Top Things to do in Takayama
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8 Gear Rentals in Takayama That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Takayama, Japan including Takayama Kinono Rental Icca, Kimono Experience Hall, Arkopia Terrace, Arkopia Terrace mount hut, Hidakakouzan Hikodaninosato, Yoriaijo Kou, Hanakawa Rentacycle, Nakada Gofuku.
Restaurants in Takayama
1. Takayama Kinono Rental Icca
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"ICCA" Casual kimono rental in Hidatakayama. Located near Miyagawa Morning Market, you can enjoy taking a walk at Hida Takayama which is called little Kyoto wearing yukata or kimono. You can choose from many kinds of kimono including men's and children yukata. Kimonos are also available, so please use it for dates and fireworks festival.
2. Kimono Experience Hall
3. Arkopia Terrace
Arkopia Terrace drive 'Restaurant and Cafe' and 'Rental Ski and Snow board Shop'. We run Restaurant and Cafe.We hope you will enjoy lunch and taking a short caffe break with relaxing views from our window or terrace. We run Rental Shop. You don't have to bring anything to Hida Funayama Snow resort Arkopia. Enjoy family Snow experience!!
4. Arkopia Terrace mount hut
Ijisite Takayama Co., Ltd. runs a kids slope Uji Hida Uzan Snow Resort Alcopia, a cafe restaurant and a rental ski and snowboard shop. There is also a rental room where you can relax while watching the small child playing snow. There is a pleasant terrace, and it is a shop that the whole family can enjoy.
5. Hidakakouzan Hikodaninosato
It takes about 5 minutes by car from the Hida Kiyomi Interchange to reach Hikoya in Kiyomi-cho (formerly Kiyomi Village, Ono County), Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture. It is located in a beautiful woodland area on the Unohana Road, which leads to Hida Furukawa River. This is a villa with a farm and laube. A camp site where natural and quiet time ebbs and flows. A wildflower garden with about 100 species of wildflowers and trees that grow naturally in the wild. We enjoy the countryside life with users of the 20 plots of Kleingarden and the local community of Nihongi, farming, pruning, feasting and hiking.
6. Yoriaijo Kou
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