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The Takayama Festival, known locally as Takayama Matsuri, is one of Japan's most celebrated and picturesque festivals, held twice a year in the historic city of Takayama. Divided into the Sanno Festi...

Hidden in the scenic mountains of Central Japan, Takayama offers a timeless journey through Japan’s past with its beautifully preserved Edo Period streets. This historic town, once a thriving hub of ...

Shirakawa-go, the largest of the three famed gassho-zukuri farmhouse villages and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995, is nestled in the high mountains of Toyama and Gifu Prefectures. ...

The Shinhotaka Ropeway (新穂高ロープウェイ) is an engineering marvel and a beacon of adventure in Japan, offering one of the highest elevation gains in the nation. Ascending over 1000 meters alongside the maj...

Takayama Jinya stands as a testament to Japan's feudal past, symbolizing the governance structures of the Edo period (1603-1868). Unique in its preservation, it is the only remaining provincial gover...

Matsuri no Mori, or Festival Forest, is a captivating museum that immerses visitors in the vibrant cultural heritage of Takayama's renowned festivals. This unique museum offers an in-depth look into ...

Takayama Morning Markets, known locally as Asaichi, are a must-visit attraction for anyone exploring the historic city of Takayama. These lively markets, which have been a part of the city's culture ...

Hida-Furukawa is a charming town nestled in the scenic hills of northern Gifu Prefecture, offering a preserved historical ambiance and tranquil atmosphere. Unlike its bustling neighbor, Takayama, Hid...

Gero Onsen, nestled between Nagoya and Takayama, revered for its healing waters since the Edo Period. Celebrated as one of Japan's finest onsen, it offers a perfect blend of historical allure and ser...