Tour guiado de medio día (AM) al Castillo de Nagoya y al Museo conmemorativo de Toyota
Descripción
Descubra el orgullo de Nagoya, el legado de los tiempos de Samurai, y la tradición de Monozukuri ("Artesanía") en dos sitios; Nagoya Castle y Toyota Conmemorative Museum of Industry and Technology. Con un guía dedicado, disfrute de la belleza del castillo de Nagoya con el magnífico Hommaru Palace; una conocida obra maestra de la arquitectura que fue reconstruida por completo con los mismos materiales y técnicas que el Período Edo. Obtenga un conocimiento más profundo de la historia Monozukuri de Toyota que fue iniciado por Sakichi Toyoda como una empresa de hilado y tejido. Y conozca su espíritu de Kaizen (Mejora Continua) que ha sido heredado desde su fundación. Todas las tarifas de entrada incluidas.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El castillo de Nagoya fue construido en 1610 por Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu. Ieyasu es un samurai que completó la unificación del país para terminar la era de la batalla y se convirtió en el primer shogun del Gobierno de Edo que duró 260 años.
Establecido por el grupo Toyota, este museo conserva y usa un edificio de fábrica utilizado durante la era Taisho (1912–1926) que aún permanece en el lugar de nacimiento del grupo Toyota como patrimonio industrial.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Por favor, prepárate para caminar bastante
- En algunos feriados nacionales, algunas atracciones pueden estar cerradas, por lo que otras pueden ser sustituidas
Opiniones(6)
Detailed explanations from guide Ochi-san. Ample time for all stops
We had agreat guide! Was interesting to learn about the Toyota company. My brother loves cars and the guide let us end the tour at the factory so we could browse longer.
My husband and I enjoyed the tour very much. Our local tour guide (so sorry I couldn’t recall her name) was very caring and informative. She made Nagoya castle more meaningful with all the little details and stories. She also helped us to take some amazing photo with cherry blossom. And she took us around with subway and bus which you can see how Nagoya people go about their life. Toyota museum was amazing too. Highly recommend!
Besides us, who is more excited to see Nagoya Castle and the Toyota Commemorative Museum? Our guide Yama-san! If you want to see Nagoya Castle and the Toyota Museum in a half a day, you need a knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide like Yama-san. Nagoya Castle’s moats and stone foundation works are truly beyond imagination. How do you move stones that large to form a perfect arc foundation without mortar? If we didn’t have Yama-san, we wouldn’t have known about the castles ninja defenses. The Toyota Museum is very large and covers everything from textiles to car design; you could spend a whole day there if you wanted to. If you are into textiles or cars, the Toyota Museum is a fascinating experience especially with our tour guide Yama-san being a 30 year veteran of the Toyota company. His English was very good and he was very helpful in navigating the transportation system to get us to our destinations. We would highly recommend taking this half day tour with Yama-san! He is a wonderful guide.
It was an amazing trip 😍 dream comes true finally I've visited Toyota museum with an expert man Mr.Yama he is not only tour guide he knows everything and very kind and helpful in everything even in photos We also went to the Nagoya castle we enjoyed the Ninja and Samurai show 🥷🏻 Don’t miss this trip ♥️
Overall tour was good but was surprised that it was not the tour to the Samurai Museum since it was stated as the title of the trip. Miss Mayuko is very friendly and attentive.
Thank you for taking the time to share your review. We hope you could feel the spirit of Samurai at Nagoya castle where the most famous Shogun had built. As it shown on the itinerary, Samurai museum is not included, also there are no "Samurai Museum" in Nagoya. However we will discuss internally about the tour title to be more clear where the guide will take guests. The information is valuable towards improving our tours. We really appreciate your feedback and we hope to see you again soon.
