Featured Hotels Near Takeda Tei

Near Chikudai Mansion in Nagoya, the Hotel Monterey Nagoya is a top choice, located just a 10-minute walk away. This modern hotel blends contemporary luxury with subtle Japanese aesthetics, offering rooms with views of traditional Japanese gardens and serene courtyard spaces.

For a more authentic experience, consider staying at one of the boutique ryokans in the nearby Akasaka-chō Historic District, many of which preserve Edo-period architecture and offer personalized service. Public transport is convenient: take the subway from Nagoya Station to "Inazawa Station," then transfer to a short bus ride—just 5 minutes—to reach Chikudai Mansion.

Pair your visit with a tour of Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine for a full immersion into Aichi Prefecture’s rich cultural heritage.

The most convenient route to Chikudai Mansion is via the Meitetsu Subway Line from Nagoya Station to "Inazawa Station," taking about 15 minutes. From there, it’s a 5-minute walk or a short bus transfer to the mansion entrance.

Alternatively, take the Meitetsu Bus (Route 37 or 60) directly from "Nagoya Station Front" to the "Chikudai Mansion Mae" stop—approximately 20 minutes with no transfers. For drivers, access via the Nagoya Expressway Ring Route, exiting at "Higashi-Nagoya Exit," then following signs to the mansion. On-site free parking is available, though it’s recommended to reserve during weekends or festivals due to high demand.

Combine your visit with nearby attractions like Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine for a seamless half-day cultural itinerary.

Near Chikudai Mansion, visitors can enjoy several distinctive cultural activities. The mansion hosts regular traditional tea ceremony workshops, led by experienced tea masters, where guests learn the art of matcha preparation and Japanese tea etiquette in an authentic Edo-period setting.

Adjacent to the site, the Akasaka-chō Historic District features artisan studios offering hands-on sessions in washi paper making and karako fan painting, allowing travelers to create personal souvenirs rooted in Japanese craftsmanship.

Seasonal events such as the Nagoya Gion Festival include traditional float parades and folk performances, showcasing local religious traditions and artistic heritage. Guided tours of the mansion’s historic study hall and garden design also reveal the fusion of Chinese Song Dynasty and Japanese Edo architectural principles.

Pair these experiences with visits to Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine for a comprehensive journey into Aichi Prefecture’s enduring cultural legacy.