Yes No Takayama
Suzuran Kogen, Asahicho Takayama, Gifu, Chubu, Japan
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Day 14: Hida Folk Village and the best burger ever
... is the owner of the place) does go out of his way to make your stay memorable. Hida No Sato is a small, traditional but somewhat touristy park containing traditional houses, structures and streets from the Hida region. The houses are all actual family dwellings from different parts of the region all relocated, in-tact, and preserved, in their current site in the village. It was very touristy, but it was an ...
Shin-Hotaka Onsen & Ropeway
On the second day of our trip to Takayama, I woke up at five in the morning and took a bath in an outdoor hot spring. Then we left our hotel at nine for the Shin-Hothaka Ropeway, the most popular sight of the area. Unfortunately, it was raining at the time. When we were waiting for a bus at the gate of the hotel, a hotel staffer came and offered a free ride to the ropeway station. We were amazed at their great service, accepting ...
Day 13: Onsen and simmering sashimi in Takayama
... not a boiled egg.
After sitting in the indoor bath, simmering away to an unnatural all-over flourescent pink, I got rather bored. Even the calming bird noises piped in through speakers into the bathroom (seriously) didn't keep me entertained, nor did it help me relax. My bath was relatively long, and sufficiently deep, so I decided to do a few laps. After what was probably 5 minutes of the most childish behaviour ever to occur in a ...
Takayama & Hirayu Onsen
... was not interesting to me, but the outdoor rock bath was awesome. I hadn''t expected that I was able to take a bath at Hirayu, so I was happy with the bonanza.
Hirayu-no-yu
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ue3t-cb/ind ex_e/spa_e/hirayuhirayunoyu_e/hirayuhir ayunoyu_e.htm
A couple from Tokyo writes about the outlines and their impression of some hot springs. Hirayu-no-yu is rated as three out of five stars, although I ...


