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Amazing and inspiring Japanese Alps! Soaring mountain peaks, open-air hot springs, lush forests, quaint mountain villages and the incomparable landscape make of the alpine area a great escape.
Arrive in Tokyo, modern metropolis, a land of staggering skyscrapers. Visit Kanazawa with its temples and tearooms that served lords and housed geishas, and are beautifully preserved. Spend some time in Takayama`s riverside streetscapes that satisfy admirers from Japan and abroad. Continue to Nagoya, Japan's fourth largest city, and a gateway city famed for technical know-how.
Travel with your Japan Rail Pass and use it as a jumping off point for all the area`s highlights.
The charming city of Kanazawa is often overlooked when visiting Japan, it is one of the country`s jewels filled with ancient architecture, spectacular shopping districts and some of the best seafood in the country. The country boasts exciting museums to explore, ancient temples and Kanazawa`s Castle along with one of the top three Japanese Gardens in all the country at Kenroukeun. An interesting city to explore on foot down narrow, winding alleyways where ancient teahouses can be discovered and famous Geisha districts.
Recommneded Stay: At least 2 nights
Must See`s:
Kenroku-en Garden, Kanazawa Castle, Nagamachi Samurai District, Kazuemachi area, Kanazawa Shinise Memorial Hall, and much more.
Takayama`s well preserved Edo-style streets are filled with history boasting shops, eateries, galleries, and breweries all well worth exploring either on foot or on a traditional rickshaw ride. The historic city boasts beautifully well-preserved architecture with a plethora of interesting museums including the Hida Folk Village, and many surrounding attractions and activities amongst the mountain region of the Hida Mountain range. There is plenty of delicious food to be enjoyed in Takayama which is famous for its high-quality Hida-Gyu Beef the finest variety of beef in the country.
It is famous for the Sanno-machi Historic District and the biannual Takayama Festival, which has been designated as one of Japan’s most beautiful festivals. It is also very popular during winter season because there are many skiing resorts in the area.
Recommneded Stay: At least 2 nights
Must See`s:
Sanmachi Street, Chubu Sangaku National Park, Shinhotaka Ropeway, Hida Minzoka Mura Folk Village, Yoshijima Heritage House.
Nagoya is the largest city in the Chubu Region, a manufacturing powerhouse and the birthplace of Toyota featuring cosmopolitan aspects such as incredible museums, significant temples, and its imposing castle. The city features an ideal location between Tokyo and Kyoto/Osaka which can easily be reached via the Shinkansen Bullet train. The city is full of vibrant green parks and offers visitors excellent shopping opportunities as well as a great food scene. span>
Recommneded Stay: At least 2 nights
Must See`s:
Nagoya Castle, Osu, Botanical Garden, Atsuta Shrine, Midland Square, Nagoya City Science Museum, Noritake Gardem , Tokugawa Art Museum.
The charming city of Kanazawa is often overlooked when visiting Japan, it is one of the country`s jewels filled with ancient architecture, spectacular shopping districts and some of the best seafood in the country. The country boasts exciting museums to explore, ancient temples and Kanazawa`s Castle along with one of the top three Japanese Gardens in all the country at Kenroukeun. An interesting city to explore on foot down narrow, winding alleyways where ancient teahouses can be discovered and famous Geisha districts.
Recommneded Stay: At least 2 nights
Must See`s:
Kenroku-en Garden, Kanazawa Castle, Nagamachi Samurai District, Kazuemachi area, Kanazawa Shinise Memorial Hall, and much more.
Takayama`s well preserved Edo-style streets are filled with history boasting shops, eateries, galleries, and breweries all well worth exploring either on foot or on a traditional rickshaw ride. The historic city boasts beautifully well-preserved architecture with a plethora of interesting museums including the Hida Folk Village, and many surrounding attractions and activities amongst the mountain region of the Hida Mountain range. There is plenty of delicious food to be enjoyed in Takayama which is famous for its high-quality Hida-Gyu Beef the finest variety of beef in the country.
It is famous for the Sanno-machi Historic District and the biannual Takayama Festival, which has been designated as one of Japan’s most beautiful festivals. It is also very popular during winter season because there are many skiing resorts in the area.
Recommneded Stay: At least 2 nights
Must See`s:
Sanmachi Street, Chubu Sangaku National Park, Shinhotaka Ropeway, Hida Minzoka Mura Folk Village, Yoshijima Heritage House.
Nagoya is the largest city in the Chubu Region, a manufacturing powerhouse and the birthplace of Toyota featuring cosmopolitan aspects such as incredible museums, significant temples, and its imposing castle. The city features an ideal location between Tokyo and Kyoto/Osaka which can easily be reached via the Shinkansen Bullet train. The city is full of vibrant green parks and offers visitors excellent shopping opportunities as well as a great food scene. span>
Recommneded Stay: At least 2 nights
Must See`s:
Nagoya Castle, Osu, Botanical Garden, Atsuta Shrine, Midland Square, Nagoya City Science Museum, Noritake Gardem , Tokugawa Art Museum.
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