Join a full-day small-group tour from Nagoya and take a relaxing walk on the Nakasendo Trail. This old trail was used by samurai and travelers over 400 years ago. You’ll walk about 3.3 kilometers with a guide, so you don’t need to worry about getting lost. It’s a quiet path through nature where you can enjoy the peaceful feeling of old Japan.

You’ll also visit a special village known for its old-style wooden houses. This place is protected so it stays just like it was long ago. It’s a great spot for visitors who want to see traditional Japanese life. Put your phone away, take a break from your busy day, and enjoy the calm and beauty of the countryside.

What’s Covered

Full-day guided tour
English-speaking guide
Round-trip transport from Nagoya
Entry to Nagisomachi Museum

What’s Extra

Meals and drinks
Personal spending
Any costs not listed above

Good to Know

You will receive an e-voucher by email; show it at the meeting point.
At least two participants are needed to confirm the tour.
The group size is limited to a maximum of seven people.
Public transport is easily accessible near the meeting location.
Infants must be held on laps during the trip.
Pets are not allowed on this tour.
Infant seats are not provided.
This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.

We have had a fantastic day on the Nakasendō trail going from Magome to Tsumago. Yama San has been a fantastic guide keeping us both entertained and informed. We especially enjoyed the places he found for us that were away from the crowds that most visitors won’t know to go to. The trail through the forest was breath taking and we were even able to drink fresh mountain water from a special spot. It was not to taxing a walk as we went from the waterfall to Tsumago. If you walk from Magome the first part is uphill. The villages themselves are very representative of old Japan and are very striking. Even the gift shops are traditional. Yama San took many photos along our walk and some from very unusual angles which were very striking. We will have some great memories to take home

Mark P

2025年3月29日