De Kanazawa: Shirakawa-go, Gokayama e Wood Carving Village
Descrição
Nas profundezas das montanhas do Japão encontram-se as pitorescas aldeias de Shirakawa-go e Gokayama, com suas casas em estilo gassho lindamente preservadas. Estes Patrimônios Mundiais da UNESCO, alguns dos edifícios têm mais de 250 anos, dão uma ideia dos costumes das comunidades agrícolas tradicionais japonesas. No caminho de Kanazawa para esses locais deslumbrantes, existem outras cidades históricas, como os entalhadores de Inami. Estando longe das grandes cidades de Tóquio e Osaka, aproveite para passear por uma cidade que continua até hoje com sua tradição de escultura em madeira. Nas lojas, nos templos e nas placas estão belos exemplos desta história viva. Toda a região já foi lar de diversos tipos de artesanato local, como a fabricação de papel ao estilo japonês, atividade que você pode realizar neste passeio. Desfrute de um passeio de ônibus de um dia saindo de Kanazawa, onde você poderá ver esculturas em madeira especializadas, experimentar a fabricação de papel e ver as casas tradicionais de Shirakawa-go e Gokayama, Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Chegue a Inami para explorar a rua principal repleta de escultores de madeira e suas interessantes criações por toda a paisagem urbana. Isto será seguido por uma caminhada pelo Templo Zuizenji para ver o local onde todas as esculturas em madeira começam.
Chegue à primeira parada em Gokayama, a Vila Ainokura, onde você terá pouco tempo para passear e tirar boas fotos da vila. Seu guia pode mostrar o caminho para um belo local para fotos com vista para a área.
Uma vez na Experiência Japonesa de Fabricação de Papel, você pode escolher inserções de papel para colocar em seu papel antes de experimentá-lo. Após 10 a 15 minutos de secagem, você terá uma pequena lembrança de três pedaços de papel do tamanho de um cartão postal para levar para casa.
Chegue ao ponto de observação em Shirakawa-go. Iremos à aldeia para aprender sobre a história e as próprias casas. Durante caminhada pela cidade histórica, também entraremos em uma e descobriremos mais sobre a vida dos agricultores e a própria construção. Após entrar em uma fazenda, você terá tempo livre para passear e ver o que mais quiser. Há tempo para fazer compras, entrar noutras casas ou até comer alguma das diversas comidas da aldeia.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Todos os eventos, atividades e experiências listados estão sujeitos à disponibilidade. Por favor, note que, embora algumas opções de excursão possam parecer reserváveis através de nossas plataformas, isso não garante que cada experiência possa ser realizada como programado no itinerário de excursão. Muitas atividades exigem confirmação direta com nossos locais parceiros, e a disponibilidade pode variar com base na data e outros fatores. Se qualquer parte do seu itinerário solicitado exigir ajuste ou desvio do horário original, ou se uma experiência específica não estiver disponível, entraremos em contato com você prontamente para discutir alternativas ou alterações adequadas.
- Durante o período do Ano Novo (12/28 - 1/5) muitas lojas em Inami (escultura de madeira) e Gokayama estão fechadas. Shirakawago é principalmente aberto. Portanto, a fabricação de papel não está disponível durante esse período. Pedimos desculpas pelo inconveniente.
Avaliações(115)
The tour was amazing and well worth the cost. Daniel was the tour guide and had so much knowledge and information to share to make the experience even more meaningful. He was also very approachable and helpful with tips such as good photo spots and places to check out in your free time. Also, the driver was so kind and she was a great driver! Do not hesitate to do the tour!
We enjoyed being able to go to three spots. Liam was a terrific guide who catered to our group. He informed us without overwhelming. He interacted well with our teen - especially with finding the wooden cats in Inami! We felt like we got an array of historic and cultural information. Nice balance of guided time and free time. Loved the unique paper making experience and bought several unique souvenirs. Highly recommend!
The experience is truly worth it! All the stops we visited were truly amazing and left us very satisfied; creating the map was a nice activity. Daniel, our guide, was truly kind and knowledgeable, and he fully immersed us in the history of this wonderful region of Japan.
This tour was excellent, our favorite day of our trip thusfar. The ride was smooth and comfortable, with an excellent and very personable driver, and our guide, Daniel, was not only friendly, but full of information! He did an excellent job of not only explaining the places we visited, but of answering our questions and giving us a peek into the current culture of Japan as well. The first stop on the tour, Inami, was so beautiful and the temple was just breathtaking. We learned so much from Daniel, both about the wood carving and about Buddhism, and were so impressed by the craftsmanship throughout the town. The cats were a very fun plus, and the people were so nice. And we really appreciated his advice on where to find some fun keepsakes! We weren’t exactly sure what to expect here, but it was well worth seeing and we are so glad we didn’t miss it! The next stop, Gokayama, was such a tranquil town and this made for a great visit. While smaller than Shirakawa-go, it is no less beautiful and the view from the overlook was breathtaking. The paper making was fun and made so simple by the artist there, and we came away with a pretty memento of our day. Our lunch choice was based on the great descriptions by Daniel, and we were not disappointed - the cold Udon and Soba Ramen were both very tasty! The broth in particular had a great flavor. Finally, we made our way to Shirakawa-go, talking with Daniel along the way. He made the travel time fly by and made us feel very comfortable and relaxed. While Shirakawa-go was more busy, it had more to see and we enjoyed learning about town life and thatch repair at the house we toured. Daniel had some great photo tips, and again, lots of good information that helped us to get to know the country better. We are so glad that we booked this tour and would recommend it to everyone. The team was great with logistics, and Daniel was helpful in making sure we knew what to expect at each stop and recommending options of what we could do during the free time at each stop. Both of the tour team members were upbeat and friendly, and made a great impression! Would sign up for another tour without hesitation. Thanks so much!
Tour of interesting places , wonderful temple , Car ing Artus and , washi paper making Guide quite competent Ahinokura and Shirakawa villages siti old time root houses , unique experience
This was an excellent trip, well paced and full of interesting experiences and conversations. Andy, our guide, was super!
We had a delightful tour with Daniel. Daniel is a very knowledgeable guide and provided lots of interesting information and recommendations throughout the day. Pace of the tour was good and we had plenty of time to explore each location. Highly recommend this tour to anyone!
Had a wonderful day with a small group visited 3 great locations . Daniel the guide was excellent.
Daniel was great, the tour destinations were better than expected and Daniel brought good knowledge and humour to the town's.
The Shirakawa-go trio was brilliant. Mike was an informative, entertaining and knowledgeable tour guide and was a pleasure to spend the day with. Everywhere on the tour was beautiful but Inami with its wood carving traditional craft and Buddhist temple was a real highlight. Would highly recommend if you have a spare day in Kanazawa.
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