Step into the past and fully immerse yourself in Meiji-era Japan at this expansive open-air museum. More than just a historic site, Meiji Mura offers countless hands-on experiences that vividly bring the 19th century to life. Walk through authentic Meiji-era streets, ride vintage transportation, try traditional crafts, and even dress in period clothing for an unforgettable journey back in time.

Highlights & Experiences:

・Ride a Vintage Steam Train & Streetcar – Travel through history aboard an authentic Meiji-era locomotive or electric streetcar.

・Dress in Meiji-Era Attire – Transform into a noble, merchant, or even a police officer with period costumes.

・Experience Traditional Festival Fun – Enjoy the lively atmosphere of a Meiji-era festival, with activities like archery and target shooting, bringing the excitement of the old-world carnival to life.

・Taste Local Meiji Cuisine – Savor iconic dishes that have stood the test of time, from hearty Meiji-style curry to beloved regional specialties and nostalgic treats.

・Explore Samurai Mansions & Merchant Homes – Wander through well-preserved residences and immerse yourself in the daily life of the time.

・Experience the Power of the Spinning Wheel – Try your hand at using the "gara-bō," a mechanical spinning wheel, and discover the traditional textile-making process firsthand.

Admission Fees:

・Adults (High School students and above): ¥2,500​

・High School Students: ¥1,500​

・Middle and Elementary School Students: ¥700

Inuyama Castle, one of Japan’s oldest surviving castles, offers a glimpse into the feudal era with its original wooden keep and breathtaking views. Nestled beside it, the charming shopping street immerses visitors in traditional culture, local delicacies, and historic ambiance.

Highlights & Experiences:

・Historic Castle Keep – Climb to the top of this 16th-century national treasure for stunning panoramic views.

・Samurai Heritage – Explore the castle’s rich history, once ruled by powerful warlords.

・Traditional Shopping Street – Stroll through quaint streets, lined with shops selling local sweets, crafts, and souvenirs.

・Street Food Delights – Savor regional specialties like Gohei-mochi, grilled rice skewers coated in miso sauce.

Inuyama Castle isn’t just a place to visit; it's an immersive experience that brings Japan's rich history and culture to life, offering unforgettable moments for every traveler.

Admission Fees:

・Adults (High School students and above): ￥550

・Children (Elementary and Junior High School students): ￥110