【長野】 Magome-juku Edo-Era Townscape Walk & Ena Gorge Observatory & Sanko Inari Shrine & Inuyama Castle Day Trip | Departure from Nagoya

• Experience the essence of central Japan in a day: Magome-juku for Edo-era charm, Ena Gorge Observatory for stunning canyon views, and Inuyama Castle for exploring Sengoku history.
• Magome-juku features many traditional wooden buildings, such as teahouses and souvenir shops, allowing you to experience the rich Edo atmosphere.
• Tsumago-juku is Japan's first "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings."
• Ena Gorge is a columnar joint gorge formed by the Kiso River cutting through volcanic lava. The scenery is magnificent and it is one of the 100 best dam lakes.

Magome-juku, Ena-kyo Observatory, and Inuyama Castle are all very distinctive attractions in the Chubu region of Japan. With a rich history and culture and well-preserved traditional landscape, this is a day trip for an in-depth experience of Japanese culture. The following is a recommended day trip from Nagoya: 08:30 Meet and depart from Nagoya Station. The first stop is **Inuyama Castle**. Inuyama Castle is the oldest existing castle tower in Japan and is designated as a National Treasure. It is known as one of the "Four National Treasure Castles of Japan" along with Himeji Castle, Matsumoto Castle, and Hikone Castle. Visitors can climb the castle tower and enjoy a panoramic view of the Kiso River and the castle town from the top observation deck, feeling the atmosphere of the Warring States period. **Sanko Inari Shrine** is famous for its rows of red torii gates and is known for its blessings of good relationships and improved love fortune. The guardian deity is an Inari fox, and there are many heart-sh