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Pilgrimage tour to Ise Jingu from Nagoya
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Joined 2018
This tour takes you to Ise Jingu, the most prestigious shrine which is related to the Japanese Imperial Family. This sacred shrine consists of 125 shrines centering on the two main sanctuaries: Naiku and Geku. You will visit these two sanctuaries surrounded by natural forest. After visiting shrines, you will go to Oharai Machi and Okage Yokocho, where you can enjoy the townscape unique to Ise and shoppings and local food.
Itinerary
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
At your hotel in Nagoya
Your hotel
Meet up at your hotel in Nagoya
Kintetsu Nagoya station
Heading to Ise by Kintetsu train starting at 8:10 am and arriving at 9:31am.
Geku ( Outer shrine)
Some 10 minute’s walk takes you to Geku sanctuary which is dedicated to Toyouke Ominami, the deity of food, clothing and housing. You might enjoy a solemn atmosphere here sacred area.
Naiku ( Inner shrine )
Naiku is dedicated to Amaterasu Ominami, the supreme goddess shining like the sun, who is the ancestral Kami of the Imperial Family of Japan. You will go there by taxi.
Oharai Machi and Okage Yokocho
After visiting Ise Jingu shrine, you will come to Oharai Machi town and Okage Yokocho street. There are souvenir shops, restaurants and merchant houses along 800 meter long street. You can enjoy shopping and local food and sake as well as the atmosphere of the old town.
Kintetsu Iseshi station
Going back to Nagoya by train starts at 15:15 arriving at 16:37
Your hotel
Dropping you off at your hotel in Nagoya
Ending Point
At your hotel in Nagoya
Want to personalize this tour?
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Inclusions & Exclusions
guide fee, hotel pick-up and drop off
transportation fee (you and guide), lunch ( you and guide)
round trip by train from Nagoya to Ise: ¥6260 per person
round trip by taxi from Ise-shi station to Ise Jingu Naiku: ¥4000/group
Tour Important Information
Instead of traveling by train, participating in a bus tour is available on your request.
Important message from the supplier
I can guide you in Ise in Mie prefecture and in Takayama & Shirakawa-go in Gifu prefecture, if you pay the transportation fee of mine.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2018
About Tour Guide Michiko N.
Hello, I am Michiko , the same name of Japanese ex-Empress. I am a government certified tour guide.
I have lived in Nagoya ( located between Tokyo and Osaka) for 35 years since I got married.
I worked for JAL as a flight attendant in my 20's. After retiring JAL, I have taught English and Mathematics to junior and senior high school students for 20 years.
I love traveling very much both domestically and abroad and enjoy walking around each city and talking with local people so that I can find out the way how to they live and think about their life. It's quite a fun for me. I also love hiking and mountain climbing in spring, summer and autumn, and skiing in winter.
In the countryside of Japan there still remain those farming and fishery villages where people have been rooted in their land and community, living the way handed down from generation to generation.
You can also enjoy the original Japanese landscape there.
Why don't you get out of the hustle and bustle of your busy life and have a rest rich in nature in the rural Japan enjoying beautiful scenery and local food.
I'm waiting for you!
Reviews
Marilyn B.
“A wonderful day in Nagoya with a wonderful guide”
We arrived in Nagoya mid-morning on our cruise ship and had only a limited amount of time to tour. We didn't want to be late but the ship did not announce when we had been cleared by the port authorities to get off. We waited and finally decided to just go and, of course, people were already getting off. Michiko-san said she would wait for us and there she was with her bright smile, waving a sign with my name. In order to save time on our sort port day she had arranged for her husband Hiroshi-san to be our driver instead of using public transportation. Unfortunately today was our first day of rain in more than 2 weeks in Japan. We carry small very compact unbrellas but no problem. Hiroshi-san carried 4 large domed umbrellas for all of us throughout the day. How nice. Our first stop was Nagoya castle where the cherry blossoms were in bloom. - so beautiful. Although the castle is closed for renovations, we visited Hommaru Palace where Michiko-san explained the various rooms and significant details - stunning. Then it was time for a delicious lunch and relaxation. Our next stop was a special request. A visit to Tokuen World, one of the largest collections of swords and samurai armor in Japan. We could have spent many more hours here, especially my husband. The collection, only part of which is on display at any one time, is absolutely fabulous. Due to the crowds and some waiting time at the palace and for lunch, we decided to forego a visit to Osu Kannon temple and the adjacent shopping area. Sometimes you just cannot do everything and there is so much to see in Japan but we needed to be back onboard the ship in a timely manner. But the best part of our day was the time spent with our lovely, delightful hostess Michiko-san and host Hiroshi-san. It will be a treasured memory of our time in Nagoya and Japan.
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Michiko N.
Dear Marilyn, I’d like to thank you for choosing me as your tour guide in Nagoya yesterday and the finest and longest review for me and Hiroshi, which encourages me to aim higher as a tour guide. I’m so glad to know that you enjoyed the tour with satisfaction. One thing I need to apologize that we couldn’t visit Osu due to running short of time. It’s my apologies. Next time you come to Nagoya, I definitely guide you in Osu. Well, I really had a terrific time with such a wonderful couple like you and Peter. I learned a lot from you and Peter. Thank you so much. I hope you will continue your cruise journey delightfully and safely. Sincerely yours, Michiko Nagasaki
Abdulla A.
“Michiko is definitely one of the best tour guides in Japan!!”
Where can I start, Michiko is definitely a rare gem. I have traveled around the world and have dealt with numerous tour guides, however I am glad to say that Michiko is absolutely one of the very very best!! What makes Michiko so special is her dedication, professionalism and the ultimate desire to support the customer’s need, during my tour with Michiko she was friendly, flexible and full of knowledge and guidance, she will tailor your trip to deliver your upmost needs and requests.If you are traveling to Japan, do not hesitate to contact her as I can guarantee that you will have the best time ever. Thank you so much Michiko and hope to see you in Dubai soon.
Michiko N.
Dear Abdulla, First of all, I’d like to say thank you for choosing me your tour guide this time in Takayama and Shirakawago and especially for the finest review for me, which encourages me to aim higher as a tour guide. I really appreciate your generosity and I am glad to know that you enjoyed the tour with satisfaction. Actually, I also had a terrific time with such a wonderful guy like you!!! You are so generous and cooperative all the time. Thank you so much, Abdulla. I’m looking forward to seeing you again in Dubai soon. Kind regards, Michiko Nagasaki
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Claire F.
“Tour of the Sekigahara battlefield and museum from Nagoya”
We had a truly wonderful day with Michiko on our recent holiday to Japan. From the point of pick up at our hotel in Nagoya to our return their that evening everything ran smoothly. Michiko was so knowledgeable about this period of history which was just what we wanted. She was such an enjoyable companion that day and we had so many laughs together. The battlefield and museum are well worth visiting. The museum has some fabulous displays of Samurai armour and artefacts and there is a really good cafe there too. The battlefield site is easily accessible - we hired electric bikes from the museum. Thank you Michiko for giving us such a great day!
Michiko N.
Hi Claire and Andrew, Thank you so much for choosing me as your tour guide in Sekigahara Battle Field and also writing such the finest reviews for me, which encourages me very much. I’m glad that I could be your help during tour. I actually had a delightful time with such a wonderful couple like you and Andrew!! I really enjoyed talking with you and learned a lot from you two. Hopefully we could meet again in Japan or UK. Take care and good luck. Kind regards, Michiko Nagasaki
$251/ per group
More tours by Michiko N.
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Two days trip to Takayama and Shirakawa-go from Nagoya
This tour takes you to a typical Japanese old town, “Takayama” and a rural farming village,”Shirakawa-go”. Takayama is a traditional old town called “Little Kyoto” which is famous for its beautiful and gorgeous “Yamahoko floats festival” held in April and October, being similar to “Gion festival” in Kyoto. Shirakawago is a historic village deep in the mountains with unique traditional “Gasshouzukuri”farmhouses survive 200 years. Shirakawago is a World Heritage site.
Two days trip to Takayama and Shirakawa-go from Nagoya
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The exploration tour to the site of the Battle of Sekigahara
Do you know “the Battle of Sekigahara” ? If you are a Japanese samurai fun, I think you have heard of it and the Battle field is must-see! Why don’t you come with me to the memorial site in Sekigahara where the greatest field battle in Japanese history was taken place. Why don’t you come with me and let’s find out what happened in a tiny village central Japan 420 years ago?
The exploration tour to the site of the Battle of Sekigahara
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Toyota C. Museum of I. & T and Tokugawa Art Museum
In this tour you will visit 2 popular tourist destinations in Nagoya, Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology and Tokugawa Art Museum. "TOYOTA" was not an Automobile company at the time of founding!!! What?! Let's go to Toyota Museum to find out the truth there! After enjoying the Toyota museum, you will visit Tokugawa Art Museum which is a treasure trove of samurai armor & arms and traditional Japanese art works such as tea ceremony utensil, paintings and calligraphy.
Toyota C. Museum of I. & T and Tokugawa Art Museum
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