[2025 Gero ] Travel Guide for Gero Onsen (Updated Jun)

I thought Mt. Fuji was beautiful enough until I went to Toyama❗❗❗ Toyama, not Mt. Fuji! It's an underrated little treasure town! Located in central Japan, it includes Asahi Town, Nyuzen Town, Uozu City and Kurobe City. The continuous snow-capped mountains wrap around this small town. You can see the snow-capped mountains, the sea style, and the tram style at the same time. It is not inferior to Mount Fuji at all. It is also a must-shoot location for many photographers 📸 When you come to Japan The most unmissable stop in Toyama is Yuqing Coast, which faces the sea on one side and is surrounded by snow-capped mountains on three sides🏔️. It has won the titles of "the most beautiful coast" and "the most beautiful white sand". At the same time, you can also get the same model as "Spirited Away", that is, the tram that the faceless man takes the heroine to ride🚎 Highlights of Yuqing Coast Tourism: Nuyan Rock The first thing you see is Nuyan Rock standing in the sea, which is covered with green pines. It always appears in various photographic works as the foreground of mountains and seas Tateyama Mountain Range The Tateyama Mountain Range, with an altitude of 3,000 meters, is majestic and magnificent. Put Nuyan Rock in your heart, with tall mountains as the background. In autumn and winter, the top of the mountain is covered with snow. This picture is absolutely amazing! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

It was a winter trip to Gifu, Japan with my partner. Gifu in winter is a magical escape filled with stunning scenery and cultural treasures 😍 We started our journey in Takayama, a charming city surrounded by the Japanese Alps. The preserved Sanmachi Suji district was a highlight, with its traditional wooden 🪵 buildings, sake breweries, and shops. Walking through the snow-covered streets felt like stepping back in time. The ambiance was perfect for photography, especially with the warm glow of lanterns at dusk. We also visited the Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum showcasing traditional houses covered in snow ❄️ a must-see for winter photography enthusiasts. 📍 Kamiichinomachi, Takayama, Gifu 506-0846 Hida Folk Village 📍1-590 Kamiokamoto-machi, Takayama, Gifu 506-0055 We also visited Shirakawa-go, the iconic UNESCO World Heritage village. The sight of the gassho-zukuri houses blanketed in snow was absolutely surreal. We explored the village and climbed up to the Shiroyama Viewpoint, which offers the best panoramic view of the entire village. The sunrise and sunset shots from here were spectacular, and the peaceful vibe made it one of the most memorable stops of our trip. We’d recommend staying until evening to see the houses lit up, an unforgettable experience for photographers 📸 Shirakawa-go Village 📍Ogimachi, Shirakawa-mura, Ono-gun, Gifu 501-5627 Shiroyama Viewpoint 📍Ogimachi, Shirakawa-mura, Ono-gun, Gifu 501-5627 We also traveled to Gero Onsen, one of Japan’s top hot spring towns. The combination of warm onsen baths and the snowy surroundings was incredibly relaxing. We took photos at the Gassho Village, a smaller version of Shirakawa-go, and enjoyed the peaceful riverside views 😍😍😍This was the perfect spot to capture winter serenity while unwinding 🏔️ We highly recommend soaking in an outdoor onsen for a truly immersive experience. Gassho Village 📍2369 Mori, Gero, Gifu 509-2202 Gero Onsen 📍Yunoshima, Gero, Gifu 509-2207 Gifu in winter is a photographer’s paradise 📸 From the snowy landscapes of Shirakawa-go to the nostalgic streets of Takayama and the serene onsen experiences in Gero, every corner is 😍😍😍 #japantrip #vacation #getaway

📍Recommended Attractions: 1️⃣ Higashiyama Botanical Gardens🌳, with plenty of greenery, it's perfect for educational trips with kids. You can 😌 see many unfamiliar 🌳 plants. 2️⃣ Gero Onsen Town, a nearby town around Nagoya, perfect for a day trip. The Japanese-style houses have a lot of charm, and the traditional architecture is really beautiful. 3️⃣ Nagoya Takashimaya, experience the joy of shopping like moms do, haha. 4️⃣ Sakae Shopping District, the busiest main street in Nagoya. If you come to Nagoya, you must visit here; not coming here is like not coming to Nagoya at all. 🚗Transportation to Attractions: Nagoya transportation: You can take a taxi 🚗 or the Meitetsu Line, which goes directly. Japan's transportation is very developed. Additionally, Citywalk is the best way to experience this city. 💗Other Tips: Previously, you could fill out the exit card and luggage declaration online, making it smooth to enter the country. You can also bind the transportation card, the Manaca card, to your phone in advance and recharge it for convenient travel.

GEROGERO BUTTER STAND GeroGero Butter Stand 〒509-2207 Gifu Prefecture, Gero City, Yunoshima 571-2 Business Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Introducing a must-visit spot when you travel to Gero Onsen! At GeroGero Butter Stand, they sell butter sandwiches, food, drinks, and souvenirs made with locally sourced Gero milk. Located in the Gero Onsen town, the cute yellow exterior stands out! I immediately tried the butter soy sauce rice ball that I had been curious about, and the rich butter matched perfectly with the grilled rice ball. It was so delicious that I went back the next day to have it again. You can also enjoy your food while soaking in the milk-colored foot bath with cute calves! Be sure to visit when you go to Gero Onsen.

This is the second time I have stayed at Gero Onsen Ogawaya. Ogawaya is a large, established hotel. Every time I stay at the Yuraji Annex. Yuraji Annex seems to be a annex built later on the hotel. The facilities in the room are very new, with a terrace and a river view. When staying at Ogawaya Yuraji Annex, you can enjoy an old-style Japanese bath or stay in a new-style hotel room. The hotel is close to Gero Station, about a ten-minute walk away. You can also contact the hotel to arrange a shuttle bus. There is also free parking for self-driving tourists. #See the Earth in an instant

#Overseas travel Many people visit during their trip to Nagoya, and this is the Gero trip. If you take the train from Nagoya in central Japan for about 1 hour and 30 minutes, you will arrive at Gero, a hot spring town that is considered one of the '3 major hot springs in Japan'. I don't think you need to visit Gero if you don't go on a hot spring trip to Gero. I went for 1 night and 2 days, but you can enjoy a Gero trip with a full schedule, including hot springs, gassho village, and souvenirs, even in a day.

Discover the 4 must-see attractions in Gero! Experience the hot springs, visit Gassho Village, and don’t forget to grab some adorable frog-themed souvenirs. With these, your day trip to Gero will be perfect! 1. Explore Gero Town 2. Gero Souvenirs The most famous one is undoubtedly Gero Pudding! 3. Gero Hot Springs Gero offers open-air hot springs where you can enjoy foot baths. 4. Gero Gassho Village Think of it as a mini version of Shirakawa-go.

People who have been to Nagoya say it is a boring city, but I stayed in Gero for one night and it was a very satisfying trip~

🗺️【Itinerary Route】 Day 1: Nagoya Day 2: Gero Onsen - Gero Onsen - Suimeikan Day 3: Takayama - Shirakawa-go Day 4: Takayama - Nagoya Day 5: Nagoya Castle - Osu Kannon - Osu Shopping Street Day 6: Kamikochi Day 7: Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Day 8: Chubu Electric Power - Nagoya - Return 📍【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Gero Onsen 2. Kamikochi 3. Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route 4. Nagoya Castle 🥘【Must-Try Cuisine】 Hida Beef Yakiniku Hida Beef Sukiyaki Nagoya-style Chicken Wings 🏠【Recommended Accommodations】 1. Gero Onsen - Suimeikan 2. Hotel Around Takayama, Ascend Hotel Collection 3. THE Royal Park Canvas Nagoya 📷【Photo Spots】 📣【Tips】 Be mindful of restaurant closing times (especially in Gero and Takayama, which may limit your options). For Tateyama Kurobe, pay attention to the weather and sudden temperature drops; prepare appropriate clothing.

#EnjoyJapan #Gifu #GasshoVillage 📍GasshoVillage If you thought Gero Onsen was just a hot spring, that's not the case!! Gassho Village has houses built in the style of a gassho roof, like Shirakawa-go, and inside them you can see and enter various exhibits. Among them, the long slide is recommended!! It costs 100 yen per trip, but some people may think that paying 100 yen to slide down a slide is a bit much. But!! You'll laugh so much that it's worth the 100 yen☺︎ Please try sliding down the slide! You can walk there, but there are slopes so I recommend taking the bus!

Located at the foot of Gifu Castle🏯, an important base for Oda Nobunaga to unify the world, "Gifu Castle Market" combines history and modernity. It is a new landmark where you can enjoy Gifu's history, natural scenery, and food and shopping. There are a variety of unique shops here where you can fully experience the charm of Gifu culture. You can enjoy a cup of coffee while gazing at the magnificent Gifu Castle. You can also enjoy meat sushi 🍣 and other delicacies made with Hida beef. You can also not miss the soft serve ice cream 🍦 topped with sweet honey! Of course, there are also many local souvenirs that you can take home! 【Gifu Castle City】 🕐Business hours: Varies depending on the store 🚃Transportation: Take a bus from JR Gifu Station or Meitetsu Gifu Station and get off at the "Gifu Park・Gifu Castle" bus stop

Strolling around Gero Onsen A short break at a shop called "Mori no Komichi". Hida milk gelato + melon bread 540 yen A large gelato was served, sandwiched between warm melon bread. I wonder if the taste was normal? ⁡ This shop has Totoro, so Totoro fans will enjoy it. ⁡ The inside of the shop is full of Totoro. There is also a photo corner, so you can enjoy it. This time, I'm traveling with the backpack next to Totoro. Backpacks are convenient for places with slopes and stairs. #GeroOnsen #Mori no Komichi #EnjoyJapan #HotSpringTrip #HotSpringTrip

I went to Un du plaisir, a crepe shop in Gero Onsen. ⁡ I wanted to eat a frog🐸 crepe, but it was sold out🥹. ⁡ So I had a simple strawberry🍓 and banana🍌 crepe. ⁡ The dough is soft. The cream seems to be whipped. The price is really reasonable👍 I think it's a good place to eat while walking around Gero Onsen. The big building next to it is the tourist information center, so be sure to stop by there. ⁡ Next time I come, I'd like to try the simple crepe dough without whipped cream. #GeroEating #GeroOnsen

Walking around Gero Onsen Found a Japanese sweets shop. A Japanese sweets shop called Takekawa. The shop had an atmosphere that made it seem like there were no customers at all. But the Japanese sweets were delicious. Maybe it's in the top three things I've eaten while walking around. ⁡ This time I bought a set for 800 yen. It had four pieces. All of them were delicious. 🍡 Main features and popular products • Wide selection of Japanese sweets made with chestnuts: Popular items include "Kurikinton" and "Kuri Anmaki" made with chestnuts, a specialty of Gifu. Kurikinton has a simple sweetness, and you can enjoy the taste of the chestnut.  • Wide selection of classic Japanese sweets such as dorayaki, kusamochi, and onsen manju: The seasonal "Wakaayu" comes in variations with matcha and red bean paste, and is popular with locals and tourists.  • Mont Blanc sales: Although it is a Japanese sweets shop, they also sell Mont Blanc, and the nostalgic taste is well-received.  ⁡ ⁡ #Gero Onsen #Tatekawa #geroonsen #Gero #Gero food tour #Japanese sweets

⸻ 📍 Location Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, is located in the Hida River basin and is one of the three most famous hot springs in Japan, along with Kusatsu Onsen and Arima Onsen.  ⸻ 🚉 Transportation • From Tokyo: Take the Shinkansen (Nozomi or Hikari) to Nagoya Station, which takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Then transfer to the JR Takayama Main Line Limited Express "Wide View Hida" to Gero Station, which takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes.  • From Osaka: Take the Shinkansen to Nagoya Station (about 50 minutes), then transfer to the JR Takayama Main Line Limited Express "Wide View Hida" to Gero Station (about 1 hour and 40 minutes).  • From Nagoya: Take the JR Takayama Main Line Limited Express "Wide View Hida" to Gero Station, which takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes.  ⸻ 📝 Personal experience Gero Onsen is a place where you can slow down and relax. As soon as you step out of Gero Station, you are greeted by fresh air and the scent of hot springs. There are many foot baths in the hot spring town, such as "Sagi no Ashiyu" and "Yasu no Ashiyu", which can be experienced for free. It is very pleasant to soak your feet while enjoying the street view.  At Yuami-ya, I tasted the signature "Yuami Soft Serve Ice Cream", which combines hot spring eggs with soft serve ice cream. The taste is unique and unforgettable. In addition, there is "Heart-warming Pudding", which is kept warm in buckets in the store and tastes sweeter and smoother.  We visited the "Gero Onsen Gassho Village", where many traditional Gassho-style buildings are gathered, making people feel like traveling through time and experiencing the ancient Japanese rural life.  Overall, Gero Onsen is a place that combines natural beauty, hot spring culture and delicious food. It is an excellent choice whether you want to relax your body and mind or experience traditional Japanese culture. #AprilGoodDestinations2025 #JapanTravel #JapanIn-depthTravel

#Nagoya Sakura Nagoya plus a three-day and two-night bike tour around Lake Biwa. The cherry blossoms around Lake Biwa are in full bloom. The cycling process is very enjoyable. Then go to Gero Onsen, are full of cherry blossoms, enjoy the hot spring food, the small shop people of the hot spring street. The Toyama Zoo in Nagoya is worth visiting. It has a beautiful environment, cute animals and convenient transportation.

This time, I went from Nagoya to Gero! I took the express train, so the seats were wide and comfortable. The experience of running through the mountains was very fresh and fun. 🚈 I didn't have time to enjoy the hot springs, but there was a hot spring on the platform, so I was able to experience it. ♨️ A short walk away was the hot spring town, and there were many shops. If you go to Gifu Prefecture, please go to Gero Onsen to relax. 📍Address: 1357 Koda, Gero City, Gifu Prefecture 509-2206 💞Reason for recommendation: Relax in a hot spring with such good quality that it is called beauty bath. #0 yen trip #Gifu #Gifu sightseeing #Gifu trip #Gifu #Gifu #Gifu hot spring

#3月好去地方2025Spring Tour in Central and Northern Japan @Gero Onsen The cherry blossoms are falling at the foot of the mountain, but it is still blooming on the mountain. There are cherry blossom trees along the railway river next to the hotel. It's the last blooming season for this spring outing.

Taking the limited express train from Nagoya, you can reach Gero Onsen Station in about 1.5 hours. As soon as you step off the train, the air is filled with a faint sulfur scent, instantly relaxing you. The "Gero Onsen Gassho Village" sign and the adorable frog mascot (the Japanese pronunciation of Gero resembles "Gero," the sound of a frog croak) immediately set the mood for sightseeing. Walking along the Hida River, you’ll soon arrive at the heart of the hot spring town. Unlike the bustling atmosphere of Hakone or Kusatsu, Gero offers a more laid-back and friendly vibe. ✅ Millennium Bath Shiragaki-no-Yu: This is Gero’s public bathhouse, offering affordable prices and a great opportunity for travelers to experience the local hot spring culture. ✅ Onsen Museum: A fun and educational spot showcasing the hot spring qualities from various regions of Japan. ✅ Onsen Manju and Onsen Pudding Shops: The old street is dotted with several shops selling freshly steamed treats. I bought a red bean-flavored manju, and eating it warm while strolling was the most comforting experience. ✅ Foot Bath Culture: Rest your tired feet Free foot baths are scattered throughout the old street. Whether couples or elderly pairs, everyone stops to soak their feet and chat. I spent some time at "Sagi-no-Ashi-Yu," where the water temperature was just right, and I felt completely warmed up as I soaked. Nighttime in the Onsen Town: Romance in tranquility As night falls, lanterns light up the old street, creating an atmosphere even more charming than during the day. Strolling in the streets wearing the yukata provided by the inn feels like stepping back in time.

One of Japan's three most famous hot springs: Gero Onsen Drive from Nagoya to Kanazawa, taste Noto beef, visit the ancient streets, and eat gold leaf ice cream; then visit Takayama Hida, taste Hida beef, and stroll around Takayama Jinya; then visit Shirakawa-go and explore the world heritage; then go to Gero Onsen, and finally return to Nagoya... Although I stayed in a different hotel every night, I could experience the characteristics of hotels in different places!

Planning a two-day trip to Japan for your short vacation? Check out this amazing itinerary! Savor authentic local cuisine in Gero Onsen and experience a unique culinary feast. Bilingual driver-guides are available to make your trip even smoother. Don't forget to take advantage of our online concierge and restaurant reservation services! -------------------- Japan, an island nation located in East Asia. 🗾 It boasts a rich history and unique culture. 🎎 Each region offers distinct scenery, from the ancient capital of Kyoto 🏞️ to the bustling metropolis of Tokyo. 🌆 Often called the "Land of the Cherry Blossoms" 🌸, Japan attracts countless visitors every year. -------------------- 🎏Itinerary: DAY 1: Enakyo Gorge -> Tsumago-juku -> Magome-juku -> Gero Onsen Gassho Village -> Gero Onsen -> Gero Spa Museum Journey through the magnificent Enakyo Gorge and marvel at nature's wonders. Then, explore the quaint charm of Tsumago-juku and Magome-juku, stepping back in time. In the afternoon, arrive at Gero Onsen Gassho Village and indulge in unique local cuisine, a delightful experience for both your taste buds and cultural understanding. Finally, immerse yourself in the warm embrace of Gero Onsen and visit the Gero Spa Museum to delve into the rich history of hot springs. DAY 2: Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine -> Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall -> Takayama Jinya -> Takayama Old Town (Sanmachi Suji District) -> Shirakawa-go Begin your second day with the serene atmosphere of Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine and experience the mystical charm of Japanese shrines. Afterward, head to the Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere. Stroll through Takayama Jinya and the charming streets of Takayama Old Town, where historical traces intertwine with modern vibrancy. Finally, arrive at Shirakawa-go, a picturesque village with gassho-style farmhouses that will transport you to a fairytale world. 🌟 This itinerary includes bilingual driver-guide services (Japanese + Mandarin) for a worry-free journey. Online concierge and restaurant reservation services are also available for added convenience. -------------------- Must-See Attractions: ✨Shirakawa-go✨ 🌟🌟 Address: Ogimachi, Shirakawa, Ono District, Gifu 501-5627, Japan Opening Hours: Open 24 hours Duration: 2-3 hours Don't miss the unique gassho-style architecture that makes you feel like you've stepped into a fairytale! 💦Gero Onsen💦 🌟🌟🌟 Address: Gero, Gifu Prefecture, Japan Duration: 3-4 hours Relax and rejuvenate in natural hot springs with water temperatures reaching up to 84 degrees Celsius. 🏛️Takayama Jinya🏛️ 🌟🌟🌟 Address: 1-5 Hachikenmachi, Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, Japan Opening Hours: January 27 - March 31: 8:45 am - 4:30 pm Duration: 2-3 hours Visit the former government building from the Edo period and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, a perfect blend of history and beauty. 🌳Magome-juku🌳 🌟🌟🌟 Address: 508-0502 Magome, Nakatsugawa, Gifu Prefecture, Japan Opening Hours: Open 24 hours Duration: 2-3 hours Experience the charm of this historic post town, a time capsule that takes you back to Japan's ancient past. 🏞️Tsumago-juku🏞️ 🌟🌟🌟 Address: Azuma, Nagiso, Kiso District, Nagano 399-5302, Japan Opening Hours: January 2 - December 28: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Duration: 1 hour Immerse yourself in the traditional Japanese architecture of this mountain village, where every step reveals a captivating scene. -------------------- Travel Tips: 🍱 Souvenir Prices: Japan offers a wide variety of souvenirs. Prices vary depending on the season and location, so it's recommended to compare before making a purchase. 📇 Visa Information: Don't forget to apply for a Japanese visa in advance for a hassle-free trip! 🍣 Culinary Delights: Gero Onsen's local cuisine offers unique flavors that are definitely worth trying! ✈️ Airport Transportation: Japan has a convenient transportation system with various options to get from the airport to the city center, making it easy to reach your destination. -------------------- If you like my private tour guide for Japan, please give it a thumbs up! Your support motivates me to share more! 💪

Don't miss this three-day tour of the Hokuriku region! Here, you'll savor authentic local cuisine and experience a feast for your taste buds. Plus, enjoy a super-attentive bilingual driver-guide, online concierge service, and easy restaurant reservations. Explore Japan's charm with ease. Check it out! / Japan, located in East Asia, is a country that blends ancient traditions with modern trends. 🗾 With a rich history and diverse regional styles, it's known as the Land of Cherry Blossoms. 🌸 Visit Mount Fuji and Kyoto to experience unique Japanese charm! 🗻🏞️ / 🎏Itinerary: DAY 1: Enakyo Gorge—Tsumago-juku—Magome-juku—Gero Onsen Gassho Village—Gero Onsen—Gero Spa Museum Journey through the magnificent Enakyo Gorge, experience the ancient charm of Tsumago-juku and Magome-juku, explore the unique architecture of Gero Onsen Gassho Village, and relax in the soothing Gero Onsen. Finally, visit the Gero Spa Museum to discover the fascinating world of onsen culture. DAY 2: Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine—Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall—Takayama Jinya—Sanmachi Suji Old Town—Shirakawa-go Offer prayers at Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine and experience traditional Japanese beliefs. Then, visit the Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall and explore the historical Takayama Jinya. Stroll through the charming Sanmachi Suji Old Town and immerse yourself in the beauty of the World Heritage site, Shirakawa-go. DAY 3: Nomura Samurai House—Omicho Market—Higashi Chaya District—Kenrokuen Garden—Kanazawa Castle Park—21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa Explore the Nomura Samurai House and delve into history. Wander through Omicho Market and experience local life. Stroll through the Higashi Chaya District and savor ancient tea culture. Then, visit Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle Park to appreciate the exquisite Japanese gardens and the harmony of nature. Finally, explore the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, and experience the fusion of art and modernity. Throughout this itinerary, you'll enjoy bilingual (Japanese + Mandarin) driver-guide services, online concierge assistance, and restaurant reservation services, allowing you to explore the Hokuriku region worry-free and experience the local culture and cuisine in depth. / Must-See Spots: 🌟 Shirakawa-go: The gassho-style houses here are incredibly unique, making you feel like you've stepped into a fairytale. A must-visit! 🌳 Kenrokuen Garden: Showcasing the essence of Edo-era landscaping, the scenery changes with the seasons, offering different surprises throughout the year. 🦐 Omicho Market: Kanazawa's seafood paradise! The fresh and delicious seafood bowls are a must-try for food lovers. ♨️ Gero Onsen: Natural hot spring with water temperatures reaching up to 84 degrees Celsius. Soak in and feel refreshed and rejuvenated. / Tips: - Food: Don't miss the Hokuriku regional cuisine when you visit Japan. A feast for your taste buds awaits! 🍱 - Visa Information: Be sure to obtain a Japanese visa before your trip for a smooth journey. 🛫 - March Weather: Spring is in the air in Japan during March. Remember to bring a light jacket to enjoy the warmth. 🌸 / 🎉That's all for now! Remember to save this guide to make your private tour of Japan even more memorable! 🌟

Hey everyone! Get ready to uncover the hidden gems of the Hokuriku region in Japan! This three-day itinerary will immerse you in local cuisine, take you to the fairytale-like gassho-style houses of Shirakawa-go and the historic Takayama Jinya, and let you experience the old-world charm of Tsumago-juku and Magome-juku. Let's embark on this unique Japanese adventure! / Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Shirakawa-go: The unique gassho-style architecture here will transport you to a fairytale world. A definite must-see! 🌳 Kenrokuen Garden: Combining the best of Edo-era landscaping, this garden offers stunning scenery in every season. It's worth a visit no matter when you go. 🦞 Omicho Market: Kanazawa City's main fresh food market. The seafood bowls here are delicious and unique. Foodies, don't miss out! ♨️ Gero Onsen: A natural hot spring with water temperatures reaching up to 84 degrees Celsius. Come here for a soak and enjoy a relaxing moment. / 🎒 Travel Essentials: Don't forget these when traveling to Japan! 📞 Prepare a SIM card for seamless internet access. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential, as the voltage is different. 🆔 Make sure you have all necessary documents, including your visa and passport. 👗 Pack clothes suitable for the season. March in Japan can still be a bit chilly. 🔋 Bring your charger and a power bank to keep your phone and camera charged. 💊 Don't forget to pack essential medications for emergencies. 💴 Cash and credit cards are recommended for convenient shopping and spending. / That's all for this private tour itinerary of Japan. For more exciting travel ideas, remember to follow me and unlock a different kind of Japanese journey!

Planning a short holiday to Japan? Check out this 2-day itinerary! Explore popular Hokuriku spots, savor authentic local cuisine, and enjoy a bilingual (Japanese + Mandarin) driver-guide throughout your journey, making your trip even more enriching! -------------------- Japan, a land of rich history, blends ancient charm with modern trends. 🏞️ Admire the snowy scenery of Mount Fuji and experience the magnificence of nature; 🎎 wander through the ancient streets of Kyoto and enjoy a journey through time. Unique customs and diverse charms await your exploration! -------------------- Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Shirakawa-go: The unique Gassho-style houses here will transport you to ancient Japan. Don't miss it! 🔥 Gero Onsen: Want to experience the comfort of a natural hot spring? The spring water here reaches a temperature of 84 degrees Celsius. Take a dip and feel completely relaxed! 🏞️ Takayama Jinya: As the former government building of the Edo period, it's not only rich in history but also offers stunning natural scenery. It's definitely worth a visit! -------------------- **Tips**: 1. 📝Visa Required: You'll need a visa to travel to Japan, so remember to prepare all the necessary documents and apply in advance. 2. ⏰No Time Difference Worries: Japan is only 1 hour ahead of China, so you'll adjust quickly! 3. 💰Affordable Souvenirs: Japanese souvenirs are relatively affordable, making them great gifts or keepsakes. 4. 🌦Pleasant March Weather: March in Japan offers mild weather, perfect for traveling. However, it's still recommended to bring an umbrella just in case. 5. 🍽️Don't Miss Hokuriku Cuisine: In the Hokuriku region, be sure to try the local cuisine and let your taste buds experience the flavors of Japan! -------------------- Looking forward to your trip to Japan! Create unforgettable memories and enjoy the unique charm of a private tour! 🌟

A three-day trip to Japan, exploring the essence of its attractions! Super practical guide, taking you to experience Japanese customs with ease. Save it now! -- Japan, located in East Asia, is an island nation full of history 🏝️. From ancient Kyoto 🏞️ to bustling Tokyo 🌆, it embodies a unique Japanese charm. Here, it is often called the land of cherry blossoms 🌸, and every spring, the pink sea of flowers is a sight to behold. -- 🏃‍♀️Itinerary: Day 1: Enakyo Gorge -> Tsumago-juku -> Magome-juku -> Gero Onsen Gassho-style Village -> Gero Onsen -> Gero Spa Museum Travel through the spectacular Enakyo Gorge, explore the ancient post towns of Tsumago-juku and Magome-juku, and feel the charm of history. Then head to Gero Onsen Gassho-style Village to experience traditional Japanese rural customs, relax in Gero Onsen, and finally visit the Gero Spa Museum to learn about onsen culture. Day 2: Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine -> Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall -> Takayama Jinya -> Sanmachi Suji Old Town -> Shirakawa-go Visit the sacred Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine and feel the power of faith. Then visit the Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall and Takayama Jinya to learn about the history and culture of Takayama. Stroll through the Sanmachi Suji Old Town and experience the charm of the ancient streets. Finally, head to Shirakawa-go, a World Cultural Heritage site, to admire the unique gassho-style architecture. Day 3: Nomura Samurai House -> Omicho Market -> Higashi Chaya District -> Kenrokuen Garden -> Kanazawa Castle Park -> 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa First, visit the Nomura Samurai House to experience the samurai era. Then stroll through the bustling Omicho Market and savor authentic delicacies. Wander through the Higashi Chaya District and experience the Edo period. Afterwards, visit the famous Kenrokuen Garden and admire the beauty of Japanese gardens. Finally, visit Kanazawa Castle Park and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, to experience the fusion of art and history. -- Must-see attractions: Shirakawa-go ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Ogimachi, Shirakawa, Ono District, Gifu 501-5627, Japan - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 2–3 hrs - Featuring gassho-style architecture, it's like stepping into a fairy tale world 🏡! Kenrokuen Garden ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 1 Kenroku-machi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-0936, Japan - Opening hours: 7am–6pm (Mar 1–Oct 15) - Duration: 2 hrs - Beautiful scenery in all seasons, a collection of the essence of Edo-era gardening 🌸. Omicho Market ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 50 Kamiomicho, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-0905, Japan - Opening hours: 9am–5pm - Duration: 2–3 hrs - Kanazawa's main fresh food market, the seafood rice bowls are incredibly delicious 🍤! Gero Onsen ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Gero, Gifu, Japan - Opening hours: All day - Duration: 3–4 hrs - Natural hot spring with a spring temperature of up to 84 degrees Celsius, a good place to relax and unwind 🛁. -- 🧳 Travel checklist: Unveiling the essential items for traveling to Japan! 📞 A phone card is essential for staying connected and enjoying a barrier-free trip to Japan! 🔌 Remember to bring a plug adapter, as the voltage in Japan is 110V! 🪪 Keep your passport and visa handy, as important documents are essential for safe travel! 👔 March in Japan is still chilly, so a light jacket with a long skirt is both fashionable and warm! -- Enjoy Japan and travel with ease! Remember to save this guide so you don't get lost 🌈

The autumn in Gero is simply breathtakingly beautiful! The maple leaves all over the mountains are dyed with brilliant colors, red, yellow, and orange, interweaving into a picturesque scene. The gurgling stream in the mountains looks even more lively against the backdrop of red leaves. The fresh air and cool climate make people feel very comfortable. Walking on the mountain trails, it feels like being in a fairy tale world. Travel tips: 1. Dressing: Prepare warm clothes. 2. Viewing spots: Find out the best places to view maple leaves in advance. 3. Accommodation: Choose accommodation with a great view. 4. Time arrangement: Plan your travel time reasonably to avoid missing any beautiful scenery. 5. Food experience: taste local specialties.

Hey sisters! During the Tomb-Sweeping Holiday, when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, let's explore the ancient towns and villages of Japan together! Three days and two nights, taking you on a journey through Japan's historical charm, packed with useful tips~ 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Ena Gorge-> Tsumago-juku-> Magome-juku-> Gero Onsen Gassho Village-> Gero Onsen-> Gero Spa Museum Enjoy the magnificent gorges and quaint villages, indulge in an onsen experience in the evening, and then visit the museum to immerse yourself in onsen culture. Day 2: Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine-> Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall-> Takayama Jinya-> Takayama Sanmachi Suji Old Town-> Shirakawa-go Visit shrines and ancient exhibition halls, experience the charm of history, stroll through the quaint streets, and finally arrive at the picturesque Shirakawa-go. Day 3: Nomura Samurai House-> Omicho Market-> Higashi Chaya District-> Kenrokuen Garden-> Kanazawa Castle Park-> 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa From historical samurai residences to bustling markets, then through the ancient teahouse district, visit parks, and finally immerse yourself in the world of art. Must-visit attractions: Shirakawa-go ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Ogimachi, Shirakawa, Ono District, Gifu 501-5627, Japan - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 2-3 hours - Featuring unique gassho-style architecture, it's like stepping into an ancient fairytale world. Kenrokuen Garden ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 1 Kenroku-machi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-0936 - Opening hours: 7:00-18:00, March 1 - October 15 - Duration: 2 hours - Combining the best of Edo-era landscaping, it offers beautiful scenery in every season. Takayama Jinya ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 1-5 Hachiken-machi, Takayama, Gifu - Opening hours: 8:45-16:30, January 27 - March 31 - Duration: 2-3 hours - The former government building of the Edo period, surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, feels like traveling back in time. Gero Onsen ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 570 Yunoshima, Gero, Gifu 509-2207, Japan - Opening hours: No restrictions - Duration: 3-4 hours - The natural hot spring here has a temperature of up to 84 degrees Celsius, making it a great place to relax and unwind. Travel tips: - In March, Japan's climate is mild and comfortable, but there's a large temperature difference between day and night, so remember to bring a thick coat🧥. - Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, so adjusting to the time difference is easy, no need to worry about jet lag😊. - Trying local cuisine is a major part of traveling. Sushi🍣, ramen🍜, and tempura🍤 are must-tries! - Pay attention to traffic rules. Pedestrians walk on the left🚶‍♀️, and drivers should yield to pedestrians🚗. - When shopping, check the voltage and plug type to avoid buying something you can't use back home🔌! A trip to Japan is not just about sightseeing, but also a cultural experience. I hope you discover more of your own stories in this land!

#Seasonal places in Japan Recommended for an overnight trip! It's fun to stroll around the hot spring town and eat your way around♪ There are also several places with foot baths attached to shops♨️

Hot springs and stunning scenery await! Here's your 3-day Japan itinerary. Dive into a relaxing hot spring experience and discover Japan's unique onsen culture. Let's explore! -------------------- Located in East Asia, Japan is an island nation steeped in history. 🗾 From the ancient shrines of Kyoto 🏛️ to the neon-lit streets of Tokyo 🌃, it embodies the aesthetics of harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility. Often called the "Land of Cherry Blossoms," 🌸 Japan transforms into a sea of pink every spring. -------------------- Must-See Spots: ✨ Shirakawa-go: The unique gassho-style farmhouses will transport you to a fairytale world! 🏠 🌳 Kenrokuen Garden: A masterpiece of Edo-era landscaping, its ever-changing seasonal beauty will captivate you. 🍁 🏯 Takayama Jinya: Experience the elegance of the Edo-era magistrate's office, harmoniously blending with the natural landscape. 🌲 🛁 Gero Onsen: Indulge in the comfort of natural hot springs, with water temperatures reaching up to 84 degrees Celsius. Soak away your fatigue! 🔥 🎨 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa: Its circular, transparent glass facade seamlessly integrates art and nature. 🖼️ -------------------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: What to Pack for Your Japan Trip 📞 Phone card: Stay connected with seamless internet access for navigation and translation. 🔌 Adapter: Don't forget a voltage converter! Japan uses 110V, so protect your devices. 🪪 Documents: Ensure you have all necessary documents, including your passport, visa, and copies, for a safe and smooth trip. 👔 February in Japan requires warm clothing. Pack a down jacket, thick sweaters, and other essentials to stay cozy and avoid catching a cold. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your devices powered up for capturing photos and videos. 💊 Medications: Bring essential medications for pain relief, fever reduction, and digestive issues to ensure a healthy trip. Remember these essentials for a worry-free Japan adventure! 👍 -------------------- As you journey through Japan, don't forget to capture your memories and stories. We look forward to your next adventure!