Nagoya Station Departure: Time Travel to the Edo Period! Nakasendo Magome-juku & Hidden Gem Ryujin Falls Day Tour

Walk the Ancient Paths of the Edo Period & Encounter the Wonders of Nature

Leave the modern city of Nagoya behind and step back in time to a Japan of centuries past, wandering through picturesque landscapes. Visit representative post towns along the Nakasendo trail to directly experience Japan's history and traditional culture, and freely enjoy the local delicacies. In particular, at Ryujin Falls, hidden deep in the forest, you can fill yourself with pure energy amidst the refreshing valley breeze. Take your time to stroll through the towns or enjoy trekking the old paths, creating unforgettable memories.

Admire Nagoya's Historic Scenery and Visit the Emerald Ryujin Falls in One Day!

A Stroll Through Time to the Edo Period: Magome-juku and Tsumago-juku

Walk among traditional wooden buildings lining stone-paved streets and travel back to the Edo period centuries ago. Enjoy a light hike along the old post road, soaking in the atmosphere of the historic merchant streets, and don't miss the pleasure of tasting local specialties like Hida beef sushi or Ena's sesame oil chicken soba.

A Hidden Gem with Mystical Blue Hues: Ryujin Falls

Rest by the clear, cool sound of the valley stream at Ryujin Falls, named after its resemblance to a winding dragon. It boasts different natural beauties throughout the seasons, with the transparent water shining in emerald hues and the mystical halo phenomenon visible in winter leaving visitors in awe.

Comfortable Private Bus and Multilingual Guide Support

Depart directly from Nagoya Station and travel comfortably without transfers to the Chubu Shoryudo region, which can be difficult to reach by public transport. A guide fluent in multiple languages, including Korean, will accompany you, providing detailed assistance during the tour, allowing you to focus solely on your journey without worrying about language barriers or navigation.

"Experience the perfect day painted by the lyrical stone paths of the Edo period and the blue waterfalls. Discover the most beautiful time travel from Nagoya."