1-Day Tour from Takayama: Explore Hida's Iconic Anime Locations
- Visit iconic locations that inspired a renowned animated film, including Hida-Furukawa Station, Keta Wakamiya Shrine, and Hie Shrine, where the story’s enchanting atmosphere comes to life
- Participate in a kumihimo braided cord workshop, a hands-on experience of traditional Japanese craftsmanship, one of the key crafts featured in the film
- Savor Takayama ramen and other dishes featured in parts of the movie while soaking in the tranquil beauty of the Hida region
What to expect
Step into the breathtaking landscapes that inspired a beloved animated film. This immersive tour takes you to iconic locations in the Hida/Takayama region, where a captivating story of fate and connection unfolds. Stroll through the peaceful streets of Hida-Furukawa, visit spiritual sites like Keta Wakamiya Shrine, and experience hands-on cultural moments, such as creating your kumihimo braided cord—a key motif in the film.
Savor local specialties like Takayama ramen and explore the real-life beauty behind this beloved anime. Whether you're a devoted fan or simply seeking cultural discovery, this tour offers a perfect blend of anime inspiration and heritage, leaving you with memories as magical as the story itself.
Reviews
This was a wonderful tour. I would not only highly recommend this tour for Your Name fans, but also to those that want to see an area of Japan most tourists don’t travel to. We had a great time, a tasty lunch, and got to do the traditional thread weaving you see in the movie. The tour guide was amazing. An A+ tour.
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