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What guests said about Shirakawa:

  • 10.0

    1 day experience is perfect.

    1 day experience is perfect. The tourist site can be done in a few hours if your arrive before noon. Next is to enjoy a good hotel stay with onsen and their gourmet dinner onsite from late afternoon to night. Follow by breakfast and leave to next destination. There is a storage place next to the bus terminal if you have luggage to store for a few hours and check out tourist venue next to it before heading to the hotel. We chose to ship our large luggage from Tokyo to Kyoto via the Family Mart or Yamato shipping services from Tokyo.
    Guest review by
    Lianne
    United States
  • 10.0

    It has beautiful views of the snow, river, mountains and of...

    It has beautiful views of the snow, river, mountains and of course the thatched roof houses. The air is fresh but it is difficult to find a restaurant because they close early. It is boring at night. It would be better if visitors just go to Shirakawa for a day trip and stay at Takayama.
    Guest review by
    Lai Fong
  • 10.0

    Shirakawa-go is a beautifully preserved hidden gem, offering...

    Shirakawa-go is a beautifully preserved hidden gem, offering a glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural heritage. Walking through the village feels like stepping back in time, with its iconic gassho-zukuri farmhouses and serene atmosphere. No matter the season, the scenery is breathtaking—whether dusted in snow, surrounded by cherry blossoms, lush with greenery, or glowing with autumn colours. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in traditional Japan.
    Guest review by
    LorelaiSky
    United Kingdom
  • 10.0

    Beautiful landscape with gassho buildings that are UNESCO...

    Beautiful landscape with gassho buildings that are UNESCO heritage. There are quite a few museums open for tourists to get a deeper understanding of inhabitants who lived in these buildings many years ago. Many Souvenir shops and eateries... But most close by 5pm or 6pm. Limited dinner choices at night.
    Guest review by
    pei yu
    Singapore
  • 10.0

    Shirakawa is a really gorgeous, serene village that we...

    Shirakawa is a really gorgeous, serene village that we absolutely loved visiting. It almost felt unreal. Even though most of the restaurants and cafes were closed when we went (due to the season), it was lovely to just walk around and enjoy the sights.
    Guest review by
    Valentina
    Netherlands
  • 8.0

    Was a very nice locations to visit.

    Was a very nice locations to visit. The feeling you have from just walking around is lovely. A short trip is more than enough to get enough enjoyment out of it. Two or three days is sublime if you get up early to beat the rush.
    Guest review by
    Heidi
    Netherlands