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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...

Gujo Hachiman, a gem nestled in Japan’s Gifu Prefecture, renowned for its crystal-clear waterways and traditional dance festivals. Established in the 16th century and built around Hachiman Castle, th...

Nestled in the Northern Japan Alps, Okuhida Onsen is a collective term for five charming onsen towns, each offering its own unique character and hot spring waters. Known for their stunning open-air b...

Nestled in the scenic Okuhida region of Gifu Prefecture, Hirayu Onsen is the oldest and largest of the five onsen towns in the area. Renowned for its therapeutic hot springs and stunning natural surr...

Takayama is known for its historical importance, aesthetic beauty, and openness to international visitors. Strolling the streets and laneways while sampling local cuisine including ‘Hida Beef’ and ...