[Daily departures from Nagoya Station] A one-day bus tour of the three ancient capitals of Gujo Hachiman, Hida Takayama, and Shirakawa-go, a journey through history and tradition. (Available in English, Japanese, and Chinese)

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• This day-trip bus tour conveniently departs and arrives at Nagoya Station. Enjoy a comfortable bus ride to popular, less easily accessible destinations. Visit three ancient Japanese towns: Gujo Hachiman, Hida Takayama, and Shirakawa-go. Our staff speaks English, Japanese, and Chinese, making this tour convenient for groups of Japanese people and even friends visiting from overseas. Schedule: 8:20 AM Meet in front of the West Police Box, Taiko-dori Exit, Nagoya Station. 8:30 AM Departure. Gujo Hachiman (approximately 60-minute stay). Takayama (approximately 120-minute stay, free time for lunch). Shirakawa-go (approximately 100-minute stay). 7:30 PM Arrival at Nagoya Station. Please note that the itinerary may change due to road conditions. (No refunds will be given in such cases.)
• Gujo Hachiman
• The townscape, which has retained its unchanged atmosphere since the Edo period, is lined with old houses that have been designated as a nationally important group of traditional buildings. The waterways that flow under the eaves of the houses give the town the nickname "Water Town." The waterways are still used for daily life, and the town is a place where the waterways and townhouses are one.
• Hida Takayama
• Hida Takayama retains the atmosphere of a castle town from the Edo period, making you feel like you've traveled back in time. You can stroll through the old streets lined with Hida's traditional craft shops and sweet shops, and enjoy local cuisine and shopping while immersing yourself in the atmosphere of the past.
• Shirakawa-go
• The Shirakawa-go and Gokayama Gassho-style Villages, where you can experience the magnificent nature and ancient traditions, are home to over 100 Gassho-style buildings of various sizes, and are known as villages where people still live and work. The area has been registered in the Michelin Green Guide Japan and as a World Heritage Site. It is a place that feels like a Japanese hometown, where you can deeply experience the rural culture and lifestyle that are the original landscape of Japan.