VISIT INDIANA’S TOP GROUP DESTINATION

Step into the heart of Amish Country and experience true Hoosier Hospitality at Das Dutchman Essenhaus.

- family-style dining

- unique shopping at the Village Shops

- peaceful carriage rides

- generously-sized guest rooms

- deluxe hot breakfast

- baggage handling

See one-of-a-kind super-sized Quilt Gardens along the Heritage Trail annually May 30 - September 15.

Meet the Makers o ering hand crafted baskets, noodles, buggies, pottery, soap and more. Food lovers feast on gourmet burgers, Victorian Teas, family style meals and dine at a “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” hotspot. Add a local step-on guide for themed backroads tours and customized activity planning.

Little Tokyo

LOS ANGELES

Japanese immigrants began arriving in Los Angeles in high numbers in the early 20th century. At one point, Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo had a population of 30,000 people and was the largest Japantown in the U.S. However, when Japanese Americans were sent to internment camps during World War II, Little Tokyo was deserted. People soon moved into the empty neighborhood and opened businesses. Later, locals decided to revitalize the neighborhood and return to its roots, and today Little Tokyo is a hub for Japanese culture.

Groups touring Little Tokyo can visit several cultural attractions, such as the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center. For fresh sushi, ramen and sake, groups can dine at bars and restaurants like Far Bar, Kinjiro, and Wolf and Crane Bar. Two elegant Japanese gardens and Japanese art galleries make for colorful tours. Trips can also be planned around Nisei Week, an annual Japanese summertime festival.

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