Samurai era house (築150年 昔のままの古民家宿 みのり家) phone number and contact number

Komatsu Airport 2 Hr 19

Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall (41 Min)
Popular Exhibition Hall Displaying Traditional, Hand Carved Floats Used For Biannual Festivals.

Gassho-Zukuri Minkaen (50 Min)
Open-Air Museum With Traditional Gassho-Zukuri Farmhouses, A Temple, Watermill & A Cafe.

Wada House (49 Min)
Preserved, Historic Gassho-Style House On Farm Land Still Occupied & Partially Open To The Public.

Hida Folk Village (35 Min)
Open-Air Museum Featuring Edo-Period Farmhouses, Known For Their Thatched Roofs & Wood Construction.

Sanmachi Suji (41 Min)
Quaint, Edo-Period Streets Lined With Traditional Merchant Houses, Restaurants, Shops & Breweries.

Shirakawa-Go Tourist Association (48 Min)

Hida Kokubunji Temple (40 Min)
This Small, Historic Hindu Temple Features A Row Of Buddha Statues & An Old, Adjacent Ginkgo Tree.

Takayama Jinya (39 Min)
Tours Are Offered Of This Historical, Restored Government Building With A Japanese Garden.

Ogimachi Castle Observation Deck (52 Min)

Miyagawa Morning Market (41 Min)
Daily Market Held Near The River With Stalls Selling Vegetables, Fruits & Other Local Farm Products.

Shirakawa-Go (50 Min)
Historical Village In A Remote Mountain Area Featuring Traditional Gassho-Style Farmhouses.

Shogawazakura Park (46 Min)
Lookout Spot Framed By Hills & Known For Seasonal Cherry Blossoms, With Distant Views Of Miboro Dam.

Sanmachi Historical Houses Preserved Area (41 Min)
Neighborhood With Traditional Edo-Period Architecture From 1600–1868, With Houses, Shops & Eateries.

Utsue Forty-Eight Waterfalls (44 Min)
Series Of Waterfalls In A Forested Valley, Connected By Hiking Path & Known For Vibrant Fall Colors.

Myozenji (51 Min)
A Yew Tree Stands Near This 1748-Built Buddhist Temple Featuring A Thatch-Roofed Bell Tower.