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Inuyama-City Free Ticket with Kimono (Kimono de Free Ticket)

Date : 10/10/2018 - 11/30/2018


  • Free Ticket with Kimono (Kimono de Free Ticket)

Come visit National Treasure Inuyama Castle wearing a kimono and win an admission ticket! For a limited time, visitors dresses especially for this enjoyable tour get free access to major Inuyama City spots!

*: Find reasonable kimono rental shops in the Old Castle Town of Inuyama near the castle.

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date : Promotion period:
-National Treasure Tea House Jo-An, Urakuen Garden: October 10th (Wednesday) to 31st (Wednesday), 2018
-National Treasure Inuyama Castle: November 1st (Thursday) to 30th (Friday), 2018
Holding time : Tickets may be obtained between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM at the Inuyama City Tourist Information Center
*: The ticket is valid only for the day
Place : National Treasure Inuyama Castle, National Treasure Tea House Jo-An, Urakuen Garden
Location : 〒484-0082
14 Fujimi-cho, Inuyama-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Estacion Inuyama 2F (Inuyama City Tourist Information Center)
Phone number : 0568-61-6000 (Inuyama City Tourist Information Center)

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ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    15min westwards walk from either Inuyama-Yuen Station or Inuyama Station, both of the Meitetsu Inuyama Line (board the train bound for Inuyama from Meitetsu Nagoya Station).
  • Access by car
    Access by car
    -Approx. 30min (10.5km) northwards from either Komaki I.C. of the Meishin Expressway / Tomei Expressway, or Komaki Kita I.C. of the Nagoya Expressway R11 Komaki Route, via Route 41, or;
    -Approx. 20min (13.9km) northwestwards from Komaki-Higashi I.C. of the Chuo Expressway via routes 49, and 461.

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