【Departing from Nagoya】Shirakawa-go World Heritage & Takayama Walking Private Tour


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(1) Free for children aged 0‑2;
(2) Group size: 2‑40 persons;
Scenic spot admission: Shirakawa‑go, English‑speaking guide, hotel round‑trip transfer, taxes, English‑speaking guide
Accommodation, meals and beverages
Nagoya Station

Full refund (100% refund) for cancellations made 11 days before the event.
For cancellations made 8-10 days before the event, a 20% fee will be charged.
For cancellations made 2-7 days before the event, a 30% fee will be charged.
For cancellations made 1 day before the event, a 40% fee will be charged.
Itinerary Highlights
Learn about the history of traditional Japanese architecture at a leisurely pace.
Admire centuries‑old farmhouses in the enchanting village of Shirakawa‑go.
A dedicated tour guide accompanies you, ensuring personalised attention.
Comes with a private guide and a private car. (1‑day tour)
Includes accommodation, lunch, and transportation from the designated meeting point. (2‑day tour)
Pick‑up at your hotel lobby.
Departing from Nagoya, take a scenic countryside tour to Takayama, also known as the Little Kyoto of Gifu Prefecture. Admire centuries‑old farmhouses in the charming village of Shirakawa‑go.

Shirakawa‑go and the neighbouring Gokayama region are located along the Shogawa River Valley in a remote mountainous area stretching from Gifu to Toyama Prefecture.

"Gassho‑zukuri" means "built like hands in prayer", as the steep thatched roofs of the farmhouses resemble the hands of Buddhist monks joined in prayer.

Takayama is a city located in the Hida mountainous region of Gifu Prefecture. To distinguish it from other places called Takayama, the city is also commonly known as Hida Takayama.


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