Nagoya Departure: Inuyama Castle & Ena Gorge & Magome-juku & Tsumago-juku Day Tour

Journey to Edo-era Post Towns and a National Treasure Castle

Stroll along wooden buildings that have withstood the test of time and neatly arranged stone paths, fully embracing the classic beauty of Japan. The tranquility of the Michelin-recognized ancient roads, combined with the diverse natural scenery unfolding over the valley, creates a picturesque moment like a landscape painting.

Discover the serene landscapes unique to Japan's old roads, comfortably experienced on this Nagoya departure tour.

Stroll Through Tranquil Post Towns Recognized by Michelin

Walk through the beautiful Kiso Road villages, once traversed by Edo-era merchants. Enjoy a leisurely lunch and relax as you wander through the streets, preserving their old-world charm.

Inuyama Castle and the Seasonal Splendor of Ena Gorge

Feel the depth of history at Inuyama Castle, home to Japan's oldest existing castle keep, and take in the panoramic views from the Ena Gorge observatory, where strangely shaped rocks meet the valley.

Inuyama Castle

A National Treasure castle standing proudly on a cliff by the Kiso River. Ascend to the oldest existing castle keep in Japan and fully experience the profound traces of history while gazing at the expansive scenery.

Ena Gorge Observatory

A scenic spot to admire the harmonious landscape of uniquely shaped rocks sculpted by nature and the Kiso River. Various rocks, such as the Umbrella Rock and Red Rock, create a spectacular scene in harmony with the diverse nature of each season.

Magome-juku

A tranquil post town, awarded one star in the Michelin Green Guide. The old-fashioned Edo-period scenery continues along the road, offering a leisurely lunch with local snacks from charming street vendors.

Tsumago-juku

A village designated as a traditional architectural preservation district, exuding a more simple and charming atmosphere. Walk among the wooden buildings that carefully preserve their original appearance and savor the peace of time flowing slowly.

"The serene streets of the Edo period, the grandeur of a National Treasure castle, and the beautiful scenery of the gorge combine to leave an unforgettable impression of Japan."