With AI Translation Samurai Legacy & Tea Ceremony, Nagoya Castle

Highlights -Explore Nagoya Castle with expert insights into samurai history -See 17th-century towers and the exquisitely rebuilt Honmaru Palace -Step inside the Sarumen Teahouse, a nationally designated cultural property rarely open to the public -Experience an authentic tea ceremony by a master in seasonal décor -Savor wagashi once crafted for the Tokugawa lords

Tour Overview This tour makes use of an AI translation device supporting over 90 languages, ensuring smooth communication throughout your experience. It blends samurai grandeur with refined tea culture. Begin with a guided tour of Nagoya Castle, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu and famed for golden shachihoko. Though the main keep was lost in WWII, original towers remain from the 17th century. Then enter the Sarumen Teahouse, normally closed to the public, to enjoy a traditional ceremony by a tea master. Seasonal sweets, once crafted for Tokugawa lords, complete this rare, multi-sensory journey into Japan’s past.