Following In The Footsteps of Samurais - Takayama, Japan - Intellitravel
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Following In The Footsteps of Samurais – Takayama, Japan

Takayama, also called Hida-Takayama, has a really unique and cozy atmosphere that we did not experience anywhere else in Japan. Narrow cobblestoned streets lined with charming old wooden houses and a nice and calm river that runs through the city, Ryokans, hillside shrines and temples, Onsens, and several museums makes Takayama a real must-visit place when heading to Japan.

Old town of Takayama

The old part of Takayama

Takayama river

Takayama river

We spent four days in Takayama at the beginning of August, and recommend that you spend two or three days here if you have the time as there is plenty to see and do in the city itself and also in its nearby area with the mountain village Shirakawa-go as the highlight.

What To See And Do In Takayama

The Old Town of Takayama

Go for a stroll down the narrow streets of the old part of Takayama, and breathe in the traditional charm of the old ancient wooden houses which makes you feel like you are back in the Edo/ Samurai-period. Step into one of the many cozy cafes, restaurants,…

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