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Weekday-only “Aichi/Nagoya Sightseeing Passport”: Enjoy 40 facilities in Aichi Prefecture for 4,500 yen

Posted on June 28, 2026 by Editor in Chief

The Aichi Prefectural Tourism Association has launched a weekday-only “Aichi/Nagoya Round Trip Sightseeing Passport” for fiscal year 2026. The price is 4,500 yen (same price for adults and children), and the period of use is from May 18 to March 12, 2027.

This is a special ticket that allows one admission to each of the prefecture’s museums and art galleries, etc., and is sold annually starting in 2024. There are two types of tickets to choose from: electronic tickets and paper tickets. 40 facilities are participating this year (14 of which are new).

The validity period is up to 90 days from the date of use of the first facility. Since the service can be used at approximately four to five facilities, it is recommended not only for tourists but also for local residents of Aichi Prefecture.

For example, if you use the passport to visit three facilities: Osu Engeijo (regular price: 3,300 yen), Museum Meiji-mura (2,500 yen), and Little World, an outdoor folk museum (2,200 yen), you will save 3,500 yen compared to regular use.

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