Discover the most popular places to visit in Inuyama
Inuyama Castle
8.8/10 (311 reviews)
Inuyama Castle stands as one of Japan's oldest original wooden castles, designated as a National Treasure. Climb its steep staircases to discover authentic feudal architecture and savour panoramic views of the Kiso River.
Museum Meiji-mura
9.0/10 (16 reviews)
This open-air museum showcases preserved buildings from Japan's Meiji era. Explore Frank Lloyd Wright's reconstructed Imperial Hotel entrance while riding historic trams through the grounds.
Japan Monkey Park
8.8/10 (10 reviews)
Japan Monkey Park combines thrilling rides with the world's largest primate collection. Watch rare monkeys and gorillas, then enjoy roller coasters and seasonal attractions like the summer water park.
Inuyama Cultural Historical Museum
7.8/10 (8 reviews)
Step back in time at this museum showcasing Inuyama's Edo period with a remarkable 1840 town diorama. Explore artefacts of the Naruse family while gaining insight into samurai and townspeople's daily lives.
Jo-an Teahouse
8.0/10 (2 reviews)
This 17th-century National Treasure showcases the refined aesthetics of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies. Visitors can enjoy seasonal sweets and tea in the adjacent Koan teahouse.
Inuyama Jyokamachi
10.0/10 (1 review)
Step back in time along Inuyama Jokamachi's Edo-period streets lined with traditional wooden merchant houses. Rent a kimono and savour local delicacies while exploring this living museum of Japanese heritage.
Urakuen Garden
10.0/10 (1 review)
Explore the Jo-an Teahouse, a National Treasure in Urakuen Garden's bamboo groves. Experience a traditional tea ceremony amid beautiful landscapes for an authentic glimpse into Japanese cultural heritage.
Oagata Shrine
10.0/10 (2 reviews)
This 17th-century shrine honours the deity who created Owari Province and is renowned for fertility blessings. During March, visitors can enjoy the spectacular plum garden while seeking fortune in love and childbirth.
"Hotel is located right next to Inuyama Station making it easy to get in and out of the city. The property is relatively new. Helpful staffs, good centralized air conditioning, comfortable bed, on-site spa, and great breakfast are very much loved."
"This hotel set the new standard for my wife to travel to Japan now. It is sit right below Inuyama castle and the hot spring is just perfect after all day out. It's garden (free with room key) is relaxing and tea ceremony (600Yen) was great. The hotel is well designed and the breakfast set (5000 pp) is well worth it.
The staff is helpful for dinner reservation, taxi, or guide to local place. The hotel is 8 - 10 min walk to the Inuyama street where you can visit multiple shrines and walk to...
"Very attentive and friendly staff. Great location walkable to Inuyama station and Inuyama castle. Loved the breakfast. Very spacious room. Would stay again. "
"The room is a repurposed office, so the shape is a little unusual having a full window as the wall facing the road. This is covered by a curtain. If you need to sleep in total darkness, it may be a little uncomfortable. The curtain blocked the light enough for us to sleep comfortably though. The location gives great walking access to the castle and train station. There are trains and buses to different cultural attractions.
There was a short fireworks show every evening from about 8:30 to 9...
"Two blocks from the train station and the bus terminals, very easy to take a day-trip. The hotel is big and the room is spacious, much large than a typical Japanese hotel's. It is in the area with many restaurants. "
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You'll find cheap prices on Expedia for your Inuyama escape. However, factors like your choice of hotel, the season and length of stay will determine how much your holiday to Inuyama costs.
What are the cheapest months to go to Inuyama?
If you'd like to score a cheap Inuyama holiday package, consider visiting in February, June and October. You're likely to find better prices on hotels and airfares during these months — perfect for a budget-friendly getaway.
How many days is enough for Inuyama?
With about 2 days, you'll have plenty of time to visit popular neighbourhoods such as Haguro and Niwa during your Inuyama holiday. Remember to also add Inuyama Cultural Historical Museum and Uraku-en & Jo-an Teahouse to your must-do list. In the mood for more adventures? Consider venturing outside of Inuyama on tours and day trips.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Inuyama?
Well known for its golfing and home to leading attractions like Inuyama Castle, an Inuyama holiday is bound to impress. Another top sight to visit? Don't miss Japan Monkey Park.
How to find the best Inuyama package deals?
Landing a cheap Inuyama package deal is a breeze with Expedia. After you've entered your preferred dates and destination under our "Packages" tab, set your budget, apply a few filters and see what's available. You can fine-tune your search by "Amenities," "Property type," "Guest rating" and more. Sort the results by "Price: low to high" to discover the most affordable Inuyama package deals. Want a simple trick to get even more savings? Be flexible with your departure dates and consider travelling on a weekday, when prices are generally lower.
Is it cheaper to book an Inuyama holiday as a package?
You can enjoy significant savings on your Inuyama escape by booking a tailored holiday package. Click on the "Package" heading, then select your travel dates and destination to browse the best airfares and hotel prices. Bundle everything into a neat package and you can save hundreds of dollars. Consider adding a rental car and you may score a better deal.
When to book a holiday package to Inuyama?
If you're considering a spontaneous Inuyama holiday, check out our last-minute deals that can be booked up to a week before you take off. Don't want to leave things to the last minute? You can land amazing deals on your hotels and flights by booking well in advance.
How to plan a trip to Inuyama?
Choose when to go: Check your calendar and pack your bags. Your preferred season and the type of activities available will also help you decide when to holiday in Inuyama.
Set your budget: Factor in costs like flights, food and transportation when calculating how much to put aside for your trip to Inuyama. Then, choose a property that fits your budget, whether that's an economical stay or a lavish getaway.
Decide how long to go for: Now that you know more about Inuyama, you can work out the ideal length of your break. Pull together a draft itinerary and allocate enough time to cover everything you want to see.
Bundle your airfare and accommodation: Once you've settled on your travel dates and duration, book the perfect Inuyama holiday package for you.