Sightseeing

[Myozen-ji Temple] A traditional house with the dignity of Ikko sect of Buddhism

Myozen-ji Temple

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In the Edo period, Myozen-ji Temple functioned as town’s meeting place where you can listen to monk’s sermon.  Myozen-ji is […]

Wada-ke Traditional House

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Wada House is one of the biggest gassho-houses in Ogimachi Village. It was owned by the ex-village chief, Masami Wada.

Ogimachi

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Ogimachi is the largest village in the World Heritage sites called Shirakawago and Gokayama. Although the name “Shirakawago” can be

Hida Folk Village

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Old houses and everyday utensils are lost with the passage of time. However, Local people are striving to invent various

Festa Forest in Takayama

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Takayama Festival is one of the three popular traditional festivals in Japan. In the festival, you can see a speculous

D.T. Suzuki Museum

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Suzuki Daisetsu is a Buddhist philosopher who spread Zen thought to Western countries. He was born in Kanazawa in 1870.

[Shima] Feel the Japan's hospitality at the existing teahouse since the Edo period

Shima

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Shima is a teahouse in Kanazawa which was a Nationally designated important cultural property. The building was used as an

Kenroku-en Garden

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Kanazawa’s Kenroku-en Garden is one of the three celebrated garden in Japan. The area is as huge as 25acres (114,436 square meters).

[Miyagawa Morning Market] Things to See in Hida’s Biggest Market

Miyagawa Morning Market

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Visiting Miyagawa Morning Market is one of the must-dos in Takayama. Miyagawa Morning Market is held every day beside Miyagawa

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