• Hida - Visitors to Hida, Japan, have the opportunity to explore Takayama City’s Edo-period Sanmachi Suji district, known for its wooden architecture and sake breweries, and visit the historic Takayama Jinya government office. The Hida Folk Village features traditional thatched-roof farmhouses, while Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides breathtaking views of unique “gassho-zukuri” homes. During the Takayama Festival, guests can enjoy stunning floats and traditional music. Nature enthusiasts can take the Shinhotaka Ropeway for sweeping views of the Japanese Alps or unwind in the Okuhida Onsen Villages. Hida Furukawa, with its serene canals, is ideal for a peaceful walk. Nearby Kamikochi is perfect for hiking amidst beautiful alpine scenery. Be sure to try the region’s famous Hida beef, celebrated for its marbling and tenderness.
• Shirakawa - Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is renowned for its iconic “gassho-zukuri” farmhouses, featuring steep thatched roofs designed to withstand heavy snowfall. These traditional homes, some over 250 years old, are set in a picturesque valley and offer insight into rural life in historic Japan. Visitors can explore the village, tour the interiors of the farmhouses, and enjoy panoramic views from the Shiroyama Viewpoint. Some farmhouses even offer overnight stays, providing a rich cultural experience. Shirakawa-go is particularly stunning in winter, when the snow-covered roofs create a postcard-perfect scene.

• Chinese-speaking guide
• English-speaking staff

• Other personal expenses
• Lunch on their own expense

Discover Takayama, a city situated in the scenic Hida region, celebrated for its well-preserved old town featuring Edo-period architecture, quaint streets, and traditional merchant homes. Wander through the historic area, exploring sake breweries, artisan shops, and local markets. Just a short journey away lies Shirakawa Village, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri houses. These thatched-roof farmhouses, built to endure heavy snowfall, offer insight into Japan’s rural history. The village’s stunning setting and distinctive architecture provide an enchanting experience of Japan’s cultural legacy.

• The total tour duration includes the travel (transportation) time.
• Late comers or no show won’t be refunded.
• The schedule might change depending on traffic and weather conditions
• Shiroyama Tenshukaku Observation Deck, Before December 15th, stay at this attraction for 2 hoursAfter December 15th, change to 1.5 hours
• Free for children aged 1-3
• Children aged 11+ will be charged the same rate as adults
• Children aged 0-3 can join this activity free of charge provided they will not occupy separate seats
• Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.