Takayama Tours

Embark on a captivating journey to Hida-Furukawa, a hidden treasure nestled high in the Japanese mountains, far from the bustling metropolises of Tokyo and Osaka....

Embark on the “Timeless Takayama: A Walk Through History and Beauty,” where you become the narrator of a story centuries in the making. This walking tour invites you to uncover Takayama’s hidden jewels, from the historic streets of Kamisannomachi to the tranquil paths of Shiroyama Park. ...

You can experience to make Ramen or Takoyaki or Hida local food with local people. She has very big passion to cook something for you. It will become small group. And also our company do not has cooking place so we have to rental place to cook. ...

Escape into the heart of Japan’s Northern Alps for a day filled with breathtaking scenery and rich cultural experiences. Witness firsthand the timeless traditions and tranquil landscapes that make this region a treasure trove for explorers and culture enthusiasts alike....

Audioguided Routes throughout Japan Audio guides with 6 languages available (Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, French, English...

Experience Takayama’s nightlife on a private tour, immersing you in the city’s unique atmosphere and flavors. Night Walking & Dinner Option Start at Takayama Jinya with an overview of the tour. Afterward, enjoy a 2-hour dinner at a local izakaya, savoring Takayama’s specialties. ...

In recent years Central Japan has become increasingly popular as a stop along the Tokyo to Kyoto “Golden Route”. Starting in Nagano and ending in Kanazawa, this tour is perfect for those wishing to move through central Japan and removes the necessity of dealing with train and bus transfers....

This private driving tour will allow you to take in the beauty of Shirakawago with out the worry of catching trains or busses. This driving tour is perfect for independent travelers that would like to take in the sites on their own. Allow your private chauffer to take you around in comfort and style...

On this two-hour tour, we will introduce you to some of the local food and drink. You can sample savory snacks, handmade sweets, sake from centuries-old local breweries, and tea and coffee in local cafes....

You will get a feel for how Japanese villagers lived in the Edo period when you see their houses preserved in their original condition, along with the tools and furniture that they used. You can also participate in seasonal activities, arts and crafts, or try out some old-fashioned toys. ...