Things to do in Gifu Prefecture

It was a worthwhile experience. The meeting place at VIP bus liner is accessible from our Sakae hotel. Punctuality means 30 minutes earlier as the bus leaves right on time. If you want to explore food on your own choose without lunch as the booked lunch was served past 2pm . We enjoyed hida beef skewers at Takayama and the grilled Hida beef at Shira kawago, it was soooo good my 11 years old definitely loved it. Shout out to our very accommodating guide Mr. BARA-SAN, thank you for sharing the history, culture and practices of the places we went to.

This was a very good tour, and every place felt so distinct and beautiful to look at. I wasn't bored even once! The tour guide (I forgot her name) was very caring and fun to listen to. Takayama City felt a little rushed, but I think that was because we visited two different places in the same day, so it wasn't a big deal. Finally, the Hida beef was delicious—you have to try it!

Thanks to our guide Max, this tour was wonderful because we were able to visit Shirakawago, Takayama, and Gujo Hachiman—places I really wanted to see—all in just one day! It was so convenient to easily visit spots that would otherwise be a hassle to reach independently, and each region had its own unique atmosphere, making it a lot of fun to explore 😊 Anyone who loves nature and the countryside will be very satisfied with this tour! The guide was also friendly and gave great explanations, which made the trip even more enjoyable. Thanks to you, I made many wonderful memories 🥰 I would definitely love to use this tour again the next time I visit another destination. It was a well-planned and satisfying tour. Highly recommended! 👍

My My parents and I are enjoying this trip. We really liked the scenery and the lunch here. On the bus, I learned about the UNESCO Omicho-gassho-zukuri style village. I like listening to stories. Thank you, Team Leader Kana and the bus driver. Keep it up—make sure to keep offering day tours

Shirakawa-go and Takayama Tour is one of the best tours you can get in Nagoya. The tour consists of going to Takayama with some guided excursions. The orientation while inside the bus with the maps provided by the guide was enough for us to be well-guided with the best places to go in Takayama and Shirakawa-go. This tour provided observation deck access, which allowed us to take pictures and buy souvenirs. The tour in Takayama is one of the best tours we had since we were able to roam freely. In Shirakawa-go, we were also able to roam freely.

Really impressive itinerary and plenty of time in every location. Weather was a bit rainy, but it made the atmosphere iven more special. Enjoyed it a lot! Guide Han is super nice and gave plenty of information about the places we are visiting but also about Nagoya.

We had a wonderful experience on our Takayama and Shirakawa-go tour! Everything was enjoyable, and we truly appreciated the opportunity to explore these beautiful places. A special thank you to our tour guide, Ms. Summer, for being so helpful, accommodating, and knowledgeable. We also enjoyed listening to her insights and learning more about the history and culture of the places we visited. She made the trip even more memorable! Overall, we really enjoyed the tour and would definitely recommend this experience to anyone visiting Japan. Thank you, Klook, and especially to Ms. Summer for making our trip a memorable one! ❤️

We met at the Silver Clock in Nagoya Station, which was a very easy-to-find location! As a solo traveler, I was initially quite worried, but the tour guide spoke fluent Japanese, Mandarin, and English, and gave very clear instructions. We spent two hours at each of the two attractions, which felt like just enough time. There's no way around it, as the round trip from Nagoya takes almost five hours in total. However, having a dedicated car service is a must for solo travelers and those without a driver's license. The tour bus was clean and comfortable, and I was very satisfied overall. We returned to Nagoya Station around 6:30 PM that evening, and the timing was consistent with the itinerary description!

The Shinhotaka Ropeway is divided into two sections. First, you take a small cable car to the second platform, and then transfer to a large ropeway to go up the mountain. The air and temperature at the summit are noticeably different, and there are exclusive goods and food for sale. The scenery is gorgeous, and staying for about an hour is just right. I truly recommend it! It should be even more beautiful to see the fall foliage or snow scenery in autumn and winter.