Takayama Attractions
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            Hida Folk Village showcases over 30 traditional homes, offering a glimpse into Gifu’s past. Explore gassho-zukuri houses and enjoy hands-on craft workshops nearby.
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            Takayama’s Morning Markets, including the Miyagawa and Jinya-mae markets, offer fresh produce, local crafts, and a lively atmosphere. A must-visit for a true taste of Takayama’s charm.
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            Takayama Jinya is a historic government building turned museum. Explore tatami rooms, a rice storehouse, and local historical exhibits in the heart of Takayama.
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            Takayama Matsuri Yatai Kaikan showcases four stunning festival floats from the Takayama Autumn Festival. Explore traditional floats and their cultural significance with English audio guides.
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            Matsuri no Mori, near Takayama, celebrates the Takayama Festival with miniature and life-sized floats, golden folding screens, and karakuri doll performances. Don’t miss the world’s biggest taiko drums!
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            Yoshijima Heritage House in Takayama is a historic merchant home and former sake brewery. Discover elegant Edo-period architecture, tatami rooms, and traditional wooden craftsmanship.
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            The Kusakabe Heritage House is a historic merchant home in Takayama’s old town. Explore its elegant Edo-era architecture, tatami rooms, and exhibits showcasing the life of a wealthy merchant family.
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            The Karakuri Museum, located at Hachiman Shrine, showcases mechanical dolls and over 200 lion dance masks, offering a deep dive into Japan's fascinating cultural traditions.
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            Sakurayama Hachiman Shrine in Takayama hosts the stunning Autumn Festival every October. With its serene setting and historic charm, it’s a perfect spot to experience Japanese tradition and culture.
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            Takayama Showa Museum recreates Japan’s Showa-era townscape, complete with vintage shops, homes, and retro video games. Step back in time and experience the charm of mid-20th-century Japan!
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            Takayama Museum of History and Art showcases the city's rich heritage in a restored historic building. Explore exhibits on local culture, craftsmanship, and traditions in an immersive setting.
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            Old sake breweries in Takayama's charming old town offer a taste of local tradition. Sample local sake and experience the history behind these iconic establishments.
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