Higashiyama Walking Course

Step back as you wander the Higashiyama Walking Course in Takayama, Japan. This serene 3.5-kilometer route offers more than just a pleasant stroll; it's a journey through centuries of Japanese history and culture.

Starting at the tranquil Higashiyama Temple, the path leads you past traditional temples, shrines, and the ruins of Takayama Castle. It offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and even a glimpse of the Northern Alps.

Each step reveals a different facet of Takayama's rich heritage, from the Edo-period architecture of merchant houses to the peaceful beauty of Shiroyama Park. The route also meanders along the Miyagawa River, where cherry blossoms paint a picturesque scene in spring.

Whether you're seeking a quiet escape or an immersive cultural experience, the Higashiyama Walking Course invites you to discover the essence of Takayama at your own pace. Ready to explore this historical treasure trove?

Lace up your walking shoes and let the path guide you through one of Japan's hidden gems.

Hours

Open 24 hours

Closed

No closing days

Available

All year

Minimum Age

All ages are welcome.

Admission Fee

Free