Things to do in Inuyama Castle

Very satisfied with the whole trip. 😎😎😎You can go to several different attractions at once. Super invincible and satisfied with the transportation. 😍😍😍The tour guide is also very good and has detailed introductions to different attractions. 🫶🫶🫶Magomejuku and Tsumagojuku are very quaint. The weather in Nagoya has been bad in the past few days, but fortunately the weather was good that day and it didn't rain heavily. The whole trip went very smoothly. 👍👍👍 Finally, I recommend this trip to everyone😜😜😜

This trip to Inuyama Castle and Magome-juku really left me with deep and beautiful memories. I would like to especially thank our tour guide, who not only has rich professional knowledge, but also explains the historical background and cultural connotation of each attraction in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, and with a friendly and enthusiastic attitude, makes the whole journey full of warmth and fun. In Inuyama Castle, the tour guide carefully introduced this national treasure castle with a long history, so that we can not only "see the scenery", but also truly understand the story and meaning behind it. Standing in the castle tower overlooking the magnificent scenery of the Kiso River, my heart was full of emotion, as if I had traveled through time and space and personally felt the splendor of the samurai era. While strolling on the quaint streets of Magome-juku, the tour guide took us to carefully appreciate the style of Nakasendo in the Edo period, and also specially recommended local special snacks and handicrafts, so that we had fun and ate happily, and also brought back a full cultural experience. Thanks to the tour guide's careful care and wonderful explanations along the way, this journey is not just a trip, but also an unforgettable cultural journey. If there is a chance, I will definitely want to follow such an excellent tour guide again to explore more beautiful scenery and stories in Japan!

Although the weather was extremely hot, it did not affect our mood for sightseeing. The tour guide, Ms. Zhang, was very good. She not only introduced the historical background of the scenic spots, which allowed us to have a deeper understanding of the sightseeing, but also introduced some snacks and delicacies in Nagoya and some niche places. It was a worthwhile trip.

I had a lot of fun even though I only speak English, and the tour guide only spoke Japanese. They have a messaging software that will send you texts so you know where to be. The sightseeing was great, and we had more than enough time in each location. The tour bus was more of a tour van, so it was only me and another couple on the tour. Felt more like a private tour that way which I enjoyed.

Meiji Mura is a charming historical theme park that not only preserves many Meiji-era buildings, but also cleverly combines culture and natural landscapes. The buildings in the park are well preserved and the details are exquisite, making people feel like they have traveled back to the early days of Japan's modernization. There is a historical story behind every building. Tourists who like architecture, history or photography can find fun here. In addition, there are vintage trams and steam trains available in the village, making the overall experience more rich and interesting. The staff are friendly and happy to provide explanations. This is a cultural attraction that is worth savoring and slowing down to appreciate.

The Korean guide was very professional and friendly. The itinerary was tightly arranged. The full explanation was in Chinese and he also helped take photos. The only drawback was that there were many people in Inuyama and Magome during the Japanese Golden Week. It was a very good choice for a one-day tour with inconvenient transportation and difficulty in driving.

Tour was well managed and there was sufficient time to explore in each destination. The driver had to double up as the tour guide. He was most helpful and approachable. Overall, it was a value-for-money trip as the destinations were too far away to use public transport. Highly recommended!

The Inuyama Castle was built at its present location in 1537. It is the oldest standing castle in Japan. The Inuyama Castle was designated a National Treasure in 1935 by the Japanese Ministry of Education.