• Toyokawa Inari Temple - Toyokawa Inari Shrine ranks among Japan’s “Big Three” Inari shrines, alongside Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto and Yutoku Inari Shrine in Saga. This breathtaking complex features over 1000 Inari fox statues, each adorned with vibrant red bibs, vigilantly guarding the premises.

Your guide will offer a tour of the shrine and the adjacent Buddhist temple, sharing its intriguing history, while allowing ample time for personal exploration. Capture the beauty of this sacred site through your camera lens.

• Toyokawa Inari Omotesando - Following your shrine visit, enjoy a relaxed lunch and free time at Toyokawa’s Omotesando shopping street. This delightful, retro-style street is renowned for Inari Sushi—a sushi variety made with vinegared rice encased in deep-fried tofu pockets. It’s an ideal opportunity to savor this sweet and savory dish, which is believed to have originated here. Stroll through the shops, absorb the nostalgic ambiance, and perhaps purchase a fox mask souvenir.
• Korankei Visitor Center - Korankei Gorge is a cherished spot for nature enthusiasts. Continuing with the “big three” theme, Korankei is one of Japan’s top three destinations for autumn foliage, celebrated for its 4,000 Japanese maple trees that paint the landscape in rich reds and golds each fall.

However, Korankei is not solely an autumn marvel—each season offers its own distinct allure, from spring wildflowers to lush green summer foliage, and enchanting snowy vistas in winter.

We’ll embark on a scenic walk through the gorge, providing ample time to capture photos, including the iconic Tomoebashi Bridge and the 11 different varieties of maple trees.

You’ll also have the opportunity to explore Sanshu Asuke Yashiki Village, a living museum that revives the traditional Japanese rural lifestyle. Here, you can observe traditional crafts such as blacksmithing, bamboo weaving, waraji straw sandal making, and indigo dyeing. There will be time to explore the village and watch artisans at work.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Official Guide

• Lunch

Discover the breathtaking landscapes and enchanting views of Japan on this memorable one-day tour, ideal for both nature enthusiasts and photographers.

Visit the renowned Toyokawa Inari Shrine and capture the peaceful allure of its thousand stone foxes. Be amazed by the natural splendor of Korankei Gorge, a premier location in Japan for autumn foliage, where the brilliant hues of over 4,000 maple trees are mirrored in the calm waters. Wander through Sanshu Asuke Yashiki Village, a charming open-air museum, where rural beauty and traditional crafts are on display.

This tour is a photographer’s paradise, guiding you to some of Nagoya’s most picturesque locations, while offering a harmonious mix of nature, culture, and timeless elegance.

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