2 Day | Hida Mountain Journey | Nagoya → Hida Takayama | MJP-G2
Overview
Escape the crowded cities and journey into the mountain side of Japan.
Travel through the scenic landscapes of Central Japan, exploring the traditional streets of Hida Takayama and the world-famous Shirakawa-go village. Surrounded by forests, mountain roads, and peaceful countryside scenery, this route offers a slower and more relaxing way to experience Japan.
From historic Edo-style streets to the quiet beauty of the Japanese Alps, G Route is designed for travelers who want to discover a different side of Japan beyond Tokyo and Osaka.
Experience local culture, mountain scenery, and the timeless atmosphere of rural Japan through a comfortable and flexible travel journey.
Inclusion & Exclusion
- Hotel accommodation as listed in the itinerary
- 2 daily breakfasts
- Transportation during the tour
- Tour coordination support services
- Sightseeing stops as listed in the itinerary
- Applicable Japanese consumption taxes and related taxes included
- Round-trip airfare
- Meals & personal expenses
- Admission tickets & optional activities
- Personal travel insurance
- Driver & tour assistance gratuity; USD15 per person per day
What To Expect
- Day 1Thursday Nagoya → Hida Takayama
Morning｜Departure from Nagoya
Meet at Nagoya Station and begin the journey toward the Japanese Alps region.
Travel through the scenic mountain highways of Central Japan while enjoying changing landscapes, forests, and countryside scenery.
Afternoon｜Hida Takayama Old Town
Explore the historic streets of Hida Takayama, known for its traditional Edo-period atmosphere, wooden merchant houses, and local mountain culture.
Guests may freely explore:
- Sanmachi Old Town
- Local cafés and street food
- Traditional craft shops
- Hida beef specialties
- Historic Japanese streets
Lunch will be free at Takayama Old Town.
Evening｜Mountain Area Stay
After sightseeing, continue toward the mountain accommodation area.
Guests may enjoy a relaxing evening surrounded by the peaceful atmosphere of rural Japan.
- Day 2Friday Shirakawa-go → Nagoya
Morning｜Shirakawa-go World Heritage Village
After breakfast, depart for Shirakawa-go.
Discover one of Japan’s most iconic rural villages, famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses and beautiful mountain scenery.
Guests may freely explore:
- Shirakawa-go village
- Traditional farmhouses
- Observation viewpoints
- Local cafés and souvenir shops
- Seasonal countryside scenery
Afternoon｜Return Journey toward Nagoya
After lunch and free exploration, begin the return journey toward Nagoya.
Enjoy the relaxing mountain scenery along the way back through Central Japan.
Evening｜Tour Ends in Nagoya
Thank you for joining the MOVE JAPAN journey.
We hope you have enjoyed a wonderful travel experience across Japan and created many memorable moments along the way.After the tour officially ends, guests may freely arrange their own onward travel plans, including:
- Proceeding to the airport for departure
- Continuing independent travel in Japan
- Returning to Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, or other cities by personal arrangement
- Connecting with other MOVE JAPAN extension routes or optional journeys
Guests are free to plan their schedule according to their own travel needs and flight arrangements.
Friendly Reminder (Itinerary Adjustment Notice):
The schedule, attraction sequence, and meal arrangements listed in this itinerary are for reference only. Actual arrangements may be adjusted by the tour coordinator or driver-guide based on traffic conditions, weather, attraction restrictions, or other unforeseen circumstances to ensure a safe and smooth travel experience. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.
Cancellation policy
- Free cancellation up to 8 days before departure
- 25% cancellation charge within 7 days before departure
- 50% cancellation charge within 3 days before departure
- No refund for cancellations within 3 days before departure, after tour commencement, no-show cases, or voluntary withdrawal during the journey
- Bank charges, payment gateway fees, and currency exchange differences may be deducted from refundable amounts if applicable