White Road Shirakawago Observatory Tour Package

Pickup time: 09:00
Address:Meet-up and departure at Nagoya Station (Nagoya West Exit, MINI STOP convenience store behind BIC CAMERA) 5-10 Tsubakichō, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken 453-0015
Look for the “GOGODAY” flag.
Tour details will be emailed 8–9 PM the day before (check spam; latest email applies).
Arrive 10 mins early — no refund for latecomers or no-shows.

Hida, located in Japan’s Gifu Prefecture, is a beautiful mountain region known for its traditional charm and preserved Edo-period atmosphere. From Nagoya, travelers can easily visit the scenic town of Hida Takayama, famous for its old wooden houses, morning markets, and local crafts. The area offers a glimpse into Japan’s rural heritage, with peaceful streets, sake breweries, and friendly locals. Surrounded by the Japanese Alps, Hida is also a gateway to the UNESCO-listed Shirakawa-go Gassho Village, making it a perfect day trip destination from Nagoya for culture and nature lovers alike. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Japan’s Gifu Prefecture, is a stunning mountain village famous for its unique Gassho-zukuri farmhouses with steep thatched roofs designed to withstand heavy snow. Surrounded by breathtaking nature, this fairytale-like village offers visitors a glimpse into Japan’s traditional rural life. Wander through charming wooden homes, visit historical houses like the Wada House, and enjoy panoramic views from the Shiroyama Observatory. Whether blanketed in snow or glowing with green fields, Shirakawa-go is one of Japan’s most picturesque and timeless destinations. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

At the Shirakawa-go Observatory, travelers will enjoy the best panoramic view of the entire Shirakawa-go Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses with steep thatched roofs.

From this elevated viewpoint, visitors can take in breathtaking scenery of the historic village nestled in the valley, surrounded by forested mountains and rice fields. It’s the perfect spot for photography—especially during winter when the rooftops are blanketed in snow, or in autumn when the trees glow with vibrant colors.

Travelers can spend time capturing photos, admiring the craftsmanship of the old houses below, and learning how residents have preserved this unique architectural heritage for centuries. (please note that it may be closed for occasional maintenance)