Things to do in Inuyama

Really impressive itinerary and plenty of time in every location. Weather was a bit rainy, but it made the atmosphere iven more special. Enjoyed it a lot! Guide Han is super nice and gave plenty of information about the places we are visiting but also about Nagoya.

Jin and our bus driver were quite knowledgeable, adaptable and kind. Ensure you’re prepared for the journey as it does involve a lot of walking as per the description. We thoroughly enjoyed all the places we visited. A definite must-do if you have a free full day in Nagoya. Thank you!

One of my best moment in Japan ! I really enjoyed this day trip ! Summer, our lively guide, was very friendly and always attentive to the group. The timing and the organisation were perfect. I recommend this excursion ! Thank you also to Hito, our nice driver.

Very interesting place if you are interested in Japanese history. it is a little bit far out and you have to plan ahead for traveling. Quite a lot of walking is required in open space and can get quite hot on a sunny day. Do check the weather and dress accordingly before you go ease of booking on Klook:easy service:good

Great tour just hours away from Nagoya. Inuyama castle and the walking trail of Nakasendo is definitely worth a visit! The tour guide named Liu is detailed on explanation.

Our tour of mt fuji was led by the marvellous saeed. saeed ensured that we were able to see all of the important sights and was so knowledgeable that we finished the day full of interesting details.

I had never participated in a Klook day tour before, and I was pleasantly surprised by how simple and convenient it was. Our amazing tour guide, Shu Yue (highly recommend!), provided detailed explanations and even suggested great restaurants and cafes for delicious food and drinks. I truly recommend taking this day tour, and if you're lucky enough to get Shu Yue as your guide, it's an instant bonus!

To reach Inuyama Castle, you first have to walk up an incline. The stairs to the main keep are quite narrow, but the view from the top of the keep is beautiful for taking photos. Magome-juku is an uphill slope all the way to the observation deck, so it's not suitable for people with mobility issues.

Our tour guide this time was a lovely, English-speaking Japanese woman. After meeting at the designated gathering point at Nagoya Station, she guided us as we took the Meitetsu line to the event venue. Since the train tickets were purchased on the spot by the guide, there is a possibility that seating might not be available. However, the guide was very friendly, dedicated, and attentive, keeping a close eye on all the travelers. Knowing that we might not understand the Japanese instructions given on-site, she thoughtfully printed out paper guides in Chinese for us to review in advance. Overall, the activity experience was quite good and very interesting.