Step into Japan’s samurai past on a hands-on, small-group journey to Inuyama, home to one of the country’s oldest original castles, where history comes alive through sword practice, tea rituals, and local street food. This immersive day blends cultural depth, interactive experiences, and hidden-town charm just minutes from Nagoya, offering a side of Japan most travelers miss.

The Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum, formerly known as the Kawaguchiko Music Box Forest, is situated in a nature-rich area with stunning views of Mt. Fuji. The museum's interior, often described as "a little Europe," transports visitors back to medieval Europe with its atmospheric design. It features one of the world's largest dancing organs and a captivating karakuri puppet and water fountain show. The park boasts one of Japan's finest rose gardens, showcasing 720 varieties of roses. Visitors can enjoy lunch concerts at the on-site restaurant and explore a museum housing valuable musical instruments. Among the popular attractions is an automatic musical instrument that was intended for the Titanic, and one of the world's largest dance organs. Additionally, the museum offers a unique moving-sand picture-story show, “Sand Art,” accompanied by live music.

KANAE is a supreme tourist entertainment set in Aichi Prefecture's "Toyokawa Inari" and the surrounding towns, combining Toyokawa's stories, historical cultural assets, entertainment, gourmet food, and art. Toyokawa Inari is a spiritual place famous as one of Japan's three major Inari buildings. The Temple Treasure Hall on the grounds of the temple has been renovated into an art museum and stage, where you can have an artistic experience. Fox mask painting experience Performance at KANAE Entertainment Hall Special stage at Temple Treasure Hall KANAE Dance Showcase “MORI YUMI” Collection KANAE Theater Calligraphic Sounds Art appreciation at Yuki Nishimoto Museum etc. It is an all-in-one entertainment created by actors, shopping street staff, and travelers.

The theater's retro atmosphere exudes a sense of history, featuring an awe-inspiring hall with a wooden beam ceiling—something rarely seen today except in important cultural properties. Another highlight is the projection room, which remains unchanged from the past. The building also exhibits Western architectural influences, with Greek Doric-style columns visible inside. Recognized as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property and a Modern Industrial Heritage Site, this cinema is a rare and valuable cultural landmark in Japan’s film history.

Experience the magic of LEGOLAND Japan in Nagoya, where endless adventure and creativity await! From thrilling roller coasters to interactive attractions like driving LEGO cars and training as a ninja, this park is designed for families to make unforgettable memories. Marvel at Miniland Japan, where iconic landmarks are built from millions of LEGO bricks, or dive into hands-on workshops where you can craft your own LEGO masterpieces. With exciting 4D movies, live shows, and seasonal events, there's always something new to discover. Enjoy delicious themed dining and find exclusive LEGO sets in the shops. LEGOLAND Japan promises a day of excitement and fun for travelers of all ages, making it the ultimate family destination. Book now to create memories that will last a lifetime

Sumo, a revered Japanese martial art and combat sport, boasts a rich tradition dating back to ancient times. You can sit in a chair and observe. (Usually, visitors sit on the ground.) Embark on a unique tour that grants you exclusive access to witness sumo wrestlers engaged in rigorous practice, offering a rare chance to capture the moment with them. An English-speaking guide will be available at the meeting place, the temple “Ryushoin”. You will be able to see the techniques of sumo wrestlers up close. Delve into the intensity of daily training for professional Sumo wrestlers, providing a rare and intimate glimpse into their dedication and discipline. Explore the renowned Takasago stable, distinguished for producing six yokozuna (the highest rank in sumo, often referred to as grand champions) and eight ozeki (the second-highest rank, signifying accomplished sumo wrestlers). This solidifies its status as one of the most prestigious sumo stables globally.