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You can experience History and culture of Takayama. This is walking tour around oldtownship in Takayama city. local guide could satisfy you!!! You can make food sample like photo if you want. Please let us know if you want to do it. If no request anything guide will not do this expelience. this tour include food sample of Takoyaki making fee ! but if you want to do this, you need time + 30min. we will do English guide 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 Takayama’s historic charm on this private walking tour. Begin at Nakabashi Park, where serene red bridges and seasonal blossoms set a peaceful tone. Wander Kamisannomachi’s Edo-period streets lined with artisan shops, then explore Babamachi, known for traditional festivals and local culture. Visit Hida Gokoku Shrine, a spiritual haven that connects visitors to Takayama’s history. Conclude at Shiroyama Park, where sweeping views of the city from the former castle grounds provide a memorable finale. This private tour offers a quiet, immersive experience for those seeking both history and serenity.

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.

You can experience History and culture of Takayama. You can see more than 5 temples with local guide. This is walking tour around Higashiyama walking course. You can change our start time. If you need other language guide, please let us know. If you wanted to private tour let us know. Not less than 2 person.

Explore the peaceful morning atmosphere of Takayama on this 2.5-hour tour designed to introduce you to local culture and everyday life. Begin at Sakurayama Hachiman Shrine and learn about its connection to local festivals while observing early morning worship. Continue along the Higashiyama Walking Trail, where you’ll discover quiet residential areas, local industries, and scenic photo spots. The tour finishes at the lively Miyagawa Morning Market, offering opportunities to meet friendly vendors and explore traditional local products. Perfect for culture lovers and early risers wanting an authentic look at Takayama’s morning rhythm. A 4-hour option is also available, adding visits to the Takayama Festival Float Exhibition Hall and the Jinya-mae Morning Market.

Get an experience of making a hanficrafts of Takayama and taste Japanese sake at a sake brewery! You can experience one of unique handicrafts of Takayama, Kumihimo, is a traditional Japanese artform for making decorative things for such as kimono and makimono(Japanese scroll). Also, this tour offers sake taste time at Funasaka Sake Brewery, which is not just a brewery but a theme park of Japanese sake. Here is the best choice to search for a new-style Japanese sake.

You can call Rickshaw your hotel and you can go to center of Takayama city. You can experience Japanese old style of transportation.

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!

This private and customizable tour for Takayama is perfect for guests who would like to have their own itinerary planned based on their interests and preferences, allowing guests to experience the city at their own pace.

If you’re interested in learning how sake is made, then this is the tour for you. In the company of an English-speaking guide, you'll visit the historic Tenryo Sake Brewery, one of the oldest sake breweries in the Hida region. A sake brewer will show you the step-by-step process of making sake, and take you on a behind-the-scenes tour. A highlight is being able to taste different sakes; all tastings are included in the tour cost.

Explore the rural and historic Hida region on a small-group e-bike tour. Pedal around the Maze village with ease on your electric bike and enjoy the passing views of the Japanese countryside, without any tourists around. Learn about the history, culture, and daily life in the Japanese countryside. This tour is ideal for those who want to escape touristic areas and be truly immersed in the local region.

Experience the timeless beauty of **Takayama** after dark on a guided walking tour through its beautifully preserved historic district. Wander along lantern-lit streets lined with traditional wooden merchant houses, discover the fascinating history of **Takayama Jinya**, and hear captivating stories that bring the city's Edo-period heritage to life. Away from the daytime crowds, the tranquil evening atmosphere offers a unique perspective of one of Japan's best-preserved old towns. The softly illuminated streets, historic architecture, and charming alleyways create exceptional opportunities for stunning nighttime photography, making this an unforgettable cultural experience.

This is walking tour around in Takayama city. The tour will be guided in English. The guide will take you to specials spots to take the best photos. Please post each spot tag and your photo.

Embark on a guided walking tour in Takayama, where culinary delights meet rich history. This food 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 - Learn about Takayama's history and culture with local guides - Explore traditional and modern food shops in a captivating setting

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Hida Takayama, a city renowned for its well-preserved Edo-period streets. With our expert local guides, explore the historic Sanmachi Suji district, where charming merchant houses, sake breweries, and craft shops come to life. Visit the Takayama Jinya, a former government outpost, and wander through the bustling Miyagawa Morning Market to sample local delicacies. Experience the tranquil Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum showcasing traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses against the stunning Japanese Alps. Our guides share stories to deepen your appreciation of Takayama’s heritage. Enjoy a delicious Hida beef lunch, a regional specialty. While we primarily use public transportation for an authentic experience, a private vehicle can be arranged for an additional fee upon request. Don't miss this chance to uncover the magic of traditional Japan with us.

Experience tea ceremony without the need to kneel or follow intimidating formalities. At ChaYou, your English-speaking tea instructor will demonstrate the preparation of matcha, introduce the utensils and seasonal setting, and explain the hospitality, aesthetics, and consideration for others expressed through each gesture. Enjoy a Japanese sweet before preparing your own bowl of matcha at the table. Choose the tea ceremony alone or extend your experience with a customizable tour led by the same host, who is also your local guide. Select the places you want to visit in advance or discuss your interests during the tea experience, then explore Takayama with an itinerary designed around you.

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.

The most easily accessible and accessible mountain near the Japanese Alps, Norikura is one of Japan's 100 most famous mountains, stretching from Takayama to Nagano Prefecture. Norikura is one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan, stretching from the Alps to Nagano Prefecture. The highest peak is 3026m. Hida Takayama is the largest “city” in Japan, and more than 90% of it is forested. 10% of the forested area is used for sightseeing, mainly the old township, which attracts 4.7 million visitors a year, and is concentrated in one area. This tour will introduce the diversity of Takayama City while also touching on the history and culture of the city. Please dress for climbing and bring rain gear. We will check the physical condition and equipment of participants on the day of the tour and may cancel the tour if there are any problems. No refunds will be made in such cases. If Norikura-dake cannot be climbed, we will suggest other mountains.

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.

Explore the art of sake at Funasaka Sake Brewery, where tradition meets innovation. Begin your visit with a guided tour through the brewery’s production areas and uncover the rich history and techniques that shape each bottle. The highlight is a tasting session featuring a variety of Funasaka sakes, from smooth junmai to fragrant ginjo and regional specialties. Guided by knowledgeable staff, deepen your understanding of flavor profiles and brewing methods while discovering your personal favorites. With three daily time slots—11:30, 13:30, and 16:30—you can easily fit this enriching experience into your Takayama itinerary. - Guided tour of Funasaka Sake Brewery’s production areas - Sample a selection of various sakes, including junmai and ginjo - Learn about the history and craftsmanship behind each bottle - Choose from three convenient daily time slots for your visit

Step into the timeless mountain town of Takayama on this private, fully guided day tour led by a government-licensed guide, with your own private vehicle and driver. Tucked in the Hida region of the Japan Alps, Takayama is famed for its superbly preserved Edo-era streets, sake breweries and lively festivals. Begin at Takayama Jinya, Japan's last surviving Edo-period government house, then wander the dark-timbered merchant lanes of Sanmachi Suji and the bustling Miyagawa morning market. Explore the open-air farmhouses of Hida no Sato, visit the forested Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine, and admire the gilded floats at the Festival Floats Exhibition Hall. Stroll the peaceful Higashiyama temple trail and pause at the photogenic red Nakabashi Bridge over the Miyagawa River. With hotel pickup, a flexible customizable route and an expert local guide, you'll uncover the best of Takayama at your own relaxed pace.

Unlike typical anime tours that simply visit famous spots, this experience lets you walk through the everyday atmosphere that inspired Hyouka while exploring the historic streets of Takayama. The tour combines anime pilgrimage with traditional townscapes, quiet shrines, riverside markets, and cafés featured in the series, creating an immersive experience even for travelers who are not hardcore anime fans. Using the official location map, guests can search for real-life scenes from the anime together with a local guide while learning about Takayama’s culture along the way. Rather than focusing only on photos, the tour is designed to let visitors experience the calm and nostalgic atmosphere that made Hyouka so memorable. The experience also includes time to relax at a café featured in the anime, making this tour a unique way to discover Takayama beyond standard sightseeing.

Spend a full day exploring the timeless mountain town of Takayama on this private, fully guided tour led by a government-licensed guide, with your own private vehicle and driver. Tucked in the Hida region of the Japan Alps, Takayama is famed for its superbly preserved Edo-era streets, sake breweries and lively festivals. Begin at Takayama Jinya, Japan's last surviving Edo-period government house, then wander the dark-timbered merchant lanes of Sanmachi Suji and the bustling Miyagawa morning market. Explore the open-air farmhouses of Hida no Sato, visit the forested Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine, and admire the gilded floats at the Festival Floats Exhibition Hall. Stroll the peaceful Higashiyama temple trail and pause at the photogenic red Nakabashi Bridge over the Miyagawa River. With hotel pickup, a flexible customizable route and an expert local guide, you'll uncover the best of Takayama at a relaxed pace.

This tour is a simple, fun way to enjoy Takayama’s local ramen scene without worrying about where to go or how to order. Instead of visiting only one shop, you will try two different ramen stops and compare flavors, noodles, toppings, and atmosphere. Your guide will ask about your preferences, then choose suitable ramen shops based on your tastes and the local conditions that day. This makes the tour flexible and personal, rather than a fixed restaurant visit. Takayama ramen is known for its nostalgic local style, often featuring soy sauce-based broth and thin curly noodles. You can enjoy ramen, toppings, or side dishes while your guide helps with Japanese menus and ordering. This is a private food tour for travelers who want a relaxed, local, and satisfying ramen experience in central Takayama.