高山発【定期観光バス】世界遺産 白川郷と五箇山相倉

This was a great experience. Our guide was super helpful, kind and informative. And our drive drove the bus super smoothly, no nausea or car sick.

An incredible experience from beginning to end. The tour departed directly from Takayama by bus and included visits to both Ainokura and Shirakawa go, which made the day very convenient and complete. Both villages were beautiful, and visiting them together gave us a much better understanding of the region and its traditional architecture. Our guide was extremely attentive, knowledgeable, and helpful throughout the entire tour. Everything was well organized, and we truly enjoyed the experience. Highly recommended!

It was an interesting tour and we received a lot of information.

The trip meets at Takayama station and is basically a bus tour to the beautiful villages of Shirakawago and Ainokura, with over three hours at the first and 75mins at Ainokura. Very interesting, plenty to do and very well organised. Shout out for our tour guide Yamashitasan, who did a great job. This place is very different. Highly recommended!

The visit to Ainokura at the beginning was more interesting and quieter; Shirakawa-go is already too saturated with tourists.

Great day! The villages are beautiful to visit.

A good tour of both villages with very helpful information shared by our guide! Really appreciate her input on where to eat as well. Thanks.

What made this trip great was our guide Yamashita Yama. She marked on our maps all the great places to go in shitakawa-go which otherwise would have been confusing. She did a fabulous job.

Wonderful tour of Ainokura and Shirakawa-go. We were able to do a washi making experience in Ainokura and enjoy a traditional lunch at Shirakawa-go. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and helpful during the transit. Would recommend it if you are looking to visit these sites without driving yourself!

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Although there was no excursion in our language, it is worth doing since the landscapes are amazing, and the guide and driver were very kind. It is a pity we did not learn about all the historical aspects, but with the brochures and maps, we learned quite a bit.