Things to Do in Inuyama

Walk through the town dressed in a kimono and savor matcha in a tea room. By combining these two experiences, you can gain a deeper appreciation of the charm of Japanese culture. In the tea room, you can actually try making matcha yourself. Enjoy a special moment that is not only perfect for photos but also leaves a lasting impression on your heart.

You can recreate the potter's wheel experience as many times as you like. You can create it as many times as you like until you are satisfied. Please create your favorite utensils such as rice bowls, plates, tea cups, etc. You can also choose the color when finished. The craftsmen's talk will be unique and it will be a fun time.

This luxury plan includes an exceptional Experience of staying in a suite at Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden . Before your stay, you will be given a special tour of the National Treasure tea house "Joan," which is normally closed to the public, at Urakuen, the Japanese garden adjacent to the hotel, and enjoy matcha tea within the garden. After the tour and tea Experience, you will elegantly check into your Hotel Indigo suite, marking the start of your special journey. The Japanese Garden Urakuen, located below Inuyama, is home to the National Treasure teahouse Joan. With this plan, you can take advantage of the limited time before check-in to stroll through the garden in a private space, shrouded in tranquility before it opens to the public. You can enjoy the ultimate in wabi-sabi, meticulously maintained by the gardeners, to your heart's content.

Explore the transformative Meiji era at Meiji Village, an open-air museum showcasing authentic structures from Japan's modernization period. This guided experience adapts to your interests, allowing you to choose from express visits to in-depth explorations of historic buildings that illustrate Japan's cultural shift. Travel through the village using preserved transportation methods like historic streetcars and steam locomotives for an immersive journey. Recognized as a filming location for numerous productions, Meiji Village blends real history with cinematic charm, creating a unique cultural experience. - Guided tour options: express, comprehensive, or extended - Experience authentic Meiji-era architecture and learn from knowledgeable guides - Travel between areas using historic transportation methods - Ideal for history lovers and those interested in Japanese culture

We have prepared a special original course meal. We are filled with a sense of hospitality, including ingredients from Aichi, Inuyama ware dishes, and original chopstick bags. Local sake is also abundant. You can choose where to eat, such as a counter, table, or private room. There's also a surprise at the end! ! !

Discover Inuyama’s rich history and charm on this private guided tour. Start at Inuyama Station and explore the historic Castle Town, with stops at the Donden-kan and Former Isobe Residence, where you’ll learn about the town’s unique features. Visit the Castle and Town Museum to dive deeper into the area’s past. Then, capture the iconic red torii gates at Sanko Inari Shrine. Next, step inside Inuyama Castle, Japan’s oldest surviving castle keep and National Treasure. Learn about its fascinating history and enjoy breathtaking views from the top. The tour concludes at the serene Yuraku-en Garden, where you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and admire the seasonal plants. While entry to the National Treasure tea room is limited, you can still experience traditional tea culture at Gen-an. This 3.5-hour private tour offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, ideal for anyone looking to explore Inuyama’s timeless charm.

Hotel Indigo's restaurant has a spacious feel, and its sophisticated interior is inspired by old folk houses in Inuyama Castle Town. The lighting is reminiscent of cormorant fishing torches, and the ceiling is inspired by the flow of the Kiso River. The food is plentiful and can be served for dinner.