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You can experience a Zen meditation in Takayama. Also you can experience History and culture of Takayama with a local guide. You can see at least 5 temples with a local guide. This is a walking tour around Higashiyama walking course. You can change our start time. We will guide you in English. Minimum 2 people per booking.

Discover Takayama on this small-group walking tour that introduces you to the city's history and culture, as well as its rich culinary heritage. Your guide will take you to the best places to buy and try local foods, including local food markets, as well as Yume Kojo Hida rice cracker factory where you can make your own rice crackers. Along the way, you'll see Takayama's most important landmarks.

Simplify your travel around Japan with a one-way private transfer from Takayama to Kanazawa, stopping en route at UNESCO-listed Shirakawa village. Instead of rushing through and missing the sightseeing highlights, this private transfer gives you time to get out of the car and explore the sights. Make the most of a travel day and arrive at your destination feeling ready for the next adventure.

Experience the rich cultural heritage of Takayama through its most iconic festival traditions. This half-day walking tour takes you through the history and artistry behind the Takayama Festival, considered one of Japan’s most beautiful celebrations. Explore the elaborate festival floats at the Takayama Matsuri Yatai Museum, learn about the intricate craftsmanship that brings them to life, and visit Hachimangu Shrine, the spiritual home of the festival. Walk through the Old Town, where merchant houses and sake breweries reflect the enduring legacy of Takayama’s past, and start the day at the Takayama Morning Markets, where local flavors and crafts set the scene for this culturally immersive experience. Led by a knowledgeable, English-speaking guide, this tour is perfect for those looking to discover Takayama’s cultural treasures in just a few hours.

Hidden amidst the tranquil mountains of central Japan, Takayama unveils its timeless allure. Guided by a knowledgeable local, traverse picturesque streets adorned with historic treasures, where remarkable woodwork and ancient traditions flourish. Immerse yourself in the enchanting history and culture of this charming town, a stark contrast to bustling cities like Tokyo and Osaka. Discover the heart of old Japan through its well-preserved temples, unearthing stories of bygone eras. Explore the significance of the Takayama Festival, gaining insights into its deep-rooted connection to the town and the enduring bond it has forged among its people over the centuries. Join us on this journey to experience the unique charm of Takayama.

Let's walk around the Takayama city and enjoy communicating to local people with a well informed guide. Hida Kokubunji Temple Only one of Sanju no to (three storied pagoda) in Hida area. Miyagawa Asaichi (Morning Market) One of the most famous morning markets in Japan. You can buy fresh vegetables, fruits and also traditional product of Takayama. Takayama Jinya Good experience the atmosphere of the Edo governor here. It is the only site of government office where the main building still remains. Nakabashi This site is the best place to take a beautiful photo! Kusakabe Mingei-kan Kusakabe Mingei kan (a folk museum) is registered as a National Important Cultural Property and you can learn how a townhouse of the Edo period was built. Takayama Old Town The southern half of the town called Uemachi has a sake brewery, shops of traditional crafts, sweets and more, and the northern half is where may shops related to the local living remain.

This private driving tour will allow you to take in the beauty of Shirakawago with out the worry of catching trains or busses. This driving tour is perfect for independent travelers that would like to take in the sites on their own. Allow your private chauffer to take you around in comfort and style. Once you have explored the area done, your chauffer will take you to beautiful Kanazawa so that you can continue your travels across Japan. We hope to send you to gorgeous Shirakawago soon!

You can experience History and culture of Takayama. This is walking tour around oldtownship in Takayama city. local guide could satisfy you. This price is special price only this time. You need some comments for do this tour. If you need other language guide, please let us know. If you wanted to private tour let us know. Not less than 2 person. If it's raining possible to do this tour.

Discover the charm of Takayama’s historic old town on this immersive 2-hour walking tour with a knowledgeable local guide. The journey begins at Takayama Jinya, the last remaining government building of its kind from the Edo period, where you'll gain unique insights into its historical significance. Next, wander through Sanmachi Suji, the heart of Takayama’s old town, with its atmospheric streets lined with traditional wooden buildings. Enjoy opportunities for memorable photos and explore local shops offering handcrafted goods, miso, and fragrances. The experience concludes with a sake-tasting session at a historic brewery, where you can savor the rich flavors of locally brewed sake. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a cultural explorer, or a lover of traditional Japanese craftsmanship, this tour offers a perfect blend of heritage, culture, and authentic local experiences—all guided by a local expert to deepen your understanding of this timeless town.

You can experience not only History and culture but also local food & Sake brewery of Takayama. include food fee and experience of making Rice cracker and Sake tasting in Hirase brewery. sometimes Rice cracker factory suddenly rest, so we need confirm if it's possible to do making rice cracker This is walking tour around in Takayama city. local guide could satisfy you! If you need other language guide, please let us know. If you wanted to private tour let us know. Not less than 2 person. Please call us if you want to do our tour within few hours. If it's raining possible to do this tour.

Deep in the Japanese Alps, the historical and beautiful old thatched houses of Japan stand strong. These houses are over 150 years old and still are lived in today. These homes stand tall in the natural scenery. Several of these houses are open to the public. Join one of our tours guides to this area and learn about history and culture in a way that you would have never been able to on your own! This private and customizable tour will allow you to take in the beauty of Shirakawago at your own pace. Once you place your reservation, a guide will be in touch with you to plan out the details of your tour. Be sure to let your guide know where you would like to visit and your interests so they can plan out an itinerary for you! If you will not have time to visit all the sights on your must-see list, contact us directly regarding extension fees. Learn about this world heritage site with us! We hope to guide you soon!

Explore the rich heritage of Mino ware on this immersive walking tour in Tajimi, Japan. Begin at Gallery Voice, a cultural hub showcasing contemporary ceramic art while learning about the evolution of Mino ware from its medieval roots to modern interpretations. Then, stroll down Oribe Street, visiting local pottery shops where you can feel the textures and weight of the ceramics firsthand, bridging the gap between art and functionality. Engage with artisans' insights as you select unique pieces that reflect both tradition and contemporary sensibilities. This tour offers a deep dive into a living craft, revealing the artistry that shapes daily life in Tajimi. - Discover the history and evolution of Mino ware ceramics - Visit Gallery Voice for contemporary ceramic exhibitions - Explore Oribe Street and engage with local pottery shops - Touch and appreciate the craftsmanship of functional art pieces

Discover the spiritual heart of Japan at Tanikumi-san Kegon-ji Temple, a revered site in Ibigawa, Gifu Prefecture. This 1.5-hour guided tour immerses you in the rich traditions of Kannon worship and pilgrimage that have flourished for over a millennium. As you explore the temple grounds, learn about the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage, meet pilgrims, and witness the vibrant culture surrounding this sacred space. The tour offers insights into the lives touched by Kannon’s compassion, along with the harmonious beauty of the seasonal landscapes that frame the temple. A visit to Kegon-ji promises a profound connection to Japan’s spiritual and cultural heritage. - 1.5-hour guided tour of Kegon-ji Temple, a spiritual landmark - Explore the traditions of Kannon worship and the Saigoku Pilgrimage - Experience the cultural atmosphere with local shops and seasonal beauty - Gain insights into the temple's history and the lives it touches

Explore the rich history of Japan on this 2-hour guided tour in Ōgaki, visiting the iconic Ōgaki Castle and the Ōgaki City Local History Museum. Discover the samurai spirit and the pivotal events that shaped the city, from the legendary Battle of Sekigahara to the cultural blossoming of the Edo period. The tour offers insightful narratives about the castle's strategic significance and the flourishing life under the Toda clan's rule, featuring artifacts that reveal the duality of war and peace in the region. - Immerse yourself in the history of Ōgaki, a vital cultural hub - Visit the important Ōgaki Castle and learn about its role in Japanese history - Gain insights at the Ōgaki City Local History Museum showcasing local artifacts - Convenient pick-up available from Ōgaki Station for easy access

Explore the Yōrō Site of Reversible Destiny, a unique open-air artwork that invites you to engage with art in a profound way. Created by renowned artists Arakawa Shūsaku and Madeline Gins, this immersive park challenges perceptions with its undulating hills, tilted structures, and disorienting pathways. As you walk through this vibrant, interactive environment, each step becomes a reflection on space, movement, and existence itself. With guided insights into the philosophy behind this experimental site, you’ll leave with a deeper understanding of how art and life intertwine. - Experience a 1.5-hour or 2.5-hour guided tour tailored to your schedule - Engage with a unique artistic environment that combines playfulness and philosophy - Learn about the intentions of the artists with an expert guide - Convenient transport included for the longer tour from Ōgaki Station

Step into Japan's rural past with a guided tour of Gero Onsen Gassho Village, a unique open-air museum showcasing authentic thatched-roof houses. Nestled above the famous hot springs, this village highlights the traditional lifestyle of the Hida region, where gassho-zukuri homes flourished in snowy climates. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you through the village, explaining the significance of its architecture and the customs of the local people. Discover the ingenuity behind the steep roofs designed for heavy snow and learn about farming and daily life in mountain communities. - Explore the historic Gero Onsen Gassho Village, an open-air museum - Guided tour with insights into traditional Hida culture and architecture - View authentic gassho-zukuri houses relocated from Shirakawa-go - Gain knowledge about local customs, tools, and the rural way of life

Experience Takayama’s evening atmosphere on this 3-hour private guided walking tour that includes dinner and drinks. Meet your guide in front of Takayama Jinya, then begin with a stroll through the historic Sanmachi-suji district, where traditional wooden buildings house some of the town’s most characterful izakayas and bars. Your guide leads you into hidden alleyways like Dekonaru Yokocho and the Kaji-bashi area, sharing stories of local life, architecture and hospitality. At each stop you’ll enjoy a dish and drink—whether it’s Hida beef, regional sake or seasonal small plates—while feeling like a local. This tour is especially suitable for travellers who want to explore Takayama beyond daytime sightseeing and dive into its social, nocturnal side. With an intimate group and a knowledgeable guide, you’ll walk, taste and connect with the warmth of the town after dark.

Iwamura, a former castle town in Gifu Prefecture, offers a unique walking tour that delves into the intellectual heritage of Japan, particularly through the lens of Confucian scholar Sato Issai. This tour takes you through Iwamura’s historically rich townscape, showcasing its traditional architecture and the influence of Issai's teachings on everyday life. Discover the carefully planned streets, merchant houses, and the significance of the namako walls that evoke nostalgia. Engaging with the town's plaques displaying Issai’s sayings, you'll find that his philosophy is interwoven with the local landscape, making Iwamura an essential visit for those interested in Japan's cultural roots. - Explore the historical townscape of Iwamura, a former castle town - Learn about Sato Issai and his lasting impact on Japanese thought - Walk through beautifully preserved streets lined with traditional architecture - Experience a blend of history and philosophy in a unique cultural setting

The main aim is not for sightseeing, but getting benefit from God, Buddha, and Kannon. The shrine and the temples are little-known power spots, but spiritualists say Horakuji Temple is the strongest spiritual power temple in the Kansai region and some people had a mysterious and unbelievable experience. The next persons get benefit or have a wonderful experience may be you. Note (important): If the starting point is Gifu-Station, stating time is 7AM. But, if you want to start at Minami-Tanabe station, it is possible and the stating time is 10:45. Please inform "stating at Gifu Station (7AM)" or "starting at Minami-Tanabe Station (10:45)" to the guide in advance. [Travelers can customize.]

The meeting point is JR Gifu Station, which is about 30 minutes by train from Nagoya Station. The guide will recite the prayers at shrines and the sutras at temples, so even if you don't speak Japanese or know the texts, you won't have to worry. (Your guide will also provide candles and incense for the temples.) The golden Shrine-Torii (that is a gate) at (Gifu) Kogane Shrine makes for a great place to take Instagram-worthy photos. The Gifu Great Buddha is considered one of Japan's three greatest Buddha statues. During the lunch break, you can browse a variety of Japanese foods at Rakuichi Rakuza (market). And you can buy the food or souvenirs if you like.

Discover the intriguing legacy of Seki, a city renowned for its exceptional sword-making craft that has evolved over centuries. This immersive tour delves into the history of Japanese swords, exploring the traditional forging techniques that have shaped both samurai swords and contemporary cutting tools. Participants will gain insight into the artistry behind Seki blades, from their historical significance to their modern adaptations in kitchen knives and other tools. Conclude the tour by browsing a diverse selection of locally crafted items, with expert guidance available for those looking to find the perfect blade for their needs. - Explore the rich history of Japanese sword-making in Seki - Learn about traditional forging techniques and their modern applications - View and compare a variety of Seki-made blades and tools - Receive expert advice on selecting the right knife or tool for your needs

Embark on a guided walking tour in Takayama, where culinary delights meet rich history. This breakfast discovery walk takes you through the vibrant morning markets, allowing you to taste Hida beef, freshly baked croissants, and unique coffee from local vendors. Learn about Takayama's heritage at Jinya before exploring the historical old street, blending traditional and contemporary tastes. This tour offers an immersive cultural experience, perfect for food enthusiasts and travelers eager to uncover local flavors and stories. - Guided tour through Takayama's morning markets and food stops - Food stops as you go, perfect for breakfast and little lunch snacks - Learn about Takayama's history and culture with local guides - Explore traditional and modern food shops in a captivating setting

Make the most of the journey from Takayama to Osaka with this one-way transfer that includes a stop in the traditional thatched roof house village of Shirakawago. Board your comfortable bus in Takayama; explore the UNESCO-listed village at your leisure on a self-guided tour; then disembark in the city of Osaka.

This is not just a sightseeing tour—it’s a fully immersive journey into the world of Higurashi When They Cry, set in the real-life village that inspired it. Walk through Shirakawa-go with a guide who connects each location to the story, revealing how the village’s geography, history, and deep-rooted community traditions shaped the unsettling yet captivating atmosphere of the series. Rather than simply visiting photo spots, you’ll explore the meaning behind them—from the role of shrines and ancestral beliefs to the close-knit social structure that mirrors the tension and harmony depicted in the anime. As you move through the village, the line between fiction and reality gradually fades, offering a deeper understanding of both the story and the culture that inspired it. Designed for true fans, this tour lets you experience Higurashi not just as an anime, but as a living world grounded in real history and human connections.