Takayama : Edo-Periode Altstadtrundgang(70 Minuten)

This says that it's a tour of the old town. It's not really. It is a reasonably quick walk around the Central part of Takayama. It misses so much and is superficial. One might say that will be obvious on a 70 minute tour. But Takayama has so much history in the centre that very little was actually explained that would have assisted us when we explored the next day. Maybe it was language (this was conducted in english). The guide was very friendly and we enjoyed his company; it just didnt really give us the taster of Takayama it could have. So an average score of 3*. Tskayama is a beautiful city and it is wonderful to wander@

We had a wonderful guide who told us many interesting facts about the area. She also explained a lot about local customs. We were the only ones on the tour and she tailored it to my slow pace.

Miyuki (Mu) was a wonderful guide - friendly, informative and really engaging. She made our Takayama Walking Tour a wonderful experience, despite the cold rain that we had on the day! I highly recommend her!

Very interesting city tour led by Yama, a great guide who explained curiosities, festivities and special places in Takayama. Totally recommended. Thank you!!

This tour of old Town Takayama took place after dark so many of the shops had closed. Nevertheless our guide went out of his way to explain the long history and culture of this very old area. He was very knowledgeable.

I really enjoyed this tour! Our guide was Miyuki (Mu) and she was super fun and kind! She walked us through the main spots in Takayama, where she explained the history of the city and its traditions. She even gave us advice where to eat local ramen and it was AMAZING. I definitely reccomend it! Thank you very much Mu!

They told me about the history and the present that I couldn’t understand by just looking around. It was a fun time and it happened so fast. Thank you very much.

It was an online tour, but the guides were very knowledgeable, the stories were very interesting and I really learned a lot. He seemed to know everything about Takayama.

Even in the famous Hida Takayama area, we were given a tour of Higashiyamaji town, which tourists don't know much about, and a sake brewery. Higashiyamadera-cho has many venerable temples, and it is such a shame that so many tourists don’t know about it. At the brewery, my husband, who loves sake, was overjoyed to be able to observe and taste it. I was very satisfied with walking around the city with a guide giving me careful explanations.