名古屋発、白川郷、飛騨高山ユネスコ1日ツアー

Shiragawa is a beautiful place to visit, and it alone is worth the price. Make sure you go to the observation place, fabulous view of the village. Takayama is OK, but Shiragawa is the reason to go.

Gogoday's female tour guide, Hidemi Miyamoto, had a terrible attitude. She was disrespectful to the tourists and impolite. She has no patience. Hidemi Miyamoto easily gets angry. She did not have a guest list and even scolded the tourists for not providing contact information. The tourists told Hidemi Miyamoto that the information had been filled out and submitted. She said she didn't know. She also explained things too fast and spoke unclearly. She even forcefully grabbed the tourists' hands. She did wrong things but did not apologize. She should not be qualified to be a tour guide. Please have Gogoday Travel handle this matter. Otherwise, it will cause great harm to more tourists. Thank you!

Im living in Japan for 6 months and this was my favorite "excursion" -- it was a beautiful place and the sense of history really came alive. Our tour guide did a really nice job of giving us relevant cultural and historical context of Takayama and Shiragawa-go without boring us or going on for too long. I would HIGHLY recommend this tour and kind of wish it was a two-day experience to really soak in everything

This is a great self-guided tour of Shiragawa and Hide Tateyama UNESCO site. The bus driver/guide gave proper rest breaks as the drive is pretty far & each site is pretty easy to navigate. It would be nice to have more time at each site but overall, a great way to get around to these iconic sites for the price.

Leo did a great job and was very informative. The tour was well paced with the right amount of time at each stop. Also, excellent price for what you get.

Overall a good tour but a bit rush at most stops. Tour guide Leonardo was nice and informative. He also provided many recommendations via watsapp to all of us on the tour. Shiragawa-go tour is still worth going instead on our own using the bus.

Unfortunately our itinerary was changed and we could not go to Shirakawa-go due to road closures (weather). Information about where we were going instead was confusing and rushed, but we decided to go to make an adventure of it. We stopped at the Enyako Gorge for a restroom break and photos, and then went to Magome which the tour guide told us had many amazing restaurants. Unfortunately nearly every restaurant in town was closed that day, so we wandered the town and left hungry. Our last stop was Inuyama Castle, one of Japan's oldest castles, which offered some nice views. Overall, we had an okay time. Obviously the weather cannot be controlled but we were a bit disappointed with the final itinerary, dining options that were said to be available but weren't, and level of communication.

Shiragawa-go: lucky to be there during their Fall festival. Lots of colorful costumes, and beautifully painted old cart-floats. There were many open air 'flea market' booths for the event. Hida-Takayama: So serene in this unique Heritage village up the mountains from Nagoya. The small thached roof houses were incredible to see. It lays along a small river, with a breathe taking mountain back drop. I felt bad for the locals being visited by an overwhelming number of tourists.