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Stroll through the "Old Town" of Takayama and immerse yourself in the charm of the Edo period.

The old streets known as "Sanmachi" are the highlight of Takayama tourism. Lined with traditional townhouses featuring wooden latticework and sake breweries, simply strolling here feels like stepping back into the Edo period. Enjoy Hida beef sushi or Mitarashi dango as you wander, and take a relaxing break at a charming café. This captivating area offers new discoveries every time you visit.

Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of "Miyagawa Morning Market," where the blessings of Hida come together.

The "Miyagawa Morning Market," held every morning along the Miyagawa River, is known as Takayama's kitchen, bustling with locals and tourists. Freshly harvested vegetables and fruits, handmade pickles and miso, as well as traditional crafts are available. Enjoy warm conversations with the vendors. You can also bring back ingredients found here to your accommodation and cook in the kitchen for a unique travel experience.

Learn about history at "Takayama Jinya," the only surviving magistrate's office in Japan.

Takayama Jinya, established by the Edo Shogunate to directly govern the Hida region, is a rare and valuable historical site as the only surviving government building from that era in Japan. The expansive grounds still feature structures such as the "Shirasu" interrogation area and large storehouses, offering visitors a sense of stepping into the world of historical dramas.