Nagoya Shirakawa go Village and Takayama One Day Tour

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Embark on an unforgettable 1-day trip from Nagoya to explore the serene beauty of Shirakawa-go Village and the historic charm of Takayama. Starting in the vibrant metropolis of Nagoya, you’ll quickly leave the city behind and journey into the heart of Japan’s countryside. In Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage site, you’ll be enchanted by the iconic gassho-zukuri farmhouses, nestled in the picturesque mountains. These traditional homes, with their steep thatched roofs, offer a rare glimpse into rural Japan’s history, especially against the backdrop of changing seasons, whether it’s the lush green of summer or the snow-covered village in winter. From Shirakawa-go, head to Takayama, where the preserved streets of the Sanmachi Suji district transport you back to the Edo period. Stroll through narrow lanes lined with traditional merchant houses, visit sake breweries, and experience the warmth of a town that has managed to retain its old-world charm.

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Wheelchair accessible

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Total tour duration include in transportation .

If you wish to visit the observation deck, please select the option of includes access to the observation deck.

Due to traffic, weather, or other unforeseen circumstances, the itinerary may change, including shorter sightseeing times or canceled attractions.

Chính sách hủy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Bao gồm

Pickup and drop-off at the meeting point

Multilingual guide and driver

Air-conditioned bus transportation

Food and drinks

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Takayama

Takayama is a historic city located in the Gifu Prefecture of Japan, known for its well-preserved Edo-period architecture, traditional culture, and scenic mountainous surroundings. Famous for its vibrant morning markets, the city's old town features charming wooden houses, temples, and sake breweries. Takayama is also celebrated for its annual festivals, Hida Takayama Matsuri, which showcase colorful floats and traditional performances.

2 hours 40 minutes • Không Có Vé

Hida-Takayama Miyagawa Morning Market

Hida Takayama’s Miyagawa Morning Market, one of the most iconic attractions in Takayama, Japan, is a vibrant showcase of the region's charm and culture. Situated along the serene Miyagawa River, the market operates daily, offering a delightful mix of seasonal fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and traditional Japanese souvenirs. Visitors can savor local specialties like Hida beef skewers and miso-based delicacies while immersing themselves in the warm hospitality of the vendors, who are often eager to share stories about their products and traditions. The picturesque riverside setting further enhances the experience, creating a tranquil and memorable atmosphere that perfectly complements the market’s lively character.

30 minutes • Bao Gồm Vé

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No observation deck

Including Observation Deck

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What a waste of a day.
J E,
12 thg 11, 2025
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Today was probably one of the worst tours I've ever been on. First, if you don't know already, Japan assigns seats on the bus. It's the only country that I done tours in that does this. Today, they went one further and assigned this single woman an older traveler to take care of the whole day. Yes, I paid to babysit and entertain another person. There is a reason I travel ALONE!! I realize the culture here is women should be family oriented but I'm not of this culture ( although this country is beautiful and I love the people) and I'm on vacation. Let me be on vacation. Then, and this is not their fault, the highway was blocked so we could not go to Shirakawa so instead they sent us to this supposedly great town with old buildings and a castle. The old houses are about as old as the 1970s. You can see the same in Tokyo, Kyoto, and definitely in Osaka. The castle is small and a 20 minute climb up a hill unless you're babysitting an older person and then it's 35 minutes. I would rather have stayed in Takayama. Which reminds me. The tour says it starts at 8:30 but then I got notification from the company that it starts at 9. This meant we missed the morning market because we got there 8 minutes before Noon. That is not good if that's part of why you picked the tour!! I just was incredibly disappointed over the waste of money this day was. I try desperately to find positives in everything. My positive was I had a great chestnut and chocolate cookie. Getting that cookie by this tour, it was a very expensive cookie!