into a rich, cohesive story. My goal is to create experiences where you can deeply immerse yourself in the culture, touch its essence, and uncover the stories behind each destination—leaving you with lasting inspiration that stays with you long after your journey. Let’s make it a Nagoyeah experience together! Are you ready to explore Nagoya’s unique blend of old and new? Let’s get started!

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Popular Nagoya Private Tours

Fascinating Kakouzan and Motoyama. Don't miss the giant green Buddha!

Nagoya

3 hrs 30 mins

Fascinating Kakouzan and Motoyama. Don't miss the giant green Buddha!

The Kakouzan and Motoyama areas of Nagoya provide a fascinating alternative to the standard highlights tour. Let's visit Nitaiji temple which is a repository for a portion of the Buddha's ashes. See if you can work out how to light an incense offering. Enjoy the quiet oasis of the private garden of one of Nagoya′s wealthiest men. Have a break at one of the inviting eateries. If you are game make a wish at the lovers tree. And, of course, discover the giant green Buddha.

Fascinating Kakouzan and Motoyama. Don't miss the giant green Buddha!

Half-day Discover the Nagoya City's must-see Attractions

This tour takes you to Nagoya Castle, let you enjoy Nagoya’s local cuisine, and guide you through Osu Shopping Street, a lively district for shopping.

Half-day Discover the Nagoya City's must-see Attractions

Day trip from Nagoya to Matsusaka by local train

Matsusaka city is one of the famous preserved towns including castle, samurai houses, and rich merchant houses. And it is also known as Japanese top-brand beef. "Matsusaka beef". In this tour you can enjoy all of them. Let's start the tour from Nagoya station by local train.

Day trip from Nagoya to Matsusaka by local train

Nagoya historical tours

Nagoya Breakfast( toast with red beans, coffee, salad) Nagoya castle(viewing inside and walking around here) AichiGokoku Shirne Kinshachi Yokocho(shopping and eating) Atuta Jingu(Amoterasu Omikami）

Nagoya historical tours

Fascinating Kakouzan and Motoyama. Don't miss the giant green Buddha!

The Kakouzan and Motoyama areas of Nagoya provide a fascinating alternative to the standard highlights tour. Let's visit Nitaiji temple which is a repository for a portion of the Buddha's ashes. See if you can work out how to light an incense offering. Enjoy the quiet oasis of the private garden of one of Nagoya′s wealthiest men. Have a break at one of the inviting eateries. If you are game make a wish at the lovers tree. And, of course, discover the giant green Buddha.

Fascinating Kakouzan and Motoyama. Don't miss the giant green Buddha!

Half-day Discover the Nagoya City's must-see Attractions

This tour takes you to Nagoya Castle, let you enjoy Nagoya’s local cuisine, and guide you through Osu Shopping Street, a lively district for shopping.

Half-day Discover the Nagoya City's must-see Attractions

Day trip from Nagoya to Matsusaka by local train

Matsusaka city is one of the famous preserved towns including castle, samurai houses, and rich merchant houses. And it is also known as Japanese top-brand beef. "Matsusaka beef". In this tour you can enjoy all of them. Let's start the tour from Nagoya station by local train.

Day trip from Nagoya to Matsusaka by local train

Nagoya historical tours

Nagoya Breakfast( toast with red beans, coffee, salad) Nagoya castle(viewing inside and walking around here) AichiGokoku Shirne Kinshachi Yokocho(shopping and eating) Atuta Jingu(Amoterasu Omikami）

Nagoya historical tours

FROM$220/ per group

Misa H.

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New Nagoya Private Tours

Nagoya

6 hours

Castle Marathon: NagoyaーKomakiーInuyama (3 Castles in 1 Day)

Visit three castles in one day—Nagoya, Komaki, and Inuyama—tracing how castle design evolved from political power to battlefield strategy to an original National Treasure keep in a fast-paced 6-hour tour.

Castle Marathon: NagoyaーKomakiーInuyama (3 Castles in 1 Day)

Tokugawa Legacy in Nagoya: Castle, Tokugawa Garden & Samurai Treasures

Join me to trace Tokugawa legacy in Nagoya—from castle power to garden beauty to samurai treasures at the Tokugawa Art Museum. This is the Tokugawa story I love sharing most, in a focused 6-hour cultural walk.

Tokugawa Legacy in Nagoya: Castle, Tokugawa Garden & Samurai Treasures

Samurai Heritage Tour: Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine & Tokugawa Museum

Discover how samurai culture shaped Japan by visiting three key sites: Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine, and the Tokugawa Art Museum. This tour connects political power, spiritual tradition, and refined warrior aesthetics to give you a clear picture of Japan’s samurai heritage.

Samurai Heritage Tour: Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine & Tokugawa Museum

Legacy of the Shogun – The Most Powerful Samurai Roots

Explore the world of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Japan’s shogun who united the nation. This Nagoya tour traces his samurai roots. At Atsuta Shrine’s Kusanagi Museum, you can touch one of Japan’s largest swords — a rare hands-on experience, even though the sacred Kusanagi sword cannot be seen. Next, visit the Samurai & Ninja Museum to see authentic armor, weapons, and learn about Bushidō, the warrior code. Experience history, culture, and the spirit of the samurai, following the path from warrior to shogun.

Legacy of the Shogun – The Most Powerful Samurai Roots

Castle Marathon: NagoyaーKomakiーInuyama (3 Castles in 1 Day)

Visit three castles in one day—Nagoya, Komaki, and Inuyama—tracing how castle design evolved from political power to battlefield strategy to an original National Treasure keep in a fast-paced 6-hour tour.

Castle Marathon: NagoyaーKomakiーInuyama (3 Castles in 1 Day)

Tokugawa Legacy in Nagoya: Castle, Tokugawa Garden & Samurai Treasures

Join me to trace Tokugawa legacy in Nagoya—from castle power to garden beauty to samurai treasures at the Tokugawa Art Museum. This is the Tokugawa story I love sharing most, in a focused 6-hour cultural walk.

Tokugawa Legacy in Nagoya: Castle, Tokugawa Garden & Samurai Treasures

Samurai Heritage Tour: Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine & Tokugawa Museum

Discover how samurai culture shaped Japan by visiting three key sites: Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine, and the Tokugawa Art Museum. This tour connects political power, spiritual tradition, and refined warrior aesthetics to give you a clear picture of Japan’s samurai heritage.

Samurai Heritage Tour: Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine & Tokugawa Museum

Legacy of the Shogun – The Most Powerful Samurai Roots

Explore the world of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Japan’s shogun who united the nation. This Nagoya tour traces his samurai roots. At Atsuta Shrine’s Kusanagi Museum, you can touch one of Japan’s largest swords — a rare hands-on experience, even though the sacred Kusanagi sword cannot be seen. Next, visit the Samurai & Ninja Museum to see authentic armor, weapons, and learn about Bushidō, the warrior code. Experience history, culture, and the spirit of the samurai, following the path from warrior to shogun.

Legacy of the Shogun – The Most Powerful Samurai Roots

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Popular Nagoya Private Cars

Gujyo Hachiman jyo- The Castle in the Sky and the best Unagi ever!

Nagoya

6 hours

Gujyo Hachiman jyo- The Castle in the Sky and the best Unagi ever!

Gujo Hachiman Castle, located in Hachiman Town, Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture, is the oldest reconstructed wooden castle in Japan. Known for its elegant white keep, it’s often referred to as the “Castle in the Sky.” The castle sits atop Mt. Hachiman, overlooking the castle town, offering stunning seasonal views throughout the year. The early morning mist resembling a sea of clouds often occurs on cold mornings from autumn to winter (around November to February).

Gujyo Hachiman jyo- The Castle in the Sky and the best Unagi ever!

9-hour Takayama & Shirakawa-go Private Tour from Nagoya – Nationally Licensed Guide & Private Car

Explore Japan’s mountain heritage on a private tour to Takayama and Shirakawa-go. Stroll Shirakawa-go’s iconic thatched-roof village, wander Takayama’s charming old town, and savor local flavors. Perfect for culture lovers seeking scenic, traditional towns full of history and beauty. Guided by a nationally licensed guide with a private car, the tour is safe, comfortable, and stress-free. Few reviews here yet, but I have many 5-star reviews on other platforms—book with confidence!

9-hour Takayama & Shirakawa-go Private Tour from Nagoya – Nationally Licensed Guide & Private Car

Nagoya: car tour to the beauty of Korankei valley

Join a serene tour of Korankei Valley, a peaceful retreat from Nagoya, with a stop at the Toganji temple. Travel in comfort with a private, experienced guide by minivan. Explore historic streets, dip your toes in the river, or enjoy a gentle hike in tranquil Asuke. Perfect for those seeking a break from tourist crowds or major attractions. I'll answer your questions about Japan, capture your journey in photos, and ensure unforgettable memories.

Nagoya: car tour to the beauty of Korankei valley

[Nagoya] Day Tour with a Private Car - by Van (9 pax)

Experienced local taxi drivers will cordially show you around the area so that you can visit both must-see and hidden sightseeing spots and enjoy local food.

[Nagoya] Day Tour with a Private Car - by Van (9 pax)

Gujyo Hachiman jyo- The Castle in the Sky and the best Unagi ever!

Gujo Hachiman Castle, located in Hachiman Town, Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture, is the oldest reconstructed wooden castle in Japan. Known for its elegant white keep, it’s often referred to as the “Castle in the Sky.” The castle sits atop Mt. Hachiman, overlooking the castle town, offering stunning seasonal views throughout the year. The early morning mist resembling a sea of clouds often occurs on cold mornings from autumn to winter (around November to February).

Gujyo Hachiman jyo- The Castle in the Sky and the best Unagi ever!

9-hour Takayama & Shirakawa-go Private Tour from Nagoya – Nationally Licensed Guide & Private Car

Explore Japan’s mountain heritage on a private tour to Takayama and Shirakawa-go. Stroll Shirakawa-go’s iconic thatched-roof village, wander Takayama’s charming old town, and savor local flavors. Perfect for culture lovers seeking scenic, traditional towns full of history and beauty. Guided by a nationally licensed guide with a private car, the tour is safe, comfortable, and stress-free. Few reviews here yet, but I have many 5-star reviews on other platforms—book with confidence!

9-hour Takayama & Shirakawa-go Private Tour from Nagoya – Nationally Licensed Guide & Private Car

Nagoya: car tour to the beauty of Korankei valley

Join a serene tour of Korankei Valley, a peaceful retreat from Nagoya, with a stop at the Toganji temple. Travel in comfort with a private, experienced guide by minivan. Explore historic streets, dip your toes in the river, or enjoy a gentle hike in tranquil Asuke. Perfect for those seeking a break from tourist crowds or major attractions. I'll answer your questions about Japan, capture your journey in photos, and ensure unforgettable memories.

Nagoya: car tour to the beauty of Korankei valley

[Nagoya] Day Tour with a Private Car - by Van (9 pax)

Experienced local taxi drivers will cordially show you around the area so that you can visit both must-see and hidden sightseeing spots and enjoy local food.

[Nagoya] Day Tour with a Private Car - by Van (9 pax)

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Nagoya Tour Reviews

Corrine P.

5 / 5

Feb 10, 2026

Nagoya Full-Day Tour by route bus

Feb 10, 2026

Nagoya

7 hours 30 mins

Customized

“Highly recommend ”

Yuriko is amazing, she is very knowledgeable and friendly. She explained to us about the histories of place of interest and we learned something new. Oh! Lunch is very nice and tasty. Thank you once again.

Yuriko S.

Thank you for your nice comments and excellent review. I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed Nagoya Tour. Nagoya has other interesting places to visit. Also, there are beautiful places in my hometown, Gifu, such as Gujo-Hachiman, Mone's Pond, Seki City, Gifu Castle, Takayama and Shirakawago Village. Please come to Nagoya and Gifu again. I'm looking forward to seeing you. Your guide, Yuriko(Lily)

Alice C.

5 / 5

Jan 25, 2026

Discover Nagoya's Best Hotspots: A Car Journey with a Fun Guide

Jan 25, 2026

Nagoya

7 hours

“Great Guide”

Serge’s friendly smile and easy-going personality immediately put us at ease as soon as we stepped into the airport arrival hall…. His larger-than-life personality is fascinating, as is his life story. We appreciate his enthusiasm and sense of humour throughout the tour. Thank you very much! Alice, Jack, Zenn ️

Serge R.

Dear Alice, thank you so much for this kind review. I had a great time with you three, your husband especially made me giggle a lot with his tanuki hat. Again thank you so much for putting your day in my tiny hands. I hope we meet again in the future!

Kaela T.

5 / 5

Jan 16, 2026

Nagoya 6 hours tour

Jan 16, 2026

Nagoya

6 hours

Customized

“An extremely enjoyable and insightful tour by the loveliest guide!”

Saki is an extremely knowledgeable and passionate tour guide. Her English is very fluent, and we had no problem at all exchanging conversation. We happened to visit Nagoya on New Years' Eve, and she planned a great 6-hour itinerary mixing local culture, food and shopping. Unfortunately because of our slower walking pace we didn't manage to finish everything on the list, but my family and I still felt that we saw a lot of Nagoya that we wouldn't have gotten to see otherwise. Thank you for the wonderful experience Saki!

Saki K.

Thank you so much for your very kind feedback for my tour! It was a pleasure to meet you and your family, I could spend a great New Year’s Eve with you! I hope you had a good time after Nagoya visit too. Say thank you to your auntie and parents too! I hope we can see in your country or Japan again:) Thank you so much!!