At the Martial arts Dojo in Inuyama city, you will change into Samurai attire and, under the guidance of an instructor, have a Samurai (Iaido) Experience using a real Sword. To enhance the experience participants will have the chance to wear Samurai clothing. This not only adds to authenticity of the experience but also helps participants feel more connected to the historical and cultural context of Iaido. The Iaido Experience offers a unique opportunity to delve into the world of Samurai and their martial arts. You can have experiencing the Spirit of Bushido through Iaido. This Iaido experience is not just about learning sword techniques; it's an immersive journey into the heart of Samurai culture, offering a deeper appreciation of the values and skills of these legendary warriors.

Inuyama Castle, is a famous castle in Japan as one of the national treasure castle remaining real wooden castle tower. You can go inside with wearing Samurai attire and look around as a Samurai. You might feel Samurai spirit as if you were a lord from past.

After visiting Inuyama Castle, walk around castle town where is remaining traditional old houses. You can enjoy old town and have a lunch.

Preserving the Spirit of Traditional Japanese Blacksmithing The Seki Kajiden Shōkan (Seki Blacksmith Tradition Hall) is a cultural museum dedicated to preserving the long-standing blacksmithing heritage of Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, an area that has flourished as a center of blade-making for over 800 years. This facility focuses on the traditional techniques and spirit of Japanese forging, introducing you to the origins of Seki’s blacksmith culture that later evolved into sword-making and high-quality cutlery production. Inside the hall, you can view traditional forging tools, historical materials, and displays that clearly explain how raw steel is transformed through fire, hammering, and craftsmanship into blades of exceptional quality. You can learn authentic samurai-era craftsmanship and history and deep cultural experiences rooted in local tradition and Insight into Japan’s philosophy of craftsmanship, discipline, and precision

After travel at Seki City, back to pick up Station of Inuyama and drop off.