In this tour, you will visit Nagoya’s three major sightseeing facilities very efficiently with a professional guide in one day. The amount of time spent at each location might be a bit shorter than the ones in our other tours, however, you will make the most of your time in Nagoya!All three of these sites will show you the excellence of “crafting and manufacturing”. At Honmaru Palace in Nagoya Castle, you’ll be embraced by the art of Samurai times here and there in the architecture. At the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, you’ll learn why the Central Japan area is known for manufacturing because of the Toyota Company. At the end of the tour, you’ll learn how the Japanese railway system has been developed as one of the top technologies in the world.
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First you will visit Nagoya Castle. Honmaru Palace at the castle was built by one of the famous Shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu in the beginning of 17th Century, Japan. The palace was the residence of a feudal lord of the region and served as a regional government office initially. However, it was transformed to an accommodation for Shoguns that was used only when they traveled between Edo (Tokyo) and Kyoto. This place with more than 30 rooms is gorgeously and finley decorated with wall paintings, ornamental metal fittings, and so much more. The architecture was admired as a Samurai culture themed art museum. Next, you’ll deepen your knowledge about “monozukuri” (manufacturing and craftsmanship) culture by watching the live demonstrations and the exhibitions of continually improving products at Toyota Commemorative Museum. This is where Toyota was started by Sakichi Toyoda as a Spinning and Weaving Company. The company’s studious, challenging, kaizen (striving for improvement), and creative spirit led the country to a big “manufacturing” nation and this world-famous company means a lot to the locals in the Nagoya region. After you learn about the “manufacturing spirit,” you’ll head to SCMAGLEV and Railway Park. This is the museum where you can see both the history of railways, as well as the latest technology of railways. You will be impressed not only the numbers of successive trains, but also by the passion of the technical experts that made our country famous for accurate and high speed Shinkansen (bullet trains). Finally, you will learn how the MAGLEV (magnetic train) will be operated that will start running between Tokyo and Nagoya soon in 2027. MAGLEV is a big reason why our city, Nagoya, has been rapidly growing recently, especially around the main station. Itinerary Meeting/pick up will be located at the Tourist Information Center in Nagoya Station. From there we will then take a train to see Nagoya Castle (mainly Honmaru Palace). After a 1 hour tour at the castle, we will head to the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology by taxi and tour around the museum for another hour. For lunch, we will go back to Nagoya Station by taxi where you can choose your favorite restaurant among the many different options.
