2025 Hida Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

This is one of the most unforgettable snow scenes I've ever seen! Because of the scene in Your Name where Taki stands in front of the "Hida" photo wall in the museum, I remember this mysterious landlocked area deeply. Gifu Prefecture has a rustic name, but it is not only the filming location of Your Name, but also a world heritage fairy tale town, and snow as dreamy as Hokkaido! The key is - there are not many people! . Your Name pilgrimage: Mainly concentrated in Hida Takayama and Hida Furukawa, you can travel back and forth by JR or bus. ⛰Takayama: The old town of Machiya, which retains the Edo style of 400 years ago, has mostly been turned into restaurants, cafes, etc., and it is very interesting to visit! You can also experience a rickshaw! There will be winter-only events in the nearby Mori below freezing. Filming location: Miyagawa Morning Market, Hie Shrine . 🌊Furukawa: The town is small and very, very quiet. Visit the streets of the late Edo and early Meiji periods in Shirakabe Dozo Street, a must-see for a pilgrimage. Filming location: Must-see Furukawa JR Station, Hida beef mascot in the station, specialty snack Gohei mochi, Sakura Bussankan weaving movie hand rope World Heritage Fairy Tale Town: Shirakawa-go, this is one of the top 10 must-see lists of my life - a white village surrounded by deep mountains, with triangular huts sitting in between, really beautiful to the point of being unreal! Transportation: You can take a bus from Nagoya or Hida Takayama, and you can make a day trip . Magome-juku, back to Edo: This is the only way to connect Kyoto and Tokyo in the 17th century, built on mountain roads, steep terrain, rickshaw horses really can't cross, so they have to leave the horses at the station, hence the name. It takes about 2 hours from Tajimi City, but the snow scene on the mountain road is really spectacular! Step into the snow on the cobblestone path of Magome-juku and admire the Edo houses on both sides. It seems to take me back to that era. . My 4-day itinerary: DAY 1: Beijing - Nagoya - Tajimi City DAY 2: Magome-juku - Ena Gorge - Taisho Village DAY 3: Hida Takayama - Hida Furukawa - Hida Takayama DAY 4: Shirakawa-go - Nagoya - Beijing (Ena Gorge is generally personal, no need to go on purpose) . Transportation: Direct flights from Beijing to Nagoya, and then transfer through JR + Meitetsu Bus, you can use the Dragon Ascent Road Pass, there are different routes for three days and five days. . The first trip of the new year, if you don't want to squeeze people in Hokkaido, you might as well travel in the opposite direction and go to the niche Gifu!! Japan·Asia Gifu City·Gifu Prefecture

Hida Furukawa is a beautiful castle town located in the Hida region in the northern part of Gifu Prefecture, characterized by its atmospheric scenery and rich food culture. The charming streets lined with white-walled storehouses and wooden townhouses, and clear streams flowing through them, give visitors the feeling of having traveled back in time. There is also a wide variety of local gourmet food, and you can enjoy Hida beef and the local specialty, Hoba miso. It was also the setting model for the anime movie "Your Name," which made it famous, and it is a place visited by many fans from all over the country. ◆Food Hida Furukawa is famous for its dishes made with Hida beef. Yakiniku and steaks, as well as Hida beef sushi, are also popular. In addition, local dishes such as Hoba miso and Hida soba are also excellent, allowing you to enjoy the local flavor. ◆Scenery Hida Furukawa is characterized by traditional white-walled storehouses, cobblestone streets, and scenery with Nishikigoi swimming along the river. The beautiful natural scenery that changes with the seasons is also attractive, especially the cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn leaves that attract visitors. ◆Your Name The scenery of Hida-Furukawa was modeled after the anime movie "Your Name," and there are spots scattered around that recreate scenes from the movie. Due to the movie's influence, the town is also popular as a mecca for anime fans. ◆Access Train: Get off at "Hida-Furukawa Station" on the JR Takayama Main Line. About 2.5 hours from Nagoya by express train. Car: About 20 minutes by car from Takayama Station, about 2 hours and 30 minutes from Nagoya. #0yentravelautumn

When I go to Nagoya, I often visit Takayama and other places at once Usually go to these places will choose a hot spring ♨️ guesthouse 👍🏻 I chose Hida Hotel Plaza🫶🏻 Because we are not self-driving, we must choose a hotel near the station🏨 And it only takes about 5 minutes to arrive 😍 so it is very convenient for us It's very close to Takayama Station. Just get off and go straight to the left. After seeing the Takayama City Hall sign, turn right and you'll be there😆 Even if you have luggage🧳, you're not afraid As soon as you enter you feel the hotel🏨 has history but its hall is very spacious!! ️ But he only allows people to rest the place is not check in There is a craftsman's dragon platform next to the check in hall 👍🏻 It is said that it is a kind of divine sedan in Japan 🗾😍 placed here is to provide travelers to take pictures📸️ souvenir👏🏻 After check in, an employee will take us to the room with our luggage 🫶🏻 It has a total of three buildings so it is really quite big and there is a small shopping street in the hotel😌 Inside it specializes in local products😍 We do not have to go around to find😆 Although there are only two shops but the operation cut️ is until 10pm 👍🏻👍🏻 Much more convenient than the shopping street that may close at 8pm in rural places!! ️ I felt good cleanliness when I got to the room😌 However, if you expect it to be Japanese like other hot springs♨️ then you may be disappointed😞 It is Japanese style so the same bed is not tatami 🥹 But overall I am very satisfied I ordered a double bed room although it is not King Size double bed ❤️ However it is already very ok the point is that his bed is soft and soft 🤞🏻🤞🏻 very good There are already 2 yukata provided in the room 🤞🏻 and very nicely gave the Chinese version of the instructions 😆😆 Snacks such as wagashi umeboshi and black pepper tea available in the hotel 🏨 shopping street are provided on the table!! ️ These are provided for free 🆓 Of course you can go buy it if you like it ❤️❤️ The bathroom here is normal but very clean 😆 but there is still a bathtub 🛁 and a toilet 🚽 but the hotel expects you to go to the hot spring ♨️ and will not be there to take a shower 😄 There is a large bath in the hotel's East Building B1 and Hito Building 9th floor😌 Because the weather in Japan🇯🇵 is relatively dry, so we should not soak too much at one time😅 Even if you want to try 2, you have to separate the time Japanese 🇯🇵 hot springs ♨️ hotels are generally one stay and two meals Dinner we make a reservation Senkaiseki cuisine 🥹 Here you can eat great Hida beef 😆 and each dish is very exquisite 😍 The shop also provides a menu 😄 so everyone can know what they are eating As for breakfast, we chose Japanese food ❤️ The dishes are quite good 👍🏻 and Japanese and Western styles are available 🫶🏻 to suit different people's tastes If you come to play in the mountains I really recommend you to stay here Because it is conveniently located and charges reasonable 😍 Address: 2-60 Hanaoka-cho, Takayama Gifu Prefecture #Japanhotel #Valentine's DayGood Places #OverseasTravel #ResidentWriter #JapanTravel #JapanTravelStrategy #JapaneseRestaurant #JapaneseWagyu #ParentFamilyGoodTrip #ParentFamilyHolidayGoodPlace #Hotel

Starting from the mountains, we arrived at the snowy town of Hida Furukawa. The quiet streets and the snow-white ground were so beautiful!

Wondering how to spend five days in Japan? This guide has you covered! Selected routes will take you on a journey through Japan, ensuring you don't miss any of the beautiful scenery. Save it now! . 🎈Itinerary: Day 1: Ghibli Park 🎨 Explore Hayao Miyazaki's animated world, roam Ghibli Park, and relive classic animation scenes. Day 2: Shirakawa-go -> Kanda House -> Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck -> Takayama -> Takayama Sanmachi Suji Old Street -> Miyakawa Onsen 🏞️ A day trip through history and natural scenery, from the gassho-style houses of Shirakawa-go to the old streets of Takayama, and then to the relaxing Miyakawa Onsen. Day 3: Jinyamae Morning Market -> Takayama Jinya -> Gero Onsen -> Gero Onsen Gassho Village 🌄 Experience the historical charm of Takayama Jinya, then head to Gero Onsen to enjoy a hot spring trip and experience the tranquility and comfort of the Japanese countryside. Day 4: LEGOLAND Japan 🎢 Have fun at LEGOLAND, relive childhood dreams, and explore the wonderful world of LEGO bricks. Day 5: Osu Kannon 🙏 Visit Osu Kannon, experience the unique charm of Japanese religious culture, and bring a perfect end to your journey. . 🧳 Travel Checklist: Unveiling the Must-Have Items for Your Japan Trip! 📞💳 Bring a Japanese phone card and credit card for easy communication and worry-free shopping. 🔌🔋 Don't forget your plug adapter and charger to stay powered up. 🪪👔 Prepare your visa and passport, choose appropriate clothing based on the February weather, and enjoy your trip to Japan! . May your trip to Japan be filled with joy and unforgettable memories! 🌸

Hey ladies! Planning a winter trip to Japan? Here's a super practical 5-day itinerary! Snow scenery, hot springs, and delicious food – experience the best of Japan in winter! -------- Japan, located in East Asia, has a rich history. 🏞️ From the magnificence of Mount Fuji to the quaintness of Kyoto, it exudes a unique island charm. 🎌 This is the "Cherry Blossom Country" in the hearts of many tourists. 🌸 -------- 📅Itinerary: DAY 1: Nagoya Castle Visit the historic Nagoya Castle and experience the atmosphere of Japan's Warring States period. DAY 2: Shirakawa-go – Wada House – Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck – Takayama – Takayama Old Town – Miyagawa Onsen Journey through history and nature, from the beautiful Shirakawa-go to the ancient Wada House, and then to the spectacular Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observation Deck. Next, explore Takayama and its old town, and finally, relax in the soothing waters of Miyagawa Onsen. DAY 3: Miyagawa Morning Market – Takayama Jinya – Gero Onsen – Gero Onsen Gassho-style Village Experience the bustling Miyagawa Morning Market, visit the historical Takayama Jinya, then head to Gero Onsen to unwind and explore the unique architecture of the Gassho-style Village. DAY 4: Atsuta Shrine Visit the mystical and majestic Atsuta Shrine and experience Japan's profound religious culture. DAY 5: Osu Kannon Stroll around Osu Kannon, find some unique souvenirs, and conclude your wonderful trip to Japan. -------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Shirakawa-go: The unique Gassho-style houses make you feel like you've stepped into a fairy tale! 🌸 Nagoya Castle: A great place to admire cherry blossoms and explore historical traces in the castle tower. 🏛️ Atsuta Shrine: Home to precious historical artifacts, the ancient shrine's atmosphere evokes a sense of longing. 🖼️ Takayama: Known as the "Country of Three Leaves," every scene here is as beautiful as a painting! 🌳 Takayama Jinya: Experience the Edo period atmosphere and the natural harmony of the official residence. -------- **Important Notes**: - The weather in February is quite cold, so pack warm clothes 🧣 to prevent catching a cold 😷. - Try authentic Japanese cuisine 🍣, such as sushi and ramen, but pay attention to food freshness. - When buying local specialties, compare prices 💰 at multiple stores to avoid overspending. - Narita and Haneda Airports offer convenient transportation 🚌, with buses and subways directly to the city center. -------- Enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious food on your trip to Japan, and don't forget to leave your footprints and memories! 🌟

#japantrip "Yatsusankan offers an authentic Japanese experience in a serene setting. The traditional rooms are spacious and meticulously maintained, featuring tatami flooring and comfortable futons. The public baths provide a relaxing atmosphere, and the private hot spring bath is a delightful indulgence. The kaiseki meals are exquisite, showcasing seasonal ingredients with artistic presentation. The staff's hospitality is exceptional, ensuring a memorable stay. Located a short walk from JR Hidafurukawa Train Station, it's convenient for travelers. Yatsusankan is a perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility and cultural immersion in the heart of Hida."

On the first day of the 2023 Japan Kurobe Tateyama three-day tour, thanks to the plum rain + typhoon outer circulation, I took the Nohi bus from Takayama Station to Hida Furukawa Station. Because of the drizzle, there were almost no tourists, so I enjoyed the traditional wooden buildings left over from the Edo period alone. Starting from Furukawa Station, I came to the Araki River to observe how turbulent the water was, which could cause the JR to be unable to run (hahaha), and then I discovered the representative red Kasumigawa Bridge and Imamiya Bridge, as well as the hot spring hotel Hatsuzankan (the gate was open, there was no one, I sneaked in to take pictures), the Honkoji Temple and Shinsoji Temple on the banks of the Araki River are also very eye-catching. Honkoji Temple has the largest main hall built of cypress in the Hida area. I specially unloaded my luggage and walked up the steps to worship; Shinsoji Temple is very special. It is a temple for men and women in love to pray. There is also Entsuji Temple protected by sea turtles. There are turtle carvings on both sides under the eaves of the main hall. The pine trees and Japanese garden landscapes in the three shrines are each beautiful with their own characteristics. [White-walled storehouse] is a traditional architectural style that was popular from the Edo to the Meiji period. Hida Furukawa has the Seto River running through the ancient town. In addition to experiencing the history and life culture of the ancient streets, you can also go and find the 12 "yatai" (places for portable shrines and floats) of different Furukawa like me. The Sanbanso Yatai burned down and could not be rebuilt. I gave up two because I did not walk to Keta Wakamiya Shrine. I found six of the remaining nine yatai, namely Sankodai, Seiyadai, Qinglongdai, Fenghuangdai, Jinguidai, and Kirindai. Each one has a different door shape, pattern, design, and shape, and is worth collecting. After leaving Furukawa-cho, I took the Nohi bus to Kamioka-cho, which prospered due to the mines. On the way there, I found out that there was Kamioka Castle to visit and I was full of expectations. I never thought that Kamioka-cho would have streets similar to those of the Showa era. The nostalgic atmosphere led me to stroll to Funatsuza, an activity center that simulates the Funatsu Theater next to the approach to Otsu Shrine during the Taisho period. The crossbeams are made of natural wood from Yamanomura in Kamioka-cho. The Japanese space can be rented for various banquets, performances and exhibitions. The beautiful venue makes people feel more elegant. Next to it is Enjo-ji Temple, which was built in the Kamakura period. After several fire disasters, the current main hall was moved from Hoju-ji Temple in Shiroyama, Takayama City in 1929. The bell tower, stone pagoda and streets outside the main hall are integrated into a small town with a nostalgic atmosphere. Kamioka Castle stands on the hill of Kamioka-cho, facing Enjo-ji Temple. Only the moat, stone walls and wooden structure of the simulated castle tower were built in 1970 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Mitsui Metal Industries Kamioka Mine. In addition to precious Kamioka-cho historical materials and Japanese weapons exhibitions, there are terraces on all four sides of the third floor overlooking the streets and alleys of Kamioka-cho. It was raining on the day I came here, so I had the entire Kamioka Castle to myself (the gate was open, no one was there, and I slipped in to take pictures). If you are interested, you can buy a common ticket for "Kamiokandoka Castle", "Mine Information Center" and "Former Matsuba Family" (470 yen for adults) to learn more about the historical rise and fall and changes of the mountain city of Kamioka. Then, if you visit on a sunny day, you should be able to feel the prosperity and bustle of this mountain city 50 years ago. A one-hour tour of Kamioka Town is really not enough. I calculated the bus time and waved at the Kamioka Castle Station. The fare from the Kamioka Sales Office to Itoya Station is 200 yen no matter which station I get on and off. It's really generous! The driver, Abe, only took me today. He wanted to introduce the scenery along the way to me in Japanese, but I don't speak Japanese. After 50 minutes of winding mountain roads, we arrived at Inogani Station (the intersection station of JR Central and JR West Japan), which was opened in 1930. The wooden station and the old-fashioned station nameplate exude a sense of time. When I stepped out of the station, I first saw the red arch bridge across the Jinzu River on Inogani Kasugahara Road. I tried to walk to the other side. It seems that there is a hiking trail for hiking. I met an enthusiastic old lady who talked to me in Japanese (ah, I really don't speak Japanese). I was shocked again. Fortunately, my daughter got off the bus to save me. We talked in simple English. They treated me to bread and I shared my trip to Geibikei in February. The woman was worried whether I could reach Toyama Station or not, and kept asking the driver to take good care of me. I didn't know that this adventure would also make me exhausted. I fell asleep soon after getting on the bus and was not awakened until the crowds of people in Toyama city who were getting off work poured into the bus. It was almost 7 o'clock when we arrived at Toyama Station. If the JR train hadn’t stopped, I would have arrived at Toyama Station at 12 noon, spent the day in downtown Toyama, and also visited Doraemon at Takaoka Station! But the JR station was closed, so I could only go to Takayama Station and change buses to Hida Furukawa-cho, Hida Kamioka-cho, and Toyama Itoya-cho, and stroll alone in the mountain towns far away from the hustle and bustle of the city! I can buy relatively cheap air tickets, but I can't buy weather forecasts. How can I know that a smooth red-eye flight to Mingguya will change at eight in the morning? But I like this challenge and am intoxicated by this adventure! #2023 Travel Review #Japan Three-Day Flash Series

Hida-Furukawa 🐠🎏🍂It is a small town not far from Takayama City. One thing that makes Hida-Furukawa known to tourists is carp. The Setogawa Canal in the middle of the city was built 400 years ago for the purpose of irrigating rice fields. However, in recent years, it has been gradually abandoned and polluted due to economic growth. Therefore, carp were released into the canal to raise awareness of the importance of maintaining water quality. Today, the canal is full of carp. 📍 Furukawa City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan #WinterTravel

Winter in Japan is a magical time, and this 8-day itinerary will help you make the most of it! From snow-covered landscapes to hot springs and delicious food, this guide will take you on a journey through Japan's winter wonderland. -------- Itinerary Suggestion: 🌸 Japan 8-Day Tour 🌸 DAY 1: Kenrokuen Garden Stroll through this classical garden and experience the traditional aesthetics of Japan. DAY 2: Hida Furukawa Station Visit Hida Furukawa and experience the tranquility and simplicity of rural Japan. DAY 3: Kinkaku-ji Temple - Togetsukyo Bridge - Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori - Nara Park From the splendor of Kinkaku-ji Temple to the poetic beauty of Togetsukyo Bridge, the bustling city of Osaka, and the tranquility of Nara, all in one day. DAY 4: Miho no Matsubara - Mt. Fuji 5th Station - Fuji Earthquake Museum - Oshino Hakkai - Oishi Park From the spectacular Miho no Matsubara to the majestic Mt. Fuji and the unique landscape of Oshino Hakkai, this itinerary is full of diverse experiences. DAY 5: Enoden - Akihabara Electric Town - Shinjuku Take a ride on the Enoden, explore the otaku culture of Akihabara, and discover the vibrant nightlife of Shinjuku. DAY 6: Free Day in Tokyo Enjoy a day of freedom in Tokyo, with shopping, food, and cultural experiences at your fingertips. DAY 7: Senso-ji Temple - Karuizawa Experience the ancient charm of Senso-ji Temple and the elegance of Karuizawa in one day. DAY 8: Shirakawago - Amaharashi Coast The traditional gassho-style houses of Shirakawago and the stunning views of Amaharashi Coast provide a perfect ending to your journey. -------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: What to Bring to Japan 📞 A SIM card is a must-have for staying connected. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japan's voltage is different. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your passport and visa. 👚 If you're visiting in December, dress warmly with a down jacket and scarf. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential for keeping your phone charged. 💊 Bring some basic medicine for peace of mind. 💸 Cash and credit cards are necessary for shopping and dining. -------- Japan is more than just cherry blossoms and sushi; it's full of surprises waiting to be discovered. Until next time, beautiful Japan!

Hida City, hidden among the mountains in central Japan, exudes a charming ancient charm like a paradise. Its traditional architecture is unique, and its Gassho-style villages are world-famous. The sloping thatched roof, like a pair of clasped hands, appears even more peaceful and tranquil under the cover of winter snow, as if bringing time back to the ancient farming years. Hida City has a long history of food culture. Hida beef is tender and juicy, and its unique flavor is delicious. It is a delicacy that food lovers cannot miss. The hot spring resources here are also extremely abundant. Soaking in the steaming hot springs, surrounded by natural mountains and waters, can help you wash away your fatigue and feel the tranquility and relaxation of your body and mind. Hida City still retains many traditional handicrafts, such as exquisite woodworking products. The delicate textures and superb skills demonstrate the persistence and ingenuity of the craftsmen. Ancient sacrificial activities and folk performances are held regularly. People wear traditional costumes, sing and dance, and pass on the culture and spirit of their ancestors. Whether it is exploring historical sites or experiencing traditional Japanese life, Hida City can give visitors an unforgettable experience.

From the JR station, it's a straight road to the shrine At the end of the road is Keta Wakamiya Shrine, and you can see the torii gate standing in front of the mountain from afar The shrine is hidden among towering sacred trees, and it was once called Sugimoto Daijingu, giving it a mysterious and solemn atmosphere The view on the way up to the shrine is excellent, offering a panoramic view of the entire Hida Furukawa town Additionally, Keta Wakamiya Shrine is believed to be the inspiration for the shrine where the heroine and her sister served as shrine maidens in Makoto Shinkai's 'Your Name' It's a 15-minute walk from the JR station, and the road is wide and easy to walk~ 📍Address: 1297 Furukawacho Kamikita, Hida, Gifu 509-4212

Hidden in the mountains of central Honshu, Japan, is a picturesque town called Hida City. Like a hermit, it is full of ancient charm and exudes a unique Japanese style. Hida City is known for its architecture, with gassho-style villages scattered throughout. The rustic wooden houses with thatched roofs are nestled in the valleys. In spring, the mountains are covered with flowers; in autumn, the leaves are red like fire; in winter, the snow falls heavily, turning the houses into a snow village, attracting countless photographers to capture the beautiful moments. Folk culture is thriving here, and the ancient Hida Festival is bustling with activity. Locals dress up in their best clothes and carry a gorgeous palanquin through the streets. The exciting rhythm of the taiko drums and the dancers' bold movements show their sincere protection of tradition, making the audience feel as if they have traveled back to old Japan. The food in Hida City is also mouth-watering. Hida beef is known as the "treasure of meat." The black-haired wagyu beef raised on natural pastures is firm and tender. Whether it's sukiyaki or steak, the delicate, smooth, and fragrant taste will instantly conquer any gourmet. Come to Hida City and experience the beauty of Japanese life in the mountains, folk customs, and food.

#2024Travel Review Hida Furukawa is a very quiet town It is also the filming location of Makoto Shinkai-Your Name The town is not big, and the filming scenes can actually be reached on foot! Keta Wakamiya Shrine is a bit far away, but it only takes about 10 minutes to get there from the station. You can see the shrine's large torii gate from afar. The view from the shrine is very good, and you can overlook the entire Hida Furukawa town. Go up the stairs and you can see tall trees. There is also a cute sign of Hida beef in the animation in the JR station. In addition to the filming location, there is also the Hida Furukawa Festival Hall, which houses the Furukawa Festival floats. There is also a taiko drum next to the hall for everyone to experience something super special! Walking along the Seto River and the white-walled Dozo Street is also very beautiful. However, in winter, you can't see the fat carp in the Seto River (they have been moved nearby for the winter). It takes about half a day to stroll around the whole town. It is very quiet and comfortable~ Even if you are not here for a pilgrimage, it is also suitable for a walk. #DopamineTravel #KitaWakamiyaShrine #YourName #Pilgrimage #HidaFurukawa

Hida-Furukawa is a town in the Hida region in northern Gifu Prefecture. It's only a 30-minute train ride from Takayama Station, and since it's small, there aren't many people, so you can enjoy the atmosphere at your own pace😊 The anime movie "Your Name" made this town famous, and the scenery that appears in the story is everywhere🎬 Hida-Furukawa Station, as seen from the elevated railway, is a prime example☝️ There are other locations with such and such scenes, and it's a great place for movie fans✨ In winter, it's covered in snow, and will invite you to a more charming world⛄️ #Snowscape2024 #100TravelStyles #DomesticTravel #GifuPrefecture #Hida #HidaFurukawa #Winter #Snowscape #MovieLocation #YourName

I rode the cycling rail in Hida, Gifu Prefecture! It was great to cycle in the pleasant breeze! Why not give it a try? #0yentravelautumn 📍Address: 1327-2 Shinonome, Kamioka-cho, Hida-shi, Gifu-ken 506-1147

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Shinokura Castle consists of three facilities: the former Matsuba Residence and the Mining Museum. Fees Adults: 200 yen, Free for high school students and younger *Please purchase your admission ticket at the front Mining Museum. Hours 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Last admission at 4:15 PM) Located within the Takahara Local Museum, Shinokura Castle is a reconstructed keep built on the site of the turret base of Higashimachi Castle, one of the castles of the Ema clan. Together with other facilities such as the Mining Museum and the former Matsuba Residence, it opened as the Takahara Local Museum in 1970. The renovated Shinokura Castle features the following interpretive functions on each floor: [1st Floor] Guidance on the National Historic Site Ema Clan Castle Ruins and the National Scenic Beauty Ema Clan Residence Garden [2nd Floor] Overview of the history of Hida Shinokura through excavated artifacts [3rd Floor] Experience the historical landscape of Hida Shinokura

#Snowscape2024 Keta Wakamiya Shrine, overlooking the downtown area of ​​Furukawa-cho, is a shrine whose parishioners include the entire downtown area and is widely revered by the public as a special shrine. The Furukawa Festival (held every April 19th and 20th), registered as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO, is the annual festival of this shrine. When you reach the top of the stone steps of the approach to the shrine, there is a giant tree to the left of the front worship hall. This is the sacred tree, a large sawtooth oak tree, the top of which was broken off due to a lightning strike in the Meiji era. Address 1297 Kamiketa, Furukawa-cho, Hida-shi, Gifu Prefecture Access 14 minutes walk from JR Hida-Furukawa Station

The snowy old streets and the world heritage site 'Shirakawa-go' with its thatched-roof houses covered in white are iconic winter scenes of Hida. Although summer is bustling with tourists, the best season to fully enjoy the beauty of Hida is actually from now on! Shirakawa-go, with its thatched-roof houses registered as a world heritage site, is a popular tourist spot. In winter, when the thatched-roof houses are covered in snow, you can feel the grandeur of nature even more. There are plenty of highlights, such as strolling through the 'Mitsugo no Gassho-zukuri' and 'Myosenji' temple, which was also featured in the year-end TV program 'Yuku Toshi Kuru Toshi,' and exploring the interiors of the thatched-roof houses. Hida Folk Village is an open-air museum that recreates the old lifestyle of Hida by relocating old buildings from various parts of Hida to the hilly area in the western part of Takayama city. Opened in 1971, over 40 years have passed since its opening, and the relocated buildings blend so well with the landscape that it feels as if they have been there from the beginning, spreading the traditional rural scenery of Japan.

The Setogawa and Shirakabe Dozo Street, located in the center of Hida City, is a picturesque spot where history and nature beautifully harmonize. The street is lined with white-walled storehouses, and the clear waters of the Setogawa River flow through it. From April to November, you can see koi swimming gracefully, bringing a sense of peace to visitors. You can enjoy the seasonal beauty with fresh greenery in spring, koi in summer, autumn leaves, and snowy landscapes in winter. It's the perfect place for those who want to spend a quiet and relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle of tourist spots. Ichinomachi, Furukawa-cho, Hida City, Gifu Prefecture

#FuriTabi #GifuTourism #YourName The Hida-Furukawa area is the area in Gifu prefecture where the sacred sites of "Your Name" are concentrated. Hida-Furukawa Station appears in the scene where the main character, Taki, goes to meet Mitsuha. The platform seen from the overpass on the west side of the station also appears in the movie.

#JapanTravel Visiting Hida-Furukawa Station was a magical experience. Located in Hida-Furukawa City, this station is famous for its traditional beauty and quality. As soon as I arrived, I was amazed by the design of the station, which mixed authenticity with modernity. I walked around the station and enjoyed seeing the old wooden houses and waterways that decorate the city. I visited the nearby Handicraft Museum and learned about the traditional art of knitting and local woodworking. The calm and comfortable atmosphere added a special character to my experience and made me feel like I was in another era. Visiting Hida-Furukawa Station was full of historical beauty and local culture and will remain a special memory of my trip.

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี A small, lovely town not far from Takayama. Fans of Your Name must know this town because this town is a location in the story. When I went, there weren't many tourists, no cars on the roads, very quiet. You can rent a bicycle to ride around the town, but we didn't rent one because we didn't have enough bicycles, so we just walked around. The air was cool and refreshing. The town was clean and beautiful, with lots of trees. It took about 1-2 hours to walk around. There was also Wi-Fi in the town and the bathrooms were clean. Another place where you often see pictures of this town is the canals around the town with koi swimming in them. However, when I went in the morning, it was raining, so the water wasn't clear and I didn't see any fish in the canals (but I could find fish in the ponds in the town). In the town, there are souvenir shops selling souvenirs from Your Name for fans to buy and take home. Overall, this town is another one that I really like. You can walk around and take pictures at a leisurely pace. If you have half a day, you can easily visit. Most importantly, when you arrive, don't forget to check the return bus schedule to Takayama so you can plan your travel time according to the return bus schedule. #Yourname #takayama #Hidafurukawa #japan #traveljapanbyyourself

Hida Furukawa, sparsely visited, the village preserves ancient characteristics, very quiet, Furukawa stocked many carp, walk along the ancient village, while admiring the Japanese ancient buildings, while walking with the carp, enjoy the leisurely travel pleasure! Transportation is also very convenient.

#Japanese style accommodation #Japanese accommodation review "I want to stay at a ryokan once if I get to go to Japan." If you have the same idea as Mama B, I hope this post will answer your questions. A ryokan is a small hotel. The highlight is the tatami mat room, shared bath, and yukata for guests to wear. Today, Mama B will review a ryokan called Ryokan Yatsusankan. Address: Furukawa Mukaimachi 1-8-27, Hida, Takayama, Gifu Perfecture, Japan Room: Kangetsuro Japanese Style is a standard room. Choose breakfast only ... Our room price is the cheapest. But the view is worth millions. Because 1. It is a ryokan located next to the river. Our room has a river view. See Hongoji Temple, which is made of wood and the surrounding decorations, confirming the fame and craftsmanship of Gifu's carpenters. 2. We went during winter and it was snowing. The ryokan we stayed at and the surrounding city were covered in snow. 3. Inside the ryokan itself There is a common area where we can choose 3 main spots: sit around the charcoal stove, sit in a room with a wood-fired fireplace, or sit on an electric massage chair and enjoy the garden view. Amenities/Impressions 1. All the staff are very enthusiastic and attentive to their guests. 2. Breakfast in a private room with a garden view.🤩😍👍🏼 3. There is a mixed onsen, separated for men and women, with alternating views of the bathroom. In the evening, you can enjoy this view and in the morning, you can enjoy another view. 4. In the evening, the staff will come and lay down futons for you. Surrounding environment: There is an old town area located on Shirakabe Dogozai Street, and there is a small canal called Seto Canal running along the side of the street. There are usually carp, but during the winter when we went, the carp were moved to another place. The day we went was January 15, which was the day the townspeople held the Santera Mairi Festival, where candles were decorated in a long row, as well as making snow into the shape of white candles, and there was a market where the townspeople came to sell food. Mama B had the opportunity to try Hida grilled meat. They said it was very soft, bite-sized pieces, 2 pieces for 250 yen (about 1,000 baht)… It’s really expensive, but I have to admit that it’s really delicious, very soft, not at all chewy. When I first saw it, I didn’t know why they had to have white candles. I read the article after I came back and learned that it’s a festival for young men and women who want to find a partner. Candles help create an atmosphere. In conclusion… I recommend you to pin it because the town that is located in this area is small but warm and lovely. You can come and recharge your energy for work. I recommend you to go for 3 days and 2 nights to slowly take in the atmosphere.

#TravelAbroad “Want to sleep in a ryokan” is the starting point that made Mama B & Prawit san accidentally stop by Hida Furukawa…search for accommodation and found a deal of Ryokan Yatsusankan without dinner, which was very suitable…without delay, book and pay because it was on the way back from Shirakawa-go on our trip. Our travel plan that day was very focused on going to take pictures in Shirakawa-go Village, a village registered as a World Heritage Site, and spent the whole day until evening. We drove out of Shirakawa-go at almost 6pm to check in at the ryokan in Hida Furukawa, which took about 1 hour to drive…when we arrived, we just read the policy that check-in is until 6pm…..😅😅😅 Oh no, will we be able to stay? Luckily, the owner was still waiting. This ryokan is right next to the river…at that time, we were very hungry for dinner…in addition to driving to park the car, the owner also drove us to a sushi and teppanyaki restaurant in the city center, where most restaurants were closed. Because we arrived after 6:00 p.m. At dusk, we couldn't see anything in the city... The next morning, when we woke up, we opened the curtains to see the atmosphere...🤩😆🅾️Ⓜ️G Snow falling white, a million-dollar view 8:00 a.m., we went to use the onsen, which is both indoor and outdoor, and soaked in the hot spring while the snow was falling lightly. I really wanted to take a video to show you, but unfortunately they didn't allow using phones. 9:00 a.m. is Breakfast time... indescribable. I told myself that I would come back again if I had the chance. 10:00 a.m. is Check-out time. Mama B was very lazy before the wheels turned to drive around the city. Hida Furukawa City is located in Gifu Prefecture. It is a small city north of Takayama City. Inside Furukawa City, the Miyagawa River flows through and there is also an old town area from the Edo period that has been preserved as well. We started the tour by stopping by a small canal along the old wooden houses called Seto, which usually has koi swimming in it. But we went in the winter when it was snowing and the water in the canal would freeze, so we didn't see any koi. Because I had to move to another place Then I walked around the morning market along the river, walked around the town along Shirakabe Dozogai Street, and ended with a walk around the market to try Hida beef, which I must say is very tender, not inferior to Kobe beef. I recommend it. It is a small town that still has an old-fashioned atmosphere that is worth a walk.

[Hida-Furukawa following your name] Before coming to Japan since the time before the country opened, I accidentally believed and watched the anime Kimi no Nawa, the name of your name. Actually, it was too late. It was famous many years ago. I don't know why I wanted to come here. I stuffed Hida-Furukawa into my plan. From the travel survey, I had to pass through Takayama. It's a very famous city, but I've never put it in my itinerary. This time, I planned to leave Shirakawa-go and sleep in Takayama so that I would have time to travel in the morning. The day I came, the weather was very cold because there was a little snow. I noticed the white streaks that hadn't melted yet. Instead of walking around Takayama in the morning, I changed to Hida-Furukawa. Hida-Furukawa is a small, quiet city. I walked around the city and almost finished it in an hour. If anyone likes old things, you should try to put this city into your plan. The shrine here is still made of wood in the original style. It has been renovated and not rebuilt. The station itself is still in its original form. That still has a wooden structure The public corner that was put in the anime The government also cooperated. Open that window Including bringing a stand to stand The map is in many languages Because I was hungry and thought that I would return to Takayama by 2 pm, I stopped to eat food that was not a recommended shop (I liked the shop front and was too lazy to walk). Hida-Furukawa In addition to being famous for Hida beef, another thing that is famous is herbs. The shop claims on the front of the shop that most of the ingredients come from herbs. And with the Kimi no Nawa trend a few years ago, all documents, including the menu, are in English, making it not difficult to travel. If you are indie and don't collect points, try to breathe in the air here. #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #placestovisitnagoya #tharathejourney #tharainjp2023 #nagoya #toyotashi #方向向埳痴トリップ