Things to do in Nagoya

Legoland Japan is better than Legoland Malaysia. We get to enjoy their rides and food also. There was not a lot of people in the park and line was manageable. It only took us 45 to 50 minutes going by train from Sakae

I am so glad I bought my Port of Nagoya Aquarium tickets in advance on Klook! I visited on a weekend, and the crowds were huge with massive queues at the on-site ticket windows. Because I had my Klook booking ready, we were able to enter immediately without queuing. It saved us so much time and stress. If you’re planning a weekend visit, booking through Klook is a total lifesaver—highly recommended!

Honestly one of the best tours we have had. We had 2 hrs each in Takayama and Shirakawa go. Guide was easy, helpful and on time. Guide helped us find where to eat, recommended spots for photo taking and collecting stamps. Both places are a winter wonderland in January and the snow is so white and clean. Only complaint is that we wished we could have more time in each location.

A must tour!!! We had Jane as our tour guide, she was very helpful and making sure we’re always good. She gave us list of the places we can check out and eat at. I like how this tour wasn’t rush, you can do things on your pace. Shirakawa-Go is beautiful and we had the best weather.

such a well planned and great trip! it snowed on the day and made the place more magical. the view is amazing and trip went smoothly with a great service and care from Yu and Iwase San. would 1000% recommended the trip to shirakawago and takayama city. dont forget to listen to Yu recommendation on food cos its all good!! dont forget to buy the water pudding and book the lunch 😍

Highly recommended tour. Takayama and Shirakawago were both worth the time (8am-6pm). These places were both charming, rich in culture and very photogenic. The quality of the food and the crafts in the area were great. Our guide Leo was excellent. He shared a lot of information about both towns, its history, food, and culture. He went extra by marking our maps with recommended walking routes and spots for snacks and shopping. And by the end of the tour, he shared his recommended dining spots in Nagoya.

experience: Good exploration of the castle grounds including Hanmaru Palace and you can even get some good postcards. You can also get some good Unagi in the restaurants outside the castle grounds. ease of booking on Klook: perfect. just show to the guard and they will let you in.

It was such a fun and great experience for me. My wish was granted and be able to experience snow in Shirakagawa-go for the first time. I wasnt able to reach the viewing deck due to heavy snow and I dont have umbrella with me. However the village view is so majestic itself.. The other two we visited were also good and peaceful. Kudos to our guide, he is very knowledgeable in all three locations. It always amaze me to see people speaking in different languages. Thanks to the driver as well. Overall, this tour was worth the time and price.

Due to the snow, many sections of the highway were closed, causing severe traffic congestion. We departed at 8:10 AM and were stuck in traffic for over an hour, shortening each leg of the trip by about half an hour. Our tour guide, John Lee, was great and did a good job managing the time. He provided information about history, routes, famous attractions, and local snacks. He is fluent in three languages and switched between them freely during his presentations; our group was like a small United Nations. There was a minor incident before leaving the last stop: an Indonesian girl couldn't find her way back and got lost. Thankfully, the tour guide went to the rescue and found her after about 20 minutes. It was a close call! Luckily, it happened before departure, or the trip would have been ruined. The roads from Nagoya to Takayama and Shirakawa-go were closed the next day, and many modes of transportation were suspended. We were very lucky. In conclusion, it was a wonderful trip.