History, spirituality, and local flavors come together on this walking tour of Nagoya.

Explore Atsuta Shrine, wander through a peaceful forest, learn about Shinto traditions, and enjoy regional food and tea with a friendly English-speaking guide.

Your experience begins at Atsuta Shrine, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, with a history spanning over 1,900 years.

As you explore the grounds, your guide will share the shrine’s cultural and spiritual significance, along with stories tied to its long history.

You’ll also take part in a traditional Shinto purification ritual, then enjoy a quiet walk through the surrounding forest, where Nagoya feels calmer and more connected to nature, reflection, and tradition.

After visiting the shrine, enjoy kishimen noodles, a Nagoya specialty of flat, wide noodles in a soy-based broth, topped with green onions, tempura, and fish cakes.

To finish, relax with high-quality Japanese tea and kiyome mochi, a traditional sweet made from adzuki beans.

This experience offers a simple, meaningful way to connect with Nagoya’s spiritual heritage, nature, and local food culture in one journey.