• Mosaic Tile Museum Tajimi - Situated in Tajimi, the birthplace of mosaic tiles, the Mosaic Tile Museum Tajimi offers visitors the opportunity to explore exhibitions and gain insights into the history of mosaic tiles with the help of a knowledgeable guide.
• Hommachi Oribe Street - Visitors can explore numerous pottery shops to experience local ceramics firsthand. There is also the possibility of discovering rare pieces that are typically unavailable elsewhere in Japan. Additionally, visitors can savor a delicious local meal.

• Photos taken by your guide
• Entrance fee - Admission to Mozaic tile museum
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

• Lunch

Start your journey at Nagoya Station and board the train to Tajimi Station.

Upon reaching your destination, a bus will transport you to the Mosaic Tile Museum. Here, you can admire the distinctive architecture and delve into the rich history of Tajimi’s tiles.

Continue your adventure at Honmachi Oribe Street, renowned for its array of tableware shops. Wander through stores set in Japanese buildings over a century old, and take your time selecting your favorite items while soaking in the traditional ambiance. Unlike bustling tourist areas, this location offers a serene and leisurely experience, allowing you to enjoy your day at your own pace. Discover everything from everyday tableware to exclusive, high-end pieces seldom found elsewhere in Japan—ideal for finding a unique treasure.

While Tokoname is another pottery town that can be visited on a day trip from Nagoya, it offers an intriguing contrast to the “Tokoname Pottery Village Day Trip from Nagoya” tour.

The excursion wraps up with a train journey back to Nagoya Station.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.