Nagoya

Hakutei's natural hot spring is in the hotel!|||Inuyama City, located near Nagoya, is not a popular destination, but it has a rich history. It is home to Inuyama Castle, one of Japan's five national treasure castles (which has never been renovated). The Showa-era shopping street in the castle town is the busiest place in the city, but most shops close after 5:00 pm. In summer, you can watch fishermen fish in the traditional way on the Kiso River. The area is not crowded, making it a great place to relax. Hotel recommendation: Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden Breakfast: Semi-buffet with Japanese and American set meals Room: Rooms are spacious, and different room types offer different views Tea room: Free access to the national treasure tea room with a room card. Matcha and tea snacks are available for an additional JPY 600 Hot spring: Hot spring water from the Kiso River, Inuyama's natural Hakutei hot spring. Yukata and geta are available in the room. Change your geta at the entrance and do not wear shoes inside (wash before entering the pool) Bar | YORIMICHI: The atmosphere is great with just one table. The signature cocktail is interesting, with matcha and alcohol, a little gold leaf, and a sense of ritual Public area: The sunken lobby offers views of Inuyama Castle. There is also a gym and a shopping area About the itinerary: The back door of the hotel is a 10-minute walk from Haritsuna Shrine. Walk straight ahead to the national treasure castle tower. The street facing the shrine is the castle town. An interesting city off the beaten path: Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture