Japan's 2-day trip to the mountains | Strolling through ancient cities in kimono, temple pilgrimage.

Takayama is the city where we stayed the longest during this trip. We wore kimonos, tasted Hida beef, and experienced some temple tours. 🟩 Recommended games ▪️Takayama Array House: A Dry Landscape Garden With its pure wooden structure and elegant courtyard scenery at several corners, Takayama Jinya deserves to be the most beautiful business card in Takayama The unenclosed array houses are connected to the courtyard through doors or wooden windows everywhere, and there are good corners suitable for taking pictures everywhere. The scenery of the courtyard is simply amazing❗️ ▪️Nakabashi: A touch of vermilion on the Miyagawa River The Nakabashi across the Miyagawa River is the most representative bridge in Takayama Standing on the bridge, one side is the majestic alpine array house, and the other side is the quaint and continuous alpine ancient street. ▪️Takayama Ancient Street: The ancient charm of Edo continues to this day The mountain with the reputation of "Little Kyoto" stands next to the 400-year-old street The old street style is carefully preserved, there are no carved corners, and the beauty of order is simply and repeatedly constructed📷 On both sides of the ancient street are black bungalows made of all wood. The prominent lattice doors, windows and partitions exude a simple and traditional flavor, and the photos are super beautiful~ ▪️Dongshan Tour Trail: Tour of more than a dozen temples The Lord of Takayama's preference for Kyoto, so many temples were built in the foot of the mountain to the east of Takayama, and Higashiyama Temple Town originated from this Although the sects of each temple are different, they only build mountain gates and do not build walls and valleys. Therefore, the ancient temples are continuous and neighbors to each other, forming a group of temples, which are collectively called "Dongshan Temple Town" The point is❗️This is a relatively unpopular scenic spot in Gaoshan, with almost no people, it is simply a treasure place❗️ ▪️Kokubunji Temple: Millennium ginkgo and ancient temple complement each other With thousands of years of ginkgo trees and the oldest buildings in Takayama, Kokubunji Temple is the first ancient temple in Hida Ginkgo trees and triple pagodas over 1250 years old are very spectacular 👏 ▪️Miyagawa morning market: pick up a morning fun The morning market in Takayama has a history of about 200 years, and its reputation is also one of the best among the three major morning markets in Japan There are small open-air shops selling vegetables, fruits, pickles, spices, etc. on the river bank near the street. The aunts set up their stalls early in the morning~ 🟩 Dining ◾️Shoujuya: Hida beef sukiyaki pot & barbecue ◾️"Special Cow" Restaurant: Hida Beef Nigiri Sushi ◾️Handmade Soba (Ebisu Main Store): Soba Noodles ◾️じん: A bowl of Takayama ramen for Bietsu Takayama 🟩 Accommodation ◾️K's House Takayama This is a relatively cost-effective hotel in Takayama. The room is simple, but clean and hygienic; the bed is also very comfortable The location is great❗️It is relatively close to the main attractions in Takayama; there are convenience stores and post offices nearby 🟩 Kimono The only shop in Takayama that rents kimonos - Kimono Shop Nakada 👘 Both kimono and yukata are available, but prices vary. Kimono also has two prices to choose from 📝【Shop Tips】 🕙Business hours: 10:00~18:00, closed every Tuesday❗️Kimonos must be returned before 5:30pm 📍Address: 2-chome 78, Honmachi, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture, located near the red bridge in the center of Takayama, crossing the red bridge is the Takayama Jinya, you can walk to the scenic spot after wearing a kimono 💰Fee: Makeup is not provided, but braided hair and updos are provided. The cost is 648 yen. I chose a more expensive kimono, including the braided hair and the head