• Nagoya - The tour begins with a meetup at Nagoya Station at 08:00am. Guests should wait inside the station, in front of the SILVER clock tower across from the Shinkansen exit gates. Your guide will greet you there.

Your guide will provide you with a brief history of the city and set the scene as we depart from Nagoya Station towards the fish market on foot.

• Yanagibashi Central Market - We will tour Yanagibashi Central Fish Market and get a glimpse into the lives of the fishmongers and local shoppers at this vibrant morning market.

We will relax and recharge as we enjoy Nagoya’s coffee and “morning” culture in Endonji shopping street. Guests will be able to order their beverage and toast of choice.

• Nagoya Castle - With our morning break complete, we will tour Nagoya Castle grounds and the exterior of the castle’s keep before entering Honmaru Palace. After the castle, we will walk to nearby Kinshachi Yokocho for our second dish of the tour, Tebasaki chicken wings.

• Hisaya-odori Park - We will set off on foot once again to through Hisayaodori Park. Here, guests will have some free time to shop, explore Oasis 21, or ride the elevator to the top of Mirai Tower.

• Osu Shopping Street - We will then make our way via subway to the Osu shopping district. Here, we will enjoy the final two dishes of the tour, tenmusu and Miso-Katsu. You will then have free time to explore the expansive shopping district on your own.

We will head back to Nagoya station via subway. Guests wishing to end the tour at Sakae will be able to do so.

The tour concludes at Nagoya Station, where the guide will say their goodbyes.

• Tenmusu (rice ball)
• Transportation during the tour
• Tebasaki (chicken wings)
• English speaking guide
• A beverage and toast set
• Entry fee at Nagoya Castle
• Miso-Katsu (pork cutlet)

• Additional food/beverages
• Transportation to/from Nagoya Station

For those who prefer to eat their way through Japan, there probably aren’t many cities more “foodie-friendly” than Nagoya. With a large port and fertile plains, along with the wealth and resources of the powerful city of Samuri, Nagoya has long had access to a wide variety of foods distinctive from other regions of Japan.

Nagoya’s cuisine, or as the locals call it, “Nagoya Meshi,” follows its own unique style of familiar feeling, hearty, comfort foods and includes specialties such as Miso-Katsu (deep fried pork cutlets covered in red miso sauce), Tebasaki (crispy fried chicken wings), Tenmusu (miniature riceballs filled with crunchy shrimp tempura), and more.

As we eat our way through Nagoya, you will also be able to marvel at the gilded artwork and golden screens in Honmaru Palace, relax as you gaze upon the reflecting pond of Mirai Tower, and learn about the day’s fresh catch at a bustling fish market as you are led by an experienced, English-speaking guide.

• Travel time between destinations included in the itinerary

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