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.
What's included
Admission fee
English guide
Lunch
Hida-Kokubunji Temple
What to expect
Hida Kokubun-ji Temple
10m · Admission ticket not included
Only one of Sanju no to (three storied pagoda) in Hida area. You can also see a 1250 year old great gingko tree on the temple ground. (Admission fee to see treasures is not included)
20m
One of the most famous morning markets in Japan. You can buy fresh vegetables, fruits and also traditional product of Takayama. Communication with the Takayama people will definitely be an unforgettable memory for you. Your English guide is always happy to help you .
Takayama Jinya
1h · Admission ticket included
Good experience the atmosphere of the Edo governor here. It is the only site of government office where the main building still remains. Takayama Jinya used to be a base to rule the Hida area at the time when the Shogunate directly controlled the domain. It kept its function of protecting the Hida area for 300 years until half a century ago.
Nakabashi Bridge
15m
Nakabashi is the symbolic red bridge of Takayama old town. This site is the best place to take a beautiful photo.
Kusakabe Folk Museum
25m · Admission ticket included
This is the place to visit if you want to feel like you are back in the Edo period. 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. Also the bride's basket which brought her to Kusakabe family and the outfit which she wore at her wedding are exhibited there.
50m
Takayama Old Town has been keeping the township of Edo period with many buildings and streets from the time when it thrived as a town of wealthy merchants. 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.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Takayama Station East Exit
End point
Additional information
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.