Matsumoto Castle, one of Japan’s most iconic and well-preserved castles, is a must-visit destination in Nagano Prefecture. Its striking black exterior, rich samurai history, and panoramic views from the top floor make it a highlight for travelers. However, for most … Read More
Karuizawa Food Walking Tour in Nagano
Karuizawa Food Walking Tour in Nagano
Enjoy Karuzawa's local Street Foods !!
🔄 Overview:
Discover the flavors and charm of Karuizawa on this unforgettable Food Walking Tour. Known for its scenic beauty and upscale ambiance, Karuizawa offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. With a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll wander the town’s picturesque streets and sample a variety of local delicacies that highlight Karuizawa’s culinary and cultural heritage. This tour is a perfect choice for foodies, culture lovers, and travelers looking to experience the authentic taste of this elegant mountain town.
🔥 Tour Highlights:
🌭 Taste Karuizawa’s Signature Flavors: Savor a variety of mouthwatering local delicacies, including hot dogs, crispy korokke (Japanese croquettes), flavorful curry bread, and freshly baked apple pie. 🍏
🌳 Scenic Stroll Through Karuizawa’s Streets: Take in the serene natural beauty of Karuizawa, with its lush greenery, quaint streets, and European-inspired architecture.
🍴 Discover Hidden Gems: Experience off-the-beaten-path locations that only locals know, with exclusive tastings and insider stories.
🤝 Interactive Cultural Experience: Engage in conversations with shop owners, learn about local production methods, and hear the unique stories behind the flavors you taste.
🗓 Detailed Itinerary:
👤 Meet Your Guide: Meet your friendly 🌐 English-speaking guide in front of Karuizawa New Art Museum. After a short introduction, the journey begins as you explore the charming streets of Karuizawa.
🌭 Kyukaruizawa Ginza-dori Food Tasting Adventure: Wander along Kyukaruizawa Ginza-dori, the main street of Karuizawa, and enjoy a variety of local street foods, including fresh hot dogs, korokke (croquettes), curry bread, and apple pie. 🍏
⛪ Visit St. Paul’s Catholic Church: Visit the beautiful St. Paul’s Catholic Church, a historic site designed by the renowned architect Antonin Raymond. Marvel at its serene ambiance and unique design.
🍰 Return to Kyukaruizawa Ginza-dori: Head back to the vibrant Ginza-dori street, where you’ll have the chance to explore more of the local shops and streets.
🎉 Conclude the Tour at Karuizawa New Art Museum: The tour concludes back at Karuizawa New Art Museum. If you’d like to continue exploring on your own, your guide will offer suggestions for nearby restaurants or provide guidance on how to return to Karuizawa Station.
💼 What’s Included:
🌭 Food tastings (hot dog, korokke, curry bread, and apple pie)
🌐 English-speaking local guide
🏞️ Guided walking tour of Karuizawa’s scenic streets and hidden gems
🎒 What to Bring:
🪶 Comfortable walking shoes
📸 Camera or smartphone for photos
😋 Appetite for adventure
⏳ Tour Duration: Approximately 2.5 to 3 hours
🕒 Start Time & Meeting Point:
Start Time: 11:00 am
Meeting Point: 📍 In front of Karuizawa New Art Museum
✨ Notes:
☔ The tour operates rain or shine.
🌟 Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice.
👧👦 Children are welcome to join with adult supervision.
🌟 Why Join This Tour? This tour offers a delightful journey into the flavors of Karuizawa, where you’ll taste, discover, and explore like a local. From hidden 🕵️ food gems to artisan confections, you’ll experience the very best of Karuizawa’s culinary scene. The scenic strolls and thoughtful tastings create a sensory adventure you’ll remember long after your visit. Whether you’re a 🍴 foodie, 🌳 nature lover, or curious traveler, this tour is a feast for the senses!
- Photo Friendly
- 2 - 2.5 Hours
- 2 to 8 people
- All weather
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Trip Itinerary
Meet In front of KARUIZAWA NEW ART MUSEUM
Meet your guide in front of KARUIZAWA NEW ART MUSEUM and you will explore local street in Karuizawa
Kyukaruizawa Ginza-dori
You will have several street foods as you walk in the main street in Karuizawa.
Arrival at St.Paul's Catholic Church
You also visit the beautiful charch which was designed by famous architecture ANTONIN RAYMOND.
Kyukaruizawa Ginza-dori
Comming back to the main sreet and have sweets & drinks.
Arrive at Karuizawa New Art Museum
The duration of this tour is about 2.5 -3 hours and tour concludes at Karuizawa New Art Museum. If you would like to explore different place like restaurants after this tour, you can say good bye to your guide, where is easy to get back to Starting point or Karuizawa station by yourself
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Karuizawa Food Walking Tour in Nagano
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- Walking Tour
- Includes: 3 street foods ,hot dog, Deep fried mashed potatoes, Sweets
- Duration: 2 - 2.5 hours
- Group: From 1 to 8 pp
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Info
- Duration: 2 – 2.5 hours, starting at 11am
- Minimum: 2 people per tour
- Maximum: 8 people per tour
- Price: 14,000 JPY (incl. tax) per person, Child (3-12) 12,500 JPY (incl. tax)
- Infants (0-2) are free of charge. An infant lunch is not included
- Includes: 3 street foods (such as curry bread), hot dog, Deep fried mashed potatoes, Sweets (such as apple candy or donut) & English-speaking guide
- Excludes: Extra drinks and food (available to purchase), Bullet train tickets and other transportation fees.
- Meeting location: In front of Karuizawa New Art Museum
Professional Guide
Local expert, personable English-speaking guides
Walking tour
This is an easy going walking tour. You can come just as you are
Foods & Sweets
You will have absolutely enough meal for lunch and sweets.
Take the photo of spots around Matsumoto castle as well as on back street in Matsumoto city
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