Most reviewed places in Takayama, Japan

Food market held near the river with stalls selling vegetables, fruits & other local farm products.

Tours are offered of this historical, restored government building with a Japanese garden.

Neighborhood with traditional Edo-period architecture from 1600–1868, with houses, shops & eateries.

Traditional rooms, houses & cottages in a rustic hot spring hotel with bathhouses & a restaurant.

Open-air museum featuring Edo-period farmhouses, known for their thatched roofs & wood construction.

Unfussy rooms in a laid-back hot spring hotel featuring a bathhouse & 5 restaurants.

Relocated 1829 Scottish baronial-style castle plus grounds, with shops, dining & a recreated church.

Large, high-altitude limestone cave with 3 separate areas, unique rock formations & a museum.

👍👍 This place is breathtaking. It is absolutely worth it to take a trip up to this viewpoint. Was one of the highlights of my trip, must-do if in the area. I visited while I was in Takayama, and it is a very easy bus ride there and back.

🫤 Don't bother with this place, it is overrated. Parking outside and toilets inside. Seems very clean and the food was actually really good, but the service was slow and at exactly 3pm we were yelled at (and so we're other people), to get out as they were closing. We arrived at 2:15, took 10 minutes...

Simple rooms in a relaxed lodging with an indoor pool, a hot spring bathing area & 5 restaurants.

Small-scale enclosure with dozens of black bears, where visitors can throw food & take photos.

Sleek rooms in a relaxed hot spring hotel with a restaurant, plus rooftop baths with mountain views.

This small, historic Hindu temple features a row of Buddha statues & an old, adjacent ginkgo tree.

Sliced Hida beef & seafood cooked by diners at table grills, plus beer & desserts.

😠 Tofu fixed salt spicy!! ️ The amount of hormones in the hormone set meal is small! ️ We arrived 10 minutes before the store opened at 11:00, but there were over 20 people lined up. I went by word of mouth that it was delicious, but I don't know why I can queue. I wonder if people around here like i...

Retro museum presenting displays, objects & memorabilia dedicated to the Showa period (1926–1989).

Dual-line aerial tram leading to recreational facilities on Mount Hotaka, such as a hotel & cafe.

Beef sushi served on rice cakes to go or eat in at a simple eatery with a tranquil courtyard.