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1.Tourist Attractions

• June 4,2025
• May 31,2025

Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Hida Takayama: My Top 3 Picks

A Town Where History and Nature Harmonize Hida Takayama is a town where history and nature blend seamlessly. Throughout the year, this popular destination welcomes countless visitors. In this article, I will introduce my personally selected top three must-visit tourist spots that I believe truly capture the essence of Takayama. Though they are considered classics, their charm is undeniable once you experience them in person. 1. Miyagawa Morning Market｜Experience the Local Flavor of Hida Mornings A morning in Takayama starts at the lively “Miyagawa Morning Market,” where local farmers and artisans set up stalls along the banks of the Miyagawa River from around 6 AM every day. They sell fresh vegetables, fruits, pickles, and folk crafts, offering a nostalgic and heartwarming atmosphere that lets you […]

1.Tourist Attractions

• May 21,2025
• June 4,2025

What Makes Takayama Jinya Unique? Exploring Japan’s Only Surviving Edo-Era Government Office

Takayama Jinya: A Historic Landmark of Hida Takayama Takayama Jinya is one of the most iconic historical buildings in Hida Takayama. Designated as a National Historic Site, it is the only remaining daikansho (regional administrative office) from the Edo period still preserved in its original form. This article offers a clear and accessible guide to the highlights of Takayama Jinya, its historical significance, and tips for visiting. What Is Takayama Jinya? Takayama Jinya was established during the Edo period to govern the Hida region, which was a tenryō—a territory under direct rule of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Originally the residence of the Kanamori clan, it was later seized by the Shogunate and used by local governors (daikan or gundai) as an administrative base.Today, Takayama Jinya is […]

1.Tourist Attractions

• May 21,2025
• May 21,2025

What Makes Takayama Jinya Special? A Guide to Japan’s Last Remaining Edo Period Government Office

Takayama Jinya: A Symbol of Hida Takayama’s Historical Legacy One of the most iconic historical landmarks in Hida Takayama is Takayama Jinya. Designated as a National Historic Site, it is the only surviving example of a daikansho—a regional administrative office from the Edo period—still preserved in its original form. This article offers a clear explanation of its historical significance, key highlights, and tips for visitors. What Is Takayama Jinya? Takayama Jinya served as the regional government office for the Hida region, which was a tenryō—a territory under direct control of the Tokugawa shogunate during the Edo period. Originally the residence of the Kanamori clan, it was later confiscated by the shogunate and used by appointed magistrates (daikan and gundai) to govern the area. Today, Takayama […]