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Aerial view of Japan's National Treasure Inuyama Castle, with its black-tiled ancient keep standing proudly by the Kiso River, blending historic charm with modern cityscape and distant mountains, showcasing Nagoya's unique blend of history and nature.
[Buy One Get One Free] Nagoya Transportation Pass | Inuyama Castle & Meiji Village Pass
[Buy One Get One Free] Nagoya Transportation Pass | Inuyama Castle & Meiji Village Pass
[Buy One Get One Free] Nagoya Transportation Pass | Inuyama Castle & Meiji Village Pass
[Buy One Get One Free] Nagoya Transportation Pass | Inuyama Castle & Meiji Village Pass

[Buy One Get One Free] Nagoya Transportation Pass | Inuyama Castle & Meiji Village Pass

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  • "Four-in-one package" to explore the Inuyama area of ​​Nagoya in one go
  • The package allows tourists to easily arrange transportation from Nagoya to Inuyama
  • With this package, you can visit the oldest national treasure-level castle among the 12 existing castles in Japan: Inuyama Castle!
  • Use this package to take a stroll through the Meiji Village Museum, an open-air museum that houses many Japanese Meiji-era buildings!
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Ticket typePass
Ticket formatE-ticket
Ticket areaTōkai & Hokuriku

Product Info

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- Attraction Introduction -

This product includes a Meitetsu train ticket from Meitetsu Nagoya Station (Nagoya City) to Inuyama Station (Inuyama City), a voucher for the famous National Treasure Inuyama Castle, an admission ticket to the Meiji Village Museum, and a bus ticket from Inuyama Station to Meiji Village. Welcome to book this product and enjoy your sightseeing trip!
Recommended Itinerary: Meitetsu Nagoya Station / Inuyama Castle / Inuyama Castle Town / Meiji Village Outdoor Museum

- Ticket Introduction -

This set includes 4 types of tickets.

  1. Meitetsu Nagoya Station → Inuyama Station one-way railway ticket (each ticket is valid for one-time use only and is valid only on the day of participation).
    (If you purchase a return ticket) Inuyama Station → Meitetsu Nagoya Station one-way railway ticket (each ticket is valid for one trip and is valid for 30 days from the date of purchase).
  2. Bus ticket for the Inuyama Station East Exit to Meiji Village section (valid for 2 consecutive days): Timetable
  3. National Treasure Inuyama Castle Ticket Exchange Coupon ※This ticket cannot be used to enter Inuyama Castle. Please go to the ticket office to exchange this ticket for an Inuyama Castle ticket.
    *Actual business hours may vary depending on the season.
    ※Entry may be restricted due to crowds. We apologize for any inconvenience.
    Pets are strictly prohibited.
    ※Please check the official website for opening hours, holidays, and other information before visiting.
  4. Meiji Village Museum Admission Ticket ※Please check the official website for opening hours, closures, and other information before visiting.
Japan's National Treasure Inuyama Castle stands majestically under a blue sky, its unique black roof tiles and white walls peeking through the tree branches, showcasing the grandeur and historical significance of this ancient fortress.

Use this ticket to visit Nagoya Inuyama to appreciate Japan’s national treasure-level ancient city Inuyama Castle.

A trio of Inuyama Castle Town's local delicacies: black sesame soft-serve ice cream on the left, Japanese grilled dango in the middle, and heart-shaped sweets on the right, showcasing the culinary delights of visiting Nagoya-Inuyama.

Try the local cuisine "Tangle Yaki" and "Gohei Mochi" as well as various specialty snacks in Inuyama Castle Town

A wide brick pathway at Meiji-mura Museum, lined with Meiji-era buildings blending Japanese and Western styles, adorned with green hedges and autumn trees, showcasing the unique charm of this historical district.

Stroll around the retro-emotional Meiji-era-style streets at the Meiji Village Museum

Purchase Notice

  • This ticket cannot be used on vehicles with reserved seats, which require the purchase of a separate reserved seat ticket.
  • This activity is only open to adults aged 12 and over. Primary school students are not eligible to book.
  • Please be sure to redeem your "National Treasure Dog Mountain City Ticket Voucher" at the event venue.
  • Please be sure to bring an internet-connected device such as a smartphone or tablet. Visitors without such a device will not be able to use the service.
  • Recommended environment for using e-tickets: iOS 16 or later/Safari (latest version), Android 10.0 or later/Chrome (latest version). Even if you are using it in the recommended environment, it may not work depending on the mobile device or environment you are using.
  • If your order information cannot be confirmed due to device malfunction, battery depletion, or other reasons, you will be unable to use this service. Please pay separately for the regular passenger fare from your departure station to your arrival station.
  • Tickets that are lost or stolen will not be reissued.
  • All other terms of use comply with the passenger business rules of the major operating companies and Japanese law.
  • Tickets that have exceeded their expiration date are considered invalid.

How to Use

  • Railway tickets: Please scan the QR Code at the ticket gate and go directly through the ticket gate. The QRCode will be automatically displayed on the day of the event.
  • Bus ticket: When getting on or off the bus, please show the driver the screen showing the available zones on your e-ticket.
  • Detailed electronic ticket usage: Ticket Usage Guide / 사용설명서 / Chinese Simplified / Chinese Traditional

Experience Location

Location Name: Inuyama Castle

Address: 〒484-0082 Inuyama Hokuko Ticket 65-2, Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture


Business Hours

Business hours: 9:00~17:00 (last admission time is 16:30)

Public holidays: 12/29-31

Official website: https://inuyama-castle.jp/

Location Name: Meiji Village

Address: 1 Uchiyama, Inuyama, Aichi 484-0000 Japan


Business Hours
  • Business Hours:
    • April to July, September to October: 09:30~17:00
    • August: 10:00~17:00
    • November: 09:30~16:00
    • December to February: 10:00–16:00
    • March: 09:30~17:00
  • Public holidays: July 27-31, August 4-6, August 8-16, August 18-20, August 22-23, August 25-27, August 29-30, September 1-3, September 7-11, December 14-18 and December 29-31, 2026. Please refer to the official website for detailed business information.
  • Please refer to the official website for detailed business information.

FAQ

1. What is the historical significance of Inuyama Castle?

Inuyama Castle holds significant historical value as one of Japan's oldest original castles, dating back to the Sengoku period. It has been designated a National Treasure, a testament to its enduring architectural integrity and importance in Japanese history. The castle offers a glimpse into feudal Japan, its defensive structures, and the lifestyle of its former lords.

2. What makes Inuyama Castle a designated National Treasure of Japan?

Inuyama Castle is a designated National Treasure because it retains its original main keep, or 'tenshu,' a rare survival among Japanese castles. Unlike many others rebuilt after wars or disasters, Inuyama Castle's main structure offers an authentic example of Japanese castle architecture from the 16th century, preserving its unique defensive and aesthetic characteristics.

3. How can visitors travel from Nagoya to Inuyama Castle and Meiji Village Museum?

Visitors can conveniently travel from Nagoya to the Inuyama area. The journey typically involves taking a Meitetsu train from Nagoya Station to Inuyama Station. From Inuyama Station, local buses provide access to both Inuyama Castle and the Meiji Village Museum, ensuring a smooth and integrated travel experience between these attractions.

4. How much time should be allocated to fully experience Inuyama Castle?

To fully experience Inuyama Castle and its surrounding areas, including the castle town and gardens, it's recommended to allocate approximately 2 to 3 hours. This allows ample time to explore the castle's interior, appreciate its architecture, enjoy the panoramic views from the top, and stroll through the historic town at a comfortable pace.

5. What are the key characteristics of Japan's Meiji era that can be explored at Meiji Village Museum?

The Meiji Village Museum showcases the dramatic transformation of Japan during the Meiji era (1868-1912), a period marked by rapid Westernization and modernization. Visitors can explore architectural styles blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western influences, observe industrial advancements, and learn about the social and cultural shifts that shaped modern Japan through preserved historical buildings and artifacts.

6. What unique experiences or exhibits can visitors find at Meiji Village Museum?

At Meiji Village Museum, visitors can immerse themselves in Japan's Meiji era by exploring over 60 preserved buildings, including residences, schools, churches, and factories, relocated and restored from across Japan. Unique experiences include riding a historic steam locomotive or streetcar, tasting traditional Meiji-era cuisine, and engaging with exhibits that illustrate the daily life and technological innovations of the period.

7. What is the recommended duration for exploring the Meiji Village Museum?

Given the expansive grounds and numerous buildings and exhibits, it is recommended to allocate a substantial portion of your day to explore Meiji Village Museum. A visit of 4 to 5 hours, or even a full day, is ideal to comfortably walk through the different zones, visit key buildings, and participate in any available activities without feeling rushed.

8. Are there any specific Meiji-era buildings or areas that are highlights within Meiji Village Museum?

Yes, Meiji Village Museum features several notable highlights. These include the main entrance gate of the former Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the impressive St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, and the historically significant Lighthouse from Shinagawa. Exploring these specific structures provides deeper insight into the era's architectural and cultural developments.

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