10 Days Nagoya Campertrip

A Journey Through Japan’s Timeless Beauty.

Nagoya (Aqua Rental Car) – Magome – Gero Onsen – Shirakawago – Takayama – Kamikochi – Matsumoto – Mt.Fuji – Izu Peninsula – Nagoya (Aqua Rental Car)

Nagoya is the capital o Aichi Prefecture and one of Japan`s major cities, known for its deep samurai roots, cutting edge technology, and rich cultural heritage. Once a powerful stronghold during the Edo period, it was the birthplace of three of Japan`s most influential warlords: Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu.

Today, Nagoya is a perfect blend of past and future – home to the majestic Nagoya Castle, the innovation-packed Toyota Museum, and family favorite Ghibli Park. From its bustling shopping streets and regional food like miso katsu and hitsumabushi to serene gardens and traditional craftwork. Nagoya is a gateway to both adventure and nostalgia.

Day 1: Nagoya → Magome → Ena → Gero Onsen
Distance: ~140 km | Historical trails & hot springs
Day 2: Gero → Hida Great Limestone Cave → Takayama
Distance: ~75 km | Natural wonders & Edo charm
Day 3: Takayama → Shirakawago → Kamikochi
Distance: ~130 km |UNESCO villages & Alpine Paradise
Day 4: Kamikochi → Matsumoto → Hakuba
Distance: ~110 km |Samurai Strongholds & Alpine views
Day 5: Hakuba → Kurobe Dam → Naena Falls → Myoko
Distance: ~100 km | Mountains, Waterfalls & Engineering marvels
Day 6: Myoko → Shinminato → Ganmon → Noto Peninsula
Distance: ~180 km | Coastal culture & local fish markets
Day 7: Noto Peninsula → Kanazawa → Tojinbo
Distance: ~170 km | Culture & cliffs
Day 8: Tojinbo → Echizen Coast → Miho no Matsubara
Distance: ~180 km | Sea cliffs, strange rocks, and pine beaches
Day 9: Fuji Area → Izu Peninsula
Distance: ~120 km | Fuji views, waterfalls & coastal caves
Day 10: Izu → Nihondaira → Ghibli Park → Nagoya
Distance: ~200 km | Final magic moments