Things to do in Aichi

Fantastic experience! Loved the snow and great scenery at Shirakawago and Takayama city! This trip is the only one I found in Klook with 2 hours time at Shirakawago and I am glad to have that extra time at Shirakawago. It was never enough as the snow scene was just too beautiful

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.

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.

This was my fav tour in Japan. Our guide had such clear English and was very clear about punctuality which made everyone punctual and we even got back early. This village is stunning like a ginger bread house village set within mountains - stunning! My parents loved it the most, We took the bus 300 yen per person up the hill observation deck and easily walked down within 10-15 mins. Some sections had ice and was slippery so bring shoe spikes if you have them. The Hida beef lunch included was delicious and plentiful.

This tour covering Gujo Hachiman, Takayama, and Shirakawago was absolutely worth it and exceeded my expectations. The experience was very immersive and perfectly paced, making it great value for the price and time. Our English guide, Moe, was extremely accommodating and professional. She is proficient in English, Japanese, and Chinese, which made explanations very clear and smooth for everyone in the group. She also gave excellent recommendations for top local food spots and the best scenic photo locations, which really elevated the experience. Each destination had its own charm, but Shirakawago was the highlight of the tour—the views were simply breathtaking and unforgettable. It was truly the most amazing scene of the entire trip. Overall, this tour is well-organized, informative, and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Japan who wants a meaningful and scenic cultural experience 🇯🇵✨

Actually bought the tickets from Klook to Ghibli Park first, before booking my trip to Nagoya. Being a huge Miyazaki fan since the early days, Ghibli Park is one of the main reason for picking Nagoya for a much needed holiday. Ghibli Park is a unique, immersive theme park in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, that brings the worlds of Studio Ghibli films to life with extremely detailed exhibits, sets and attractions, rather than traditional rides. It is located in different pockets within the Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park. #ghiblipark #nagoya #studioghibli #hayaomiyazaki #totoro

The private is actually the same if you buy it in person but the line was really long when we got there so it was definitely a good choice to buy it off Klook. The aquarium was so cute they had an orca, belugas and a dolphin show. Should take around 2-3 hrs to see everything and they had restaurants nearby where you could eat. Great place to visit if you have children. When we visited I think it was. japanese holiday and there were a lot of people but never as many as the people in Tokyo or Osaka. I’d still recommend this as the view at the port was also amazing. There’s also a nearby theme park that you can visit

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

The place was nice and it was great to witness a piece of Nagoya history. There was also a Ninja show and an inside tour of one of the houses beside the castle. Food was also available outdoor and we ge to try japanese skewers and noodles. I would recommend Nagoya castles for folks visiting Nagoya