All Reviews of Hida Takayama Old Townscape page 3

I recommend going before noon so you can catch the Miyagawa Morning Market with local residents selling their goods.

The old streets and alleys are still there, but most of the houses have been turned into shops or places to eat. It's a bit of a shame that the original atmosphere is gone.

The townscape is beautiful, especially when it snows!

This place has some of the best-preserved Edo period architecture in Japan.

The streets are lined with old, dark wooden houses. The whole place has a strong nostalgic vibe!

There are lots of shops selling miso gohei-mochi and Hida beef skewers along the old street. You should definitely give them a try.

The shops in Takayama Old Town have all been around for over 300 years, and the buildings are really well preserved. It's even rated as a three-star spot by the Michelin Guide. Definitely worth a visit.

I really enjoy strolling through the traditional Takayama Old Town. There are so many different things to buy. The only downside is that there aren't enough public restrooms—I hope that gets improved.

If you're in Takayama, you absolutely can't miss the Hida beef sushi. Even if there's a long line, it's totally worth it. It just melts in your mouth—so delicious!

The Hida Takayama beef just melts in your mouth. So delicious! 😋