It is fun to see how the Japanese enshrined the tree that saved the castle. The castle construction was easily visible - no nails, flexible for earthquakes. The steep steps and low head clearance to slow down enemies was entertaining as was the existence of the room for throwing rocks at the enemy. Very well-kept and well organized tourist attraction. There were also some well-preserved suits of "armor", a bunch of Tori gates, lovely stonework walls. Not speaking/reading Japanese a bit of a handicap; fortunately we had an English-speaking guide. The town also had a charming small museum of mechanical dolls.

History is on full display here, with little to no guardrails. Going into the castle you are asked to remove your shoes and you are given a plastic bag to put them in. Once inside, your butt puckers (if you are me) at the front door of the soooper steep stairs (might as well be ladders) that take you up to the different floors. At the top, they actually let you WALK OUTSIDE THE PERIMETER at 19m above the ground with a .7m rotted hand rail that says "do not lean against" aka don't expect this to save you if you trip. On the way back down the stairs (ladder) I went backwards and it was much easier, (although I did get laughed at) even though I still was sweating because seriously these stairs are things my nightmares are made of. Sooo cool. Best touristy legit spot in all of Japan so far for us.

View from the castle is breathtaking! And I really appreciate they didn’t turn the castle into a museum like the Osaka Castle. Much of the original structure is preserved and you are required to take off your shoes to walk around inside the castle, like the Himeiji Castle. If you appreciate Japanese history, this one is worth a visit!

One of the five national treasures in Japan. We visited on a weekday and it wasn't too busy - we were able to walk up and down ok and enjoy the view. Feels really high at the top! Worth a visit if you're in Nagoya

Entrance fee 550yen, 4storey high with steep stairs, 60 mins queue on a Sunday. One of the 5 castles of National Treasure. Worth the wait and effort. View on castle top is beautiful.

Inuyama castle is a one-of-a-kind castle with beautiful view points of the city and original architecture however the ascent is very tedious and might not be suitable for some people. To go to the castle you must go through the shrine. All in all, it is a very worthwhile experience.

One of my fav castle visits so far. They keep most of the original design and it has the best traditional look and feel. One could feel the design and its purpose for defending the castle.

Great Inari shrine, close to the castle. Not so crowded. If you want you can go to the overcrowded and more famous Inari in Kyoto, otherwise there are many other quiet and peceful places like this :)

Lovely place, cute keychains and omamori sold! Also a place to wish for good luck in relationships. The tori gates were similar to the ones at fushimi inari taisha, although fewer, good photo spot nonetheless.

Very nice and peaceful. The staff were really sweet. Goshuin : 500¥

This is the Shrine that you can see before you get into the Inuyama Castle. Many Japanese are visiting the area. You can also see some nice red torii gates around

The Temple or more precisely, Shrine, was traditionally worshipped and respected by the followers and believers for the farming harvest, although it is gradually transformed to be worshipped and prayed for the business and operation harvest. But the Temple even goes further by claiming that worshippers can donate to have candle lightening and then wash their money [notes or changes] in the washing pond inside the shrine. The photos here do show one female worshipper who did wash her money in small pond after candle lightening. The Temple also promotes other worship-and-pray-for-harvest for relations and others, in addition to business. Because the Temple is located near Inuyama Castle, most visitors would visit the Shrine together.

This shrine is at the foothill of the path toward the Inuyama castle

This was a nice shrine to visit with plenty of paid parking near by. There is also a cool castle right behind the shrine that is worth checking out.

We came to Meij Mura on a beautiful spring day. It is often considered the best architectural museum in Japan. It features buildings from the Meiji area (1868-1912) organized in 5 areas. We started in Area 5 and walked our way back to Area 1. It is huge and you can definitely spend hours here, but if you’re strapped for time our highlights were: the Imperial Hotel, the prison, St Francis Xavier Cathedral, the Kabuki, the Post Office, and the Renga-dori road area. You can purchase tickets for the bus, steam train, and tram that run through the park, but please note the Steam Train only runs on certain days (you can check the schedule on the website). There are restaurants on site but they are of course a little pricey, so some reviews suggest bringing a picnic. We did not know this, but if you visit Inuyama castle first, you can get a combined discount ticket (not available if you visit Meiji Mura first).

The whole site is really well run. The variety of historical architecture is extraordinary. It would take weeks of travel to see this much history. The imperial hotel lobby is the most incredible 3 dimensional space I've ever encountered. I couldn't believe the place was not any more crowded than it was especially given it was a Sunday.

Museum is so large we could have easily spent the whole day there. There are 5 zones and many beautiful architecture and Meiji buildings, each with an educational description of it's uses and relevant histories. A lot of effort was put into the exhibits' details and the write-ups were done very thoughtfully. We were lucky to be there during an anime collaboration with Golden Kamuy, where there was a mystery walk (I.e. cluedo) which helped bring the buildings to life. Only qualm is that all descriptions are in japanese so some things are lost in translation, but pictures and artifacts are good enough to feel the history. Highly recommended for Japanese history buffs. Transport from the nearest train station is very convenient and accurate. There are plenty of eateries within the museum, though a bit pricier than outside. Parking is available outside the museum. Visitors can also pay for tour pacakges or to dress up in Meiji attire. Be prepared to walk a lot and take lots of nice photos.

If you love architecture, this museum is a must! I dreamed of visiting it for 18 years, and it didn't disappoint! As many, I went just for the FLW Imperial Hotel Lobby, however my experience here made me interested in Meiji era architecture. The smell of wood and the unpretentious authenticity of buildings in a serene nature setting transport you back in time. I can't wait to go back and explore more!

It's a must visit place. 3 hours only if you run around, so plan to stay longer. Very cozy places to sit and eat or just drink coffee. Loved it, any time of the year. A bit treaky to walk, but possible, though the bus is recommended, costs 500yen from Inuyama station and bus stop is marked.

Great museum with various historic buildings, staff tried to explain us lots of things in English too! We do speak a bit of Japanese but it was really appreciated. The website says there's too much to explore in one day but I think if you're used to walking a lot it's fine. It was very easily accessible by train and bus from Nagoya.

Recommended for people who like history, monuments, photography and nature It doesn’t matter if you don’t like to see monuments or museums. The buildings here are beautiful and special. The flowers, rivers and trees along the way are also very beautiful. Now the hydrangea is in full bloom in June. The whole park is very suitable for taking photos. I don’t like to take photos and walk around this suburb. It’s quiet and comfortable with few tourists. I especially recommend the small shop inside. The earrings and necklaces are cheap and exquisite. There are photo shooters, which are also distinctive and fun. There is a performance. If you can’t understand Japanese, you can go in and see the performance venue and the opening song and dance in the Meiji period. It’s very novel.

10 mins walk from inuyama station. A lot of the shops were not opened when I visited on Tuesday morning. Quite empty. A bit disappointing. And cars can still enter the valley so be careful of incoming vehicles

The perfect place to chill out especially the outdoor is extremely hot! All design and store inside are so beautiful, decorating the old Japan, shops selling classic snacks and food with good quality.

Very authentic place. The castle is original, although relatively small. You can go inside, but be careful, there are very steep stairs.

This alley is so nice. One of the asthetic and historical places in Japan that ive always seen in Instagram and other tourist websites. This alley is going to Inuyama Castle. You can also see from afar the tip of the castle. Many restaurants and souvenir shops are in the area. I love this place!

A serene and beautiful Japanese wooden castle.

I was there for the Inuyami Festival, which was incredible. I was with a group and we had arrived early in the am to watch the floats. We also visited the castle. There was street food all over and arts and crafts to see and purchase. At first, I thought it would've been hard to fill up our time before the lighting of the lanterns at night, but, somehow, the time flew. The people of the town were amazingly friendly and you could tell there was a strong sense of community there. The parading of the floats and the lighting of the lanterns was one of the most extraordinary things I've seen in my life. The wait in the brisk cold was more than worth it. The crowds were worth it. It seemed like a very unique town with very rich history. Simply amazing!😀

I wish I spend more time in this street. So many interesting goods and food. Very cute and antique area. You must see the 'Donden-kan'. World heritage！

Lots of people seem to come here with discount coupons for staying at the hotel across or with public transport discount tickets. For those of us less fortunate, the full entrance price is 1200 yen per person. And another surcharge if you'd want to enjoy tea inside their tea room. On top of that, the lady at the ticket counter spent 10 minutes talking to two Japanese ladies in front of us, pretty much giving them a private tour while we waited in line along with a bunch of others behind us. Frustrating, especially if you have to pay an exorbitant amount to visit. Anyway... The garden, the grounds, and the buildings are nicely maintained. They breathe peacefulness into your body and soul as you stroll around. Some buildings have their doors open, so you can take a glimpse inside. We spent a good half hour walking around, taking pictures and enjoying the tranquility.

Even though it is a 'national treasure' class of tourism spot, it doesn't have the wow factor for average oversea visitors. Seems like if you are into the tea culture and history, you will appreciate it. It is a little overrated for me.

Really Beautiful garden. Lovely tea room. Friendly and welcoming staff. Thank you!

This is a very beautiful and very spacious Japanese garden with national treasure tea house, because we stayed at Hotel Indigo and we got free entry into this place...we tried the traditional Japanese green tea and toured around the garden...there is some good history and is a beautiful place to visit...we enjoyed our visit here...

Magnificent traditional Japanese garden with a nice tea house where you can enjoy a tea ceremony in a nice atmosphere.

A very beautiful, quiet garden. There are maps and materials in English as well as in Japanese. There's an option to add tea onto your ticket, so you can get some good Japanese tea as a part of the walk.

Very quiet garden, which is awesome! Not too far off from the Main Street of the touristy area. It is quite pricey & 1200/adult. Also, matcha and a dessert inside one of the traditional houses is an extra 600. People there are friendly and are interested in telling you more about the place but don’t expect them to speak any English.

Good for solo travelers I love the immersive experience, especially the collecting of stamps. It felt like I am traveling to another country. Sadly some of the infrastructure are under construction, but you can still enjoy the view both inside and outside.

Nice place that serves as exhibits for various cultures throughout various points in history. It goes through the history of various people like the indigenous Americans, the Micronesians, the Ancient Greek, Africans, Japanese, Chinese, etc. Only gripe is that it's very hot during the summer with not a lot of summer. Also, this is a place in which you can spend a whole day, but there are not many food options in the museum/park itself.

We came around 5pm during Obon holiday for the late opening until 8pm. There was a food market and Thai lantern event with a fireworks show. Included in the ticket price this was quite a bargain. The only issue is that due to everyone leaving at the same time, traffic was gridlocked and it took about one hour just to leave the car park! Plan ahead and leave slightly early if you can to avoid this.

I took my 9 year old here. First, it’s huge. There is a lot to see. It’s very unique. A bit of history. Plus, you can introduce your kids to other cultures. And, the kids can buy a passport book for ¥400 and collect stamps. The stamps are really nice. They are ink stamps. Just a couple of negatives. It’s a little expensive (¥1,000 for parking?!!). ¥2,200 for an adult. They allow dogs, which is fine, but I think they should put a strict rule about the dogs. One dog was very excitable and kept barking and trying to get people. It was rather annoying. And, there was a group of people with huge dogs. I asked if I could pet one, they motioned to the one I could pet As I stepped toward it, their other huge dog leapt at me and barked aggressively. If dogs are not friendly, they should not be allowed in. The place has a few areas in need of repairs. One set of stairs was crumbling. We stayed about 5 hours. Overall, it’s worth the trip. Just be aware of the cost, and the numerous dogs.

A good place for day out with loving ones. Pets also allowed. There are various kinds of restaurants of various countries. As long as it’s name Little world 🌎, you can see only few countries here. I think they missed some world famous civilizations and countries. However here you can enjoy 😉 Some places are just like a park and gardens. There are smoking areas also here. Enjoy 😉

It's not well kept, so I would say the entry fee needs to be revised. But it does give you a glimpse and taste from other countries/regions. Would recommend that you wear comfortable shoes because the displays are about a 2-5 min walk apart

If you like nature and knowing something about other countries, this is the place you should go. My son enjoyed too. There's just one thing, not all the exhibits are accessible for wheelchair or stroller. I bought the ticket at the train station, it was amazing. They charged me only ¥3900. That included the train tickets, the bus ticket, the access at Little world and when we got there they gave us ¥1500 in cash coupon!!!

Good One day experience...Water park was closed due to COVID.. Nice place to hangout with Family...Varieties of rides available to different ages..Near from Nagoya..😀😀

If you want your kids to enjoy amusement park, this is the place to go. There are so many attractions to choose from. My family of 5 bought an all day pass (all you can ride), it is cheaper as compared to buying each ticket for ride. My children enjoyed the rides. One of them was able to ride fire bird more than 10 times. There is almost no wait times for the rides. There are also so many restaurants/food stalls to choose from. You can also bring your own food and eat in any vacant table. My children want to go back again.

If don't really want too crowded amusement park, this is a place to go. Especially if you have toddlers. Most of the attractions are toddler friendly. My 1 year old baby is free from every fee. And the parents brought the one day pass so we can enjoy all of the attractions more than 1 time.

Ok while it is a family oriented park and the kids enjoy it. I noticed a couple things 1st my daughter was able to ride many more attractions at Disney and Legoland than here, they have the ride height higher. 2nd the older staff are very racist and anti non Japanese. My daughter who is 1/2 Japanese and 1/2 white felt it and so did I. Never felt this anywhere else in Japan and one been here more than 10 years. On the plus you can bring your own food and drinks if you choose. Very good family place.

An old fashioned theme park with aged rides and games. The price is a bit pricey for each ride.

Lots of Disney Ripoffs and not really worth the entrance fee (1100 yen) plus all day wristband (2900 yen).

Nice place, rides is affordable price nice to bring your kids.

The majestic shrine boasts an elegant and clean environment with stunning scenery.

Haritsuna Shrine is listed in the Engi-Shiki, in the chapter that lists Shinto shrines at the time. It is located in the Inuyama area as one of the Five Owari Shrines and enshrines the Sochinju (local Shinto deity) of the Nobi region. The Inuyama Festival at Haritsuna Shrine has been designated a national intangible folk cultural property. The shrine was relocated to its present location in 1882. Every year in April the famous Inuyama Festival is held, and is especially beautiful when the cherry blossoms are fully open and there is a parade at night of floats moving around by the light of paper lanterns, making for a dazzling sight.

You can pass by this shrine when going up Inuyama Castle.

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A shrine near Inuyama castle. There is a marionette offering ceremony in front of this shrine, which is a main part of Inuyama festival in April.

Very cute with the love heart messages and the stone guard dogs

Very well preserved shrine at the base of Inuyama Castle.

It located in a very small and quite village a little far to walk from the train station so we found a very nice mother who was willing to take us to this place for free. Much appreciated.

A surprisingly nice shrine. The statues of the Momotaro clan are, although not Louvre material, they are great for kids. The nicest part though is that there is a large and very beautiful park adjoining it. There are restaurants, toilet facilities, and other amenities.

This was a fun shrine to walk to from the station. It was a very peaceful day. The area is near a campsite and has a couple cafes in the area. I liked the peaceful nature of the site.

Momotaro = peach boy The momotaro folktale inspired statues are here and there in the shrine. Admission free. Daemons, the boy and his followers (dog, monkey and bird), old parents who raised up the boy. Some souvenir shops, eateries are there and a restaurant across the street beside the camp ground.

Took a bike and been amazed by place. Can’t believe I came to place where I only heard the stories from childhood.

If you want to come and visit this shrine you need a car. Drive from Nagoya to hear is absolutely breathtaking. As far as shrine goes it's okay.

This place is wonderful and refreshing. There is a camping ground just in front of it which is great for family and friend gatherings.

This is an exceptionally beautiful shrine (Kannon) in the hills surrounding Inuyama. It is located near Momotaro Shrine. It has some very beautiful buildings and the surrounding nature is fantastic especially at this time of year (autumn). There is an amazing view from several places at the top. There are a lot of steps, but it’s definitely worth the climb

Wonderful temple in hills with great views to surroundings.

A little bit crowded on a weekend but totally worth a visit in Inuyama

Great place for hiking. Provides good view upon reaching the top.

Excellent momiji and skyline views of Inuyama castle and the monkey park. Sounds of temple bells and lots of stairs.

Nice

Beautiful temple nice mountain to climb

On the way home, I stopped to eat at this family restaurant. It's like most family restaurants, reasonable food, quick and polite service.

I come from America where the Denny's are known to be pretty bad. It's just a place that's conveniently open 24 hours and place you just eat when there's nowhere else to go. It was nice going to a Denny's in Japan where the food is actually really good. I loved what I got. The parfait was one of the best things I've had in Japan so far. The matcha ice cream in the parfait was very strong and bitter with a slight sweetness. Probably the best matcha ice cream I've ever had. The only downside to Denny's in Japan is everything is quite expensive.

The food was average, however the customer service was impeccable. There was no wait time because it was a quiet weekday.

Great for the dinner meal in INUYAMA that open 24 hours and have very variaty foods.

Food was as good as can be expected. This time there was some water that had spilled on the floor and I told the staff about it but they didn't do anything to clean it up risking someone slipping. I was a bit disappointed. Two stars this time

Cozy place...yummy and affordable food.

The food isn't bad, but the menu is entirely Japanese style western food, which means it is not a Dennys that would serve American food, not at all. Not what was expected.

Had dinner here last night. The 2500 yen tasting menù was very basic, including 2 salads and 3 fried dishes. The owner was not welcoming at all, treating us poorly and with disrespect. THERE IS A HIDDEN 900 YEN "TABLE CHARGE" PER PERSON! You also have to buy a drink, you can't only have water. I have been in Japan for a month and have never seen this before. Bad experience overall, overpriced. Would not return.

Very nice to try different horse meats

Total scam. Don't go. You have to pay the service and you cannot drink free water (something really unusual in Japan). The service is around 5 euro. The manager is really unpolite and the food is quite forgettable. You can find a lot better in Japan and with a less price.

(Translated by Google) I used it when I stayed in Inuyama on a trip from Chiba. There are a lot of chain stores around Inuyama Station, but since I was on a trip, I avoided them and was looking for something unique, when a horse meat store caught my eye and I thought it looked interesting so I decided to enter. Although the prices are a bit high, all of the dishes, including the restaurant's signature horse meat, were very delicious, and the manager was very friendly, so we had a great time. According to the manager, whether you eat horse sashimi or not will make a big difference in your level of satisfaction, so we recommend ordering horse sashimi when you visit! By the way, although it is a horse meat restaurant, they also have a wide variety of alcoholic beverages and other dishes, so even those who don't like horse meat can enjoy it. Please be sure to visit when sightseeing in Inuyama! (Original) 千葉からの旅行で犬山に泊まった際に利用しました。 犬山駅周辺はチェーン店が多いですが、せっかくの旅行なのでチェーン店は避けて、何か特徴的なお店を探していたところ、馬肉のお店が目に留まり、面白そうだと思って入店しました。 値段は少し高めですが、店自慢の馬肉をはじめ、どの料理も非常に美味しく、また店長さんがとても気さくで、楽しい時間を過ごせました。 店長いわく、馬刺しを食べるか食べないかで満足度が大きく変わるそうなので、行った際はぜひ馬刺しを注文することをおすすめします！ ちなみに、馬肉の店ではありますが、お酒やその他の料理の種類も豊富で、馬肉が苦手な方でも楽しめるようになっています。 犬山観光の際には、ぜひ訪れてみてください！

(Translated by Google) All the dishes are delicious. I could feel the care taken with the ingredients. Depending on the time of day, you may have to wait a little if there are a lot of orders. This is a restaurant where you can relax and enjoy your food and drinks. (Original) 料理はいずれも美味しいです。 素材にもこだわりを感じました。 時間帯により注文が集中すると、少し待つことになるかもです。 ゆっくり、料理とお酒を楽しむお店です。

(Translated by Google) They also offer rare cuts of horse meat, and I enjoyed discovering a new food! The crunchy texture changes significantly between raw and deep-fried, which is interesting! As someone who values ​​texture, I think I'll become addicted to it. The lean and loin cuts are also very delicious! My senior who went with me said he liked the futago. When I visited, there was only one person serving the food, so it took a while for the food to be served, but that made up for the fact that it was piping hot when it arrived. The salt ramen I had for the final dish was also delicious! Thank you for the meal! If you're planning to visit and order their specialty horse sashimi, it's recommended that you make a reservation in advance to ensure smoother delivery! (Original) 馬肉の珍しい部位も取り扱っていて、新たな食への出会いを楽しめました！ コリコリは生と素揚げでだいぶ食感が変わって面白い！食感重視の私はクセになりそうです。赤みやロースなどもとても美味しい！一緒に入った先輩はふたえごが好きと言っていました。 お邪魔した際はお一人で対応されていたので料理の提供に時間がかかりましたが、その分出てきたものを熱々の状態で楽しめました。 〆の塩ラーメンも美味しかったです！ ご馳走様でした！ ご来店かつ、名物の馬刺しを頼まれる予定の方は事前に予約しておくと提供がスムーズとのことです！

(Translated by Google) I was in the area on a trip and decided to stop by. The horse sashimi is their recommended dish and it was delicious. Also, personally, the chicken wings were amazing! The value for money is also great! The fried chicken was also very tasty!! (Original) 旅行で近くにきており、ふと寄らせて頂きました。 馬刺しがイチオシのメニューということで、大変美味しかったです。 あと、個人的には手羽先かうますぎました！手羽先はコスパも良すぎです！ から揚げもかなり美味しかったです！！

Tasty burgers and fries. Price is reasonable. Located inside Inuyama station. Service is fast.

This is the only fast food restaurant at this station, which is very convenient.

That shrimp burger 👍

(Translated by Google) Lotteria in the station Opening from 7:00 a.m. is helpful for early morning sightseeing. You can make mobile orders from your seat, and it's nice to have an outlet. The staff's response is also good. (Original) 駅中のロッテリア 朝の7:00からの営業は早朝の観光時に助かります 座席からモバイルオーダーも出来ますしコンセントもあるのも良いです スタッフさんの対応も良

(Translated by Google) The most important meal of the day Poor man's breakfast Delicious (Original) 一天中最重要的一餐 窮鬼早餐 好吃

(Translated by Google) The burgers are delicious. The drinks are very special. The lemon tea is just tea. You can add other ingredients (sugar, lemon juice) yourself. The seasonal purple taro pie is delicious. (Original) 漢堡好吃飲料很特別檸檬茶是只給茶其它自己加（糖、檸檬汁），季節限定的紫芋派好吃

(Translated by Google) This is a fast food brand that I ate for the first time at Inuyama Station. The burger tastes very soft and the overall taste is very good. It is paired with a cup of iced oolong tea. It is just the right time to try it while waiting for the train. The bar seats have acrylic partitions that you can use. A charging stand is provided. (Original) 在犬山站第一次吃到的速食品牌，漢堡吃起來口感非常柔軟，整體味道很好，配上一杯冰烏龍茶，等車的時間來嘗試剛好，吧台座位有壓克力隔板可以使用，並有提供充電座。

(Translated by Google) While staying in Inuyama and looking for a place to have dinner, I found this wonderful restaurant by chance. I was just passing by and didn't have a reservation, but luckily I was able to eat there. It's an old-style house with a wonderful garden and interior, and I had a really good time. The food and service were both very good. I'd love to come back next time I stay in Inuyama! I definitely recommend making a reservation. (Original) 犬山に宿泊して夕食をとるお店を探していたら、偶然素敵なこのお店を見つけました。通りすがりで予約していなかったのすが、運良く食事できました。古民家建物で、お庭や内装も素晴らしく、たいへん良い時間を過ごすことができました。食事もサービスもとても良かったです。犬山に泊まる時はまた訪れたい！ぜひ予約して伺うことをお勧めします

(Translated by Google) <Registered Tangible Cultural Properties> Okumura Family Residence (Tsuchiya, Treasury Storehouse, Munemon Gate, Akakura, Tool Storehouse, Annex, Yuiya, East High Wall in Front of the House) The main house of the Okumura family residence was built after the 13th year of the Tenpo era (1842). Though it underwent extensive restoration in 1899, it remains a valuable building in that it retains the form of a townhouse in the castle town of Nodayama during the late Tono period, and its appearance after Meiji-period remodeling allows us to see the evolution of modern townhouses. In addition to the ridgemon gate and storehouse, which were also built at the end of the Tono period, the treasury storehouse, tool storehouse, annex, barn, connecting corridor, and east high wall, a total of nine buildings, are registered as tangible cultural properties, conveying the structure of Inuyama's wealthy merchants to the present day. It is now a restaurant serving French cuisine. (Original) ＜登録有形文化財＞ 奥村家住宅（土屋・金庫蔵・棟門・赤蔵・道具蔵・離れ・結屋・度り前の東高）奥村家任害の主屋は、天保13年（1842）の方の後に建てられました。 明治32年（1899）に大規模な修復を受けているものの、は戸後期のだ山城下の町屋の形態をとどめている点や、明治期の改造後の姿も、近代の町屋の変遷を知ることがてきるという点において貴重な建築です。 同じくは戸時代末期に建てられた棟門、蔵のほか、大正時代までに建てられた金庫蔵や道具蔵、離れ、納屋、渡り廊、東高塀の計9棟が登録有形文化財として登録され、犬山の豪商の構えを今に伝えています。 今ではフレンチ料理を出すお店としてやっています。

(Translated by Google) It was a very stylish restaurant. I recommend it for celebrations and entertaining guests. I had the Azalea dinner course. It was reasonably priced, but the main course was a full course with both fish and meat. Every dish was very satisfying. (Original) とてもオシャレなお店でした。お祝いの席や接待にオススメなお店です。コースはディナーのアザレをいただきました。リーズナブルなのに、メインは魚と肉の両方をいただけるフルコースでした。どの料理も大満足の味でした。

(Translated by Google) Exquisite and delicious French cuisine, every dish is very delicious, and the service is also full marks 💯 high standard (Original) 精緻好吃的法式料理，每一道菜都非常美味，服務也是滿分💯高水準

(Translated by Google) Good ingredients paired with excellent seasoning, dining in an environment full of ancient style is really a great enjoyment in life. (Original) 好的食材搭配絕佳的調味，在充滿古風的環境裡用餐，真是人生一大享受。

(Translated by Google) It was a little outside of Inuyama Castle Town, but within a 10-minute walk. The exterior had a sense of history and charm, and the interior was the same, and seemed very well-maintained. I had the 3,500 yen lunch course with seasonal fried young sweetfish and white wine. The timing of the appetizer, soup, fish dish, and dessert was perfect, and I was very satisfied with the high quality of the food and service. (Original) 犬山の城下町からは少し外れた場所にありましたが、徒歩10分以内で行ける距離でした。 外観は歴史と趣を感じるつくりで中も同様でとても手入れが行き届いていると感じました。 ランチコース3,500円に季節の稚鮎のフライ、白ワインを合わせました。前菜、スープ、魚料理、デザートと出てくるタイミングも良く質の高いお料理やサービスにとても満足できました。

(Translated by Google) The French cuisine served in a space that exudes history was exceptional. The service was also polite and reassuring. (Original) 歴史を感じられる空間で食べるフレンチは格別でした。 接客も丁寧で安心感がありました。

We couldn't even get a reservation : the hotel staff at hotel Indigo warned us that they refuse foreigners. Please read the other reviews about rejecting foreigners: this ultra racist attitude is totally shocking. It's a French restaurant: I am French and I can order in Japanese too. I have travelled all over the world and have NEVER been rejected outright.

This restaurant will not serve you if you do not “speak Japanese.” However, at least one waiter speaks perfect English. This is clearly an attempt to hide the fact they discriminate against foreigners

This is NOT for those who cannot speak Japanese! They refused to accept me as I cannot speak Japanese. Even though I said I can use google translate they still refused me!

Go for the food not the service. Also, the name is French but consider it an Italian bistro as pastas are the main menu items

Beware. There’s a sign at the door that says foreigners have to be accompanied by Japanese speaking guests otherwise will be turned away. That was what happened to us despite armed with google translate. We politely stated our case and showed our sincerity in not causing any inconvenience for our poor knowledge of Japanese language. But no, we were turned away. I wonder what bad experiences the restaurant has had before this to be so adamant at not receiving foreign speaking guests. But thankfully, because of being turned away, we found Inuyama Daruma which welcomed us despite speaking very little English themselves. We ended up having the best time in the town and made a new friend with the chef owner who recommended us to various local eateries. We even took a picture together and he printed it out and gave us for keepsake!!! What contrast!

Great food, one of the best restaurant I have been in my life. Also great service!

They don’t serve foreign customers, you can only dine in if you speak Japanese. The first question was ‘Japanese?’, we replied ‘Sorry no’ and they immediately led us out of the door. Unbelievably rude and kind of discriminating.

Hitsumabushi, a traditional grilled eel dish, offers a rich aroma and a delightfully crisp bite. A touch of budō sanshō (Japanese pepper) would have made it truly complete. While you’re in the area, don’t miss Inuyama Castle, one of Japan’s National Treasures. Located just a short train ride from Nagoya, Inuyama is easy to reach. The chef trained at a famous and highly popular restaurant before opening this place in his hometown.

The restaurant was one of the Michelin. Mainly to serve local Japanese. No english menu. But thats fine as long as they mainly provide Japanese eel. Remember to try the 白燒，it's not other restaurant can eat because it's more difficult to make!

Order after gill ,so good

Unagi was good quality, portions were large

the best I have eaten

The best Unagi I’ve ever had

gr8

They don't have English menu, but thant go tbe almighty google translate we can figure out the Kanji menu. We ordered Ayu Kamameshi and Kishimen, they're all good, even tastier if we added with chili powder (of course we're Indonesia, who love spicy foods). The price range from 900 to below 2000 for each person. Tbey only receive cash.

Delicious! The dishes choice were limited (not much choice), but thats what make them special😁. Serving time also not that long. You need to call the staff if you want to order or ask for something, so, you need to wait for them to come near your table. The meals price range are between 1000yen~1400yen. They have the normal table and tatami style dining space.

Just passable fare. Don't get the recommended cold tofu with miso, go down the street and get it roasted from any number of vendors. Kishimen was soft without bite. Ayu with rice was forgettable. Go further down the street for better eats .

Good.

The kishimen was sooooooo good and perfect after exploring Inuyama Castle and the shrines. 🤗

rubbish

(Translated by Google) For those who want to sit and eat slowly, those who are not so interested in eating around, foreigners and tourists, the atmosphere of the restaurant is also good with a folk art feel. However, for us who like sweetfish and miso stew, it was a little different. First of all, the sweetfish rice pot I ate came out extremely quickly, and I wondered if it was really cooked? I can understand if the sweetfish was frozen, but it seemed like they grilled it just before cooking it. The seasoning was good. The miso stewed udon that my friend ate was made with kishimen noodles, which was a surprise for us from Nagoya. Miso stewed udon should be that hard udon. If it's kishimen, it should be miso kishimen. If you stew kishimen, it will melt, but it can't be helped since we're not in Nagoya. It seems that the taste was good. I'm not sure if either of them tasted authentic, but they came out quickly, you can eat it quickly, and the atmosphere was good, so it was fine. (Original) 座ってゆっくり食事をしたい方や食べ歩きにそこまで興味のない方、外国の方や観光客には店内の雰囲気も民芸調で良いお店かと思います。ただ、鮎好き、味噌煮込み好きの私たちにとってはちょっと違うな…でした。 まず私の食べた鮎の釜飯、出てくるのが異常に早く、ホントに炊き込みなのだろうか？鮎は冷凍でも仕方ないとして、炊き込み直前に焼いてる？と言う感じ。味付けは良かったです。 友人が食べた味噌煮込みうどん、麺がきしめんだったらしく、名古屋出身の私たちからすると驚き。味噌煮込みうどんはあの硬めのうどんじゃないと。きしめんだったら味噌きしめんでしょ。きしめん煮込んだら溶けちゃうよね〜まぁ名古屋じゃないから仕方ないか。味は美味しかったようです。どちらもこれがホンモノの味かと言われたらちょっと違うかもですが、サッと出てきてパッと食べられ雰囲気も良いのでよろしいのではないでしょうか。

Quick and tasty Japanese set meals. Can get full during lunch hour. Ordering done through the tablets in each table and payment is after at the counter.

This outlet opens 24 hours and has decent space for seats. A good option for foreigners after visiting Inuyama castle. Pefect for family.

Very tasty foods!

(Translated by Google) First use The store I usually go to was closed, so I took a walk around Inuyama Station, and some stores were open, but this one was the easiest to get into, so I decided to go there. You order using a tablet, and when you press the confirmation button, the order is automatically placed in the kitchen. Payment was made after the meal, but the staff was very responsive. (Original) 初利用 いつも行く店が休みだったので犬山駅付近を散策、何軒かは営業中でしたがココが入り易かったので入店しました。 タブレットで注文しますが、確定ボタンを押すと自動で厨房にオーダーが入ります。 支払いは食事後ですが、店員の対応も良かったですね。

(Translated by Google) Maybe it's because it's a self-service store, but the staff have a bad attitude. There is no smiling customer service like you see at other stores. It looks like it was made by a robot. Yoshinoya also seems to have fallen into disrepair. I ate from the shop inside Tsukiji, and it was lively, but perhaps because it was made by a part-time worker at a shop in the suburbs, it seemed to have lost its flavor. It's better to eat at Kasugai branch or something. (Original) セルフ店が理由なのか、店員の態度が悪い⤵️さばさばしている。 他の店で見られるような、笑顔の接客が全く無い。 まるでロボットが作ってるような印象。 吉野家も地に落ちた感じがある。 築地の場内店から食べていたが、活気があったが、所詮郊外店のバイトが作ってるからか、味が落ちたような感じ。 春日井店とかで食うた方がまし。

(Translated by Google) The restaurant was clean and the food was delicious. Each seat was assigned a number, and after ordering using a tablet, you went to the counter to pick up your order. However, I didn't understand the system, so I didn't notice my number being called and was late in picking up my order. First-time customers and older people may find it confusing, just like me. (Original) 店内は綺麗で美味しくいただけました。席に番号が割り振られておりタブレットで注文後カウンターまで取りに行くのですが、システムがわかっておらず番号が呼ばれていても気づかず取りに行くのが遅れました。初めて行かれる方やご高齢の方には私のようにわかりづらい方がおられるかもしれません。

(Translated by Google) It's been a while since I last went to Yoshinoya, and the atmosphere is different now, like a nice cafeteria. All three female staff members were kind and pleasant. I ordered takeout, but I think it would also be easy for a woman to eat in alone. Is it possible to order extra soup if I ask? I forgot to mention, but personally I would have preferred a little more soup. (Original) 久しぶりに吉野家さんに行きましたが昔と雰囲気が違ってきれいなカフェテリアみたいでした。 女性の店員さん3人とも、親切で感じのいい方でした。 テイクアウトでしたが女性一人でイートインも利用しやすいと思います。 つゆだくはお願いすればできるのでしょうか？言い忘れたので、個人的にはもう少し汁があると嬉しかったです。

Very nice place, with big windows, a lot of sunlight and meals you don't see in other places. I only ate the strawberry ice cream, but it was delicious. They give some hot water which you can use with your ice and make a lot of steam of it. The taste is not more good because of this but at least it is kind of a magic show and I'm pretty sure if you don't go alone, the people with you will be amazed ! The only downside of this restaurant I can think of, you have to order drink and food. You can't order only drink, same for food. Except that it is nice place, and you should give a try if you go to Inuyama Castle. It is not your typical Japanese restaurant style , more an European like place so mind this if you would like to enjoy a "Japanese style restaurant".

I'm giving this place 4 stars for the food. Atmosphere is nice, but the chairs are too relaxing to eat in. Customer service needs some work, and that's saying something for Japan.

Talk with your friends and relax. tastes normal.

(Translated by Google) I visited YR CAFE on my way back from sightseeing at Inuyama Castle. This is a dipping pan stew restaurant, and the lunch menu consists of an appetizer, salad, stew, 3 pieces of bread, and a drink bar, and most of the menu items are priced at 1,300 yen, which is a great deal. This time I ordered demi-glace hamburger stew. The combination of bittersweet demi-glace and juicy hamburger is outstanding. I thought it would be a shame that it was a bit bitter but strong, but the bread was fluffy and sweet so it went really well with it. The child who came with me had corn and chicken stew, and it seemed to go perfectly with the bread. The appetizers and salads are also delicious and recommended. I ordered YUKIYAMA for dessert after dinner. When brought to the table, dry ice is injected and smoked? Comes with a performance that will blow your mind. (lol) I thought it would be small since it was a paper cup, but it's quite voluminous. There are about 5 different flavors, so we recommend sharing them. By the way, this cafe has a lot of female customers. (When I visited, most of the people were female friends or couples) It may be difficult for men to enter only... (Original) 犬山城観光の帰りにYR CAFEさんにお邪魔しました。 つけパンシチューのお店で、ランチメニューが前菜、サラダ、シチュー、パン3個、ドリンクバーで、ほとんどのメニューが1300円でかなりお得です。 今回はデミグラスハンバーグのシチューを注文。ほろ苦デミグラスにジューシーなハンバーグの組み合わせは抜群。少し苦いが強目で残念かなぁと思いましたが、パンがふわふわで甘いので相性がかなり良い。 一緒に来た子はコーンとチキンのシチューで、パンとな相性は抜群だったみたい。 前菜とサラダも美味しいのでおすすめです。 食後のデザートにYUKIYAMAを注文。テーブルに運ばれるとドライアイスを注入して煙？が噴き出るパフォーマンス付きです。(笑) 紙カップで少ないと思いましたが、ボリュームがあります。味も5種類くらいあるのでシェアして食べるのもおすすめです。 ちなみにこちらのカフェですが、女性客が多いです。 (訪問した時は女性のお友達同士かカップルがほとんど) 男性だけで入るのは敷居が高いかも、、、

(Translated by Google) There is a spacious sofa seat. There is Wi-Fi, and the atmosphere is good, so you can stay for a long time. I ordered the passion mint yogurt smoothie. I could feel the sourness of the passion fruit, and it was a refreshing and delicious smoothie. (Original) ソファーの広々席あり。Wi-Fi有り、雰囲気も接客よ良く長居できる。 パッションミントヨーグルトスムージーをオーダー。パッションフルーツの酸味が感じられ、さわやかなスムージーで美味しかった。

(Translated by Google) I was imagining sweet and delicious strawberries, but they were just regular strawberries. I was disappointed that it was hectic with the all-you-can-eat (30 minutes) and that I had to order one drink for an additional fee, which felt expensive. The atmosphere of the store and the customer service were very nice. Plus, the chocolate fondue I ordered was dark chocolate and very delicious. (Original) 甘くて美味しいイチゴを想像していましたが普通のイチゴでした。 食べ放題(30分)で慌ただしいのと、ワンドリンク別料金で注文しないといけないのが高く感じて残念でした。 お店の雰囲気、接客はとても感じ良かったです。プラス注文したチョコフォンデュはダークなチョコでとても美味しかったです。

(Translated by Google) I used it with my family during lunch time. I had the ``Gokubiki Nikomi Hamburger Stew''. The hamburger was very chewy and had a good texture! The white bread and demi-glace sauce go well together, so I ordered a second helping of bread (+100 yen).By the way, the white bread is delicious as is. It was so delicious that I wanted to conquer the entire lunch menu! That's how I feel. (Original) ランチタイムに家族で利用しました。自分は『ごくびき煮込みハンバーグシチュー』を頂きました。ハンバーグはごくびきで食感が良かったです！白パンとデミグラスソースの相性が良くてパンをおかわりしました(+100円)ちなみに白パンはそのままでも充分美味しいです。 とても美味しかったやので全ランチメニューを制覇したいなぁ！って気持ちです。

I hope you've made one more effort.

Delicious and good service!

(Translated by Google) After purifying my car at Inuyama Naritasan, I wanted to eat somewhere delicious, so I came to this restaurant. It is located on the 1st floor of Inuyama Caster, where Yoshizuya is located, next to Inuyama Station. Since I was visiting by car, I parked at a coin parking lot near the station. After wandering around Inuyama Casta for a while, I visited the store. I visited when it opened, so there were no other customers. I ordered the Sou-Sou course (2,950 yen with dessert) and chose roasted Spanish Iberian pork as my main dish. Drinks include medium bottle beer and highball. The bistro-style hors d'oeuvre platter has a wide variety and tastes perfect. This alone is very satisfying. The main dish, roasted Iberian pork, was also tender and delicious. The price is a little high because they are particular about organic ingredients, but the portion was just right and I was very satisfied. I can't recommend it to people who are only concerned about cost performance, but I would like people who are looking for delicious food to visit this place. (Original) 犬山成田山で車のお祓いをした後どこかで美味しい食事をしたいと思い、こちらのお店へ。犬山駅隣接の、ヨシズヤが入っている犬山キャスタ1階にあります。車での訪問だったので、駅側のコインパーキングに駐車。しばらく犬山キャスタ内をうろついた後お店に伺いました。 開店ドンで訪問しましたのでお客さんは他に無し。注文はSou-Souコース（デザート付き 2,950円）で、メインはスペイン産イベリコ豚のローストをチョイス。ドリンクは中瓶ビール、ハイボール。 ビストロ風オードブル盛合わせは種類も豊富で味も申し分ありません。これだけで満足度高いです。メインのイベリコ豚のローストも柔らかくて美味しかったです。 オーガニックに拘っているのでお値段は少々張りますが、ボリュームも丁度良く大変満足出来ました。コスパばかり気にされる方にはオススメできませんが、美味しい食事を求める方には訪れていただきたいです。

(Translated by Google) I'll come here to celebrate some kind of anniversary or to reward myself. The closeness of the owner couple is comfortable and brings out the deliciousness of the food. (Original) なにかの記念日とか、自分にご褒美とかでお邪魔します。オーナー夫婦の距離感が心地よく、料理のおいしさを引き立たせます。

(Translated by Google) For celebrations or when eating with friends This is the French restaurant I use. When celebrating, You can draw a message for free The appetizers are different each time, so I am very much looking forward The taste is carefully seasoned, It will fill you up! (Original) お祝いごとや友人と食事をするときに 利用しているフランス料理店さんです お祝いのときには、 無料でメッセージを描いてもらえます 前菜の内容が毎回違うので、 とても楽しみにしています 味も丁寧に味付けされていて、 お腹いっぱいになります！

(Translated by Google) This is an organic French restaurant where you can enjoy dishes made with healthy oils and pesticide-free vegetables. I had a lunch of freshly stewed wagyu beef cheeks. The contents are Salad, soup, freshly stewed wagyu beef cheek, and daily specials. For the soup, I had a choice of cold potato soup or minestrone, so I chose minestrone. The minestrone was delicious and packed with tomato flavor. The sweetness is stronger than the sourness, which I like. The daily meal was corn rice. The freshly stewed Wagyu beef cheeks had a slightly sour sauce, the meat was stewed tender, and it was melty and crumbly. (Original) ここは、オーガニックフレンチのお店とのことで、体に良い油とか、無農薬野菜とかを使った料理がいただけるみたいです。 和牛ほほ肉のシチューしたてのランチをいただきますた。 内容は、 サラダ、スープ、和牛ほほ肉のシチューしたて、日替わり飯。 スープは、冷たいジャガイモのスープか、ミネストローネのどちらかを選べたので、ミネストローネにしますた。 ミネストローネは、トマトの旨みがギュッと詰まったような美味しさですた。酸味よりも甘みが強くて好きな味ですたわ。 日替わり飯は、とうもろこしご飯ですた。 和牛ほほ肉のシチューしたては、少し酸味のあるソースで、お肉はやわらかく煮込まれていて、とろとろのほろほろですたよ。

(Translated by Google) I had lunch with my family to celebrate the obi. Since the restaurant is being used as a private residence, it is small and relaxing. I was a little hesitant, but I'm satisfied with the delicious food. It was a great time with stylish presentation and a dessert with a celebratory message. (Original) 帯祝いに家族でランチしました。個人宅をそのままレストラン使用ですから、こじんまりしていて落ち着きます。少し迷いましたが、美味しい料理で満足です。お洒落な盛り付けとお祝い用にメッセージ付きのデザートで盛り上がりました。

Spacious airport with reserved parking available. Clear signs make it easy to get around. There’s a kids’ play area only in Terminal 1, plus restaurants and ATMs throughout.

Love the design at this airport. They use Ninja & Samurai in all signage. On the departure hall, there are tax free shops and many restaurants especially the famous ones. The shrimp chips shop (senbei) is also on this floor. The observatory deck is super nice - recommend when the sun sets. Love the public bath at this airport as well. 1000¥ with indoor hot bathing and out door for seeing the aircraft.

Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) is one of the most pleasant and efficient airports I’ve ever experienced. From the moment you arrive, everything feels well-organized and thoughtfully designed. The airport is clean, spacious, and easy to navigate, with clear signs in English, Japanese, and other languages. Immigration and baggage claim are usually quick and hassle-free. One standout feature is the Flight of Dreams attraction featuring the Boeing 787 Dreamliner — a unique and interactive space that’s great for families and aviation fans alike. The Sky Town shopping and dining area is also impressive, offering a wide variety of Japanese and international food at reasonable prices. Overall, Centrair feels more like a travel destination than just a stopover.

It’s quite simple to go to the train station from the airport by simply following the metro sign. However, it’s quite a walk for about 15 minutes from Terminal 2. You’ll have to go to Terminal 1 first and pass through the food court to arrive at the train station.

Japan is the last place where you’ll experience such politeness, cleanliness, and beauty all at once. The moment you board your plane and leave, you’ll start missing everything about it—the orderly streets, the respectful bow of a shopkeeper, the spotless train stations, and even the quiet efficiency of daily life. Whether it's the convenience of vending machines on every corner, the precision of the bullet trains, or the warm hospitality of its people, Japan leaves a lasting impression. Once you’ve been there, nowhere else quite measures up.

Chubu Centrair International Airport is one of the best airports I’ve been to! It’s immaculately clean, spacious, and easy to navigate. The car rental signs are super clear, making it quick and simple to pick up a vehicle, which is always a huge plus. For families, the FLIGHT OF DREAMS is a fantastic free attraction. It’s an interactive experience centered around a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, with loads of hands-on exhibits that are perfect for kids. My child had a blast pretending to be a pilot and learning about aviation! The airport itself has plenty of seating, charging stations, and a great selection of restaurants and shops. Overall, it’s a top-tier experience for both adults and kids. Highly recommend it!

This is an airport for Nagoya, one of Japan's major cities. It's convenient because you can reach the airport from Nagoya Station within 30 minutes by high-speed train. There's also a slower local train that will get you to Nagoya Station within an hour. The airport, typical of Japanese airports, is clean and well-organized. There are many seats and plenty of shops where you can purchase various goods. There's also an Issey Miyake store, which is popular among Koreans, and many other luxury brand stores. Overall, it's an excellent airport.

Nice airport and very friendly service

It’s not the biggest, fanciest, or popular. But it has the necessary and economic airlines are an option in this airport. It has an Starbucks and like 5 open restaurants, but some others open just in the weekends.

Small airport, quiet even but efficient n smooth operations typical of all things Japanese. Here to explore Central Japan with my family. I could not speak Japanese n they frequently struggled with my English but somehow my message got across. Signage were clear in dual language. As far as I could see, they demonstrate helpfulness, sincerity n a hard working attitude when performing mundane tasks. Well done.

Cute small modern airport. Fastest entry and then exit of a country I’ve ever experienced. Even the check-in and bag drop barely took 5 minutes. Very efficient. I thought the ninja puppets hanging from the ceiling were a nice touch. I wish some more of the stores were open in the departure hall. And I wish I could have found one last bottle of sparkling water in any(!) of the many vending machines. But the duty free shop did allow me to taste some Japanese single malt whiskies. (Very nice, but at 14,000 Yen per above my price range.) Main disappointment: the business class lounge was really not that good & there is not a single bottle of Choya for sale anywhere. I wish I had gotten some in town; but I thought I could save the hassle of packing and just do duty free carry-on.

In the past, international flights also departed from here, but now its role as an international airport has been transferred to Centrair. It is now used for both military and civilian purposes.

It's quite a small airport but surprisingly very clean with very efficient airport compared to other cities in Asia.

If it rains, they provide umbrellas to get from the plane to the gate from the tarmac. It is hard to get cabs after 9pm. It was raining. The bus stops have no English timetable. Luckily you can refer to google. Limited buses to ajiyoshi station