Explore, Eat & Stay: Discover the 'Sannomachi'
Takayama Station | 10 min on foot |
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Toyama Station | 90 by train |
Matsumoto Station | 2.5 hours by bus |
Shirakawa-go | 60 min drive |
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Kamikochi | 60 min drive |
Kanazawa | 120 min drive |
Explore, Eat & Stay: Discover the 'Sannomachi'
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With many buildings dating from Japan’s heralded Edo Period, Takayama boasts some of the most historic streetscapes in the country.
Savour the region’s renowned Hida beef, ramen, miso, sake and more!
Taking place each spring and autumn, the festivals of Takayama are some of the most famous in Japan.
As Nagano’s No.1 tour and charter operator, we have the local know-how to help you get the most out of your time in Central Japan.
Takyama takes a little planning to get to but is worth the effort to get there.
Granted World Heritage status in 1995, the three villages that make-up Shirakawa-go and Gokayama are some of the most beautiful in Japan.
Approximately 1 hour from Takayama, Kamikochi and nearby Okuhida Onsen are quickly becoming must-visit destinations while in Central Japan.
Take the time to explore the region with these 25 things to do in and around Takayama.
Experience one of Japan's most remarkable natural landscapes
Considered the jewel of the Chubu Sangaku National Park, Kamikochi is easily accessible from Takayama.
Explore the World Heritage villages
Under an hour from Takayama and easliy accessible by bus, the villages of Shirakwa-go and Gokayama offer a glimpse of a more balanced and beautiful lifestyle.
One of Japan's last remaining original castles
Easily accessible from Takayama, Matsumoto Castle is registered National Treasure and one of the region's most popular destinations.
Known as the 'Roof of Japan', is one of the country's most iconic landscapes
Open from mid-April to late-November, its most famous feature is the grand Snow Walls in spring and outstanding hiking in summer.
Walk the historic road through the beautiful Kiso Valley
One of five major routes linking Kyoto to Tokyo in the Edo Period, the Nakasendo retains its historic character in its beautiful post towns.
Nagano's most international ski resorts
Well-established as one of Japan's premier winter sports destination, Hakuba is emerging as a mecca for green season sports enthusiasts.
Wander the scenic farm and sample the surprisingly subtle flavour of real wasabi.
As one of the largest wasabi farms in Japan, Daio is equally renowned as the setting for Kurosawa Akira's film 'Dreams'
The spiritual heart of Nagano
Established in 642, Zenko-ji is one of Japan's oldest and most important Buddhist temples and welcomes visitors of any faith or background.
Historic town
Historic buildings
Museums
Galleries
Restaurants
Cafes
Craft stores
Sake breweries
Food vendors
Guesthouses
Takayama Station | 10 min on foot |
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Toyama Station | 90 by train |
Matsumoto Station | 2.5 hours by bus |
Shirakawa-go | 60 min drive |
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Kamikochi | 60 min drive |
Kanazawa | 120 min drive |