Discover the unique architectural beauty of Japan during the Meiji era, a transformative period where Eastern and Western styles harmoniously blend. Explore remarkable structures like the Former Imperial Hotel, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, and engage with preserved steam locomotives and historic trams. Rent traditional Meiji-era costumes for a captivating stroll through the park, perfect for social media moments. This tour offers a rich historical context, showcasing how foreigners lived in Japan during this innovative era.
- Visit the iconic Former Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
- Experience steam locomotives and trams from the Meiji era
- Rent traditional Meiji-era costumes for a unique photo opportunity
- Explore buildings that reflect the historical interaction between Japan and the West
Inuyama Station West Exit (Meitetsu Inuyama Line)
Self-guided visit "Step into Japan’s golden age of modernization. Meiji-Mura is a sprawling 1-million-square-meter open-air museum preserving over 60 authentic historic buildings from the era when samurai traditions met Western innovation." "A must-see for architecture lovers: Walk through the iconic main entrance and lobby of Tokyo’s original Imperial Hotel, designed by legendary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright." "Witness the captivating 'East-meets-West' architectural fusion—from Gothic-style cathedrals with vibrant stained glass to traditional wooden kabuki theaters." "Ride through history on Japan’s oldest operating steam locomotives and authentic Kyoto streetcars, winding through lush greenery and picturesque lake views."
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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