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Hotels with Kitchens in Takayama

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Hida Takayama Onsen map

Hida Takayama Onsen

Step back in time as you wander Hida Takayama Onsen's cobblestone streets lined with beautifully preserved wooden merchant houses. Discover the neighborhood's rich cultural heritage at Takayama Yatai Kaikan exhibition hall and browse local treasures at the bustling Miyagawa Morning Market. The traditional buildings preservation area showcases authentic Edo-period architecture while seasonal festivals bring ancient customs to life. Traditional ryokan inns offer tatami rooms and private hot spring baths for the ultimate Japanese experience. The area is perfectly walkable, with most attractions just minutes from each other. Savour Hida beef and local sake at family-run restaurants tucked between artisan craft shops selling exquisite woodwork.

Old Town Takayama map

Old Town Takayama

Old Town Takayama transports you straight into Japan's feudal past with beautifully preserved wooden merchant houses lining narrow streets. Centuries-old sake breweries welcome curious sippers into cedar-scented tasting rooms. The bustling morning markets along the Miyagawa River showcase local mountain vegetables and handcrafted treasures that travellers can purchase directly from friendly vendors. Traditional restaurants serve mouthwatering Hida beef in converted machiya settings that close early, so plan accordingly. Most exploration happens on foot through the flat, well-maintained pathways since public transit is limited. The JR Takayama Station sits just a 10-minute walk away when you're ready to venture beyond this living museum.

Fuyutō map

Fuyutō

Step back in time as you wander Fuyutō's cobblestone streets lined with beautifully preserved Edo-period merchant houses. The area showcases traditional Japanese craftsmanship through its dark wooden facades, white plaster walls, and workshops where artisans practice Hida woodcarving. Morning markets invite you to sample local specialities while sake breweries display their cedar balls above entrances. Traditional ryokan and family-run guesthouses offer authentic stays with tatami rooms and communal baths. Most of Takayama's historic core is easily walkable, with everything within a 10-minute stroll through pedestrian-friendly streets that come alive with gentle sounds of wooden sandals and temple bells.

Atagomachi map

Atagomachi

Wander through Atagomachi's narrow streets lined with dark wooden merchant houses from the Edo period. This preserved slice of old Japan invites you to peek into traditional sake breweries marked by cedar balls hanging from eaves. Small shrines with bright vermillion gates pop against the muted earth tones while artisans keep ancient crafts alive in workshops throughout the area. The dining scene centers around intimate restaurants serving Hida beef and mountain vegetables in authentic settings. Traditional ryokan and machiya guesthouses offer tatami floors and futon bedding for the full cultural experience. Most of Atagomachi is best explored on foot, with its cobblestone streets creating a peaceful pedestrian haven away from vehicle traffic.

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