Takayama og Shirakawa-go, observationsdæk | Dagstur fra Nagoya
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*Easy mødested, 5 minutters gang ved JR Nagoya station. *Specials tur direkte for at gå til observatoriet dæk ikke skifte shuttlebus. * Gå rundt i den gamle bydel Takayama.Også kan have fritid til at besøge på egen hånd. * Verdensarvsted - Hida Shirakawa-go Japans uudforskede region - Hida Shirakawa-go "Gassho-zukuri Village", som er registreret som et verdensarvsted, er kendt for sit store antal af over 100 Gassho-zukuri-bygninger, der er tilbage, og hvor folk stadig bor der. Der er også masser af andre sightseeing steder, hvor du kan opleve traditionel visdom og teknikker, samt storslået natur, såsom Hirase Onsen, hvis kilde ligger ved foden af det hellige bjerg Hakusan.
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Rejseplan
11:00 - 13:00 Udforsk Takayamas gamle bydel Gå en tur gennem Takayamas historiske gader og gå tilbage i tiden til Edo-perioden.
12:00-13:00 Fri tid til frokost Vi anbefaler at prøve Hida oksekød – en lokal specialitet! (Lunch er ikke inkluderet i prisen)
13:00 - 14:00 Afrejse til Shirakawa-go's Ogimachi Village 14: 00 - 16: 00 PM Eksklusiv rute: Shirakawa-go Observatory Nyd en betagende panoramaudsigt over den ikoniske gassho-zukuri grusdækket landsby fra det naturskønne observatorium - et perspektiv få oplever.
14:00-15:00 Ogimachi er den største landsby og hovedattraktion i Shirakawa-go. Landsbyen blev udnævnt til UNESCOs verdensarvsted i 1995, og er hjemsted for flere snesevis af velbevarede gassho-zukuri gårde, hvoraf nogle er mere end 250 år gamle. Gårdene er ganske fantastiske strukturer, der er designet til at modstå de hårde vintre, mens de giver et sted at arbejde og bo, og ses bedst enten dækket af sne eller omgivet af grønne marker. Mange af gårdene er nu restauranter, museer eller minshuku, hvor du kan overnatte, den ultimative måde at opleve Shirakawago. 15:00-16:00 Shiragawago (60 minutter)
15:00-15:30PM Hvis tiden tillader det, kan du også besøge de historiske rødder af familien Kanda Oplev, hvor Sadaemon Wada, efterkommer af den fremtrædende Wada klan, etablerede denne bosættelse - nu udpeget som en national skat. (Adgangskort købes separat)
16:00 Gå tilbage til Nagoya (120 til 150 minutter)
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Good comfortable bus ride to tour sites. Excellent, and friendly tour guide, giving good tour site information.
Do not mistake this for a tour. It's a transport with instructions. The only reason I cannot give it 1 star is because it delivered the taking us to the places. The 'guide' is more centered in making sure everybody stays on time and keeps the bus clean making clear you will be fined or left out if you don't comply. You are given a map to take pictures since they only have 1 copy so you can go around the villages to see the sites. ¿Is it so hard in 2025 to make a QR code so everybody has the detailed map and explanations with 1 click? Explanations are done in the bus and not on sight as a proper guide would do. You basically choose what to do freely. The problem is that you are given little time. Since we arrived half an hour late to Takayama (11am instead of 1030am) we only had 2 hours to see the town including lunch. If you decide to take a regular restaurant lunch and see a couple of shops you will miss out on the shrines and Jynia. The stop should be 3 hours at least here. Once you arrive to Shirakawa it's more of the same, you rush through the town pressed by time, making it hard to enjoy the beauty and details of this village. The stop should have been 2h and 30m at least. We saw that the driver had several usb ports and cables to charge smartphones. We asked if we could charge our mobile phone in the driver seat during our stop. The answer was a hard no. This trip should leave Nagoya sooner to make the most out of the day. At least with that we could have had a positive experience. But what's worse is the attitude. How hard it is to smile and give a welcome to the tour properly? Instead you feel you are in school bus with a strict headmaster worried about how well you are going to behave. My advise is to spend a bit more money to receive a better quality experience.
The Japanese participated in the event, although they were themselves, and the majority were Chinese. Mr. Liu, our tour guide, was talking to Chinese people, but he was very kind to us and we enjoyed our trip to Gassho Village, which was our first time there. Thank you very much. People from Mitaka, Tokyo
