Japan: The Third Day
One of the advantages in a DIY tour is being able to manage your own time and not feeling rushed. For today, we decided to go on a half-day tour of the World Heritage Shirakawa-go.
From Takayama, we took a bus to Shirakawa-go and prepared for a very cold temperature in the mountains. It takes 2 to 3 hours to visit the whole Ogi-machi Gassho style village.
What types of travels do you prefer? For me, serene views may be enough to take my breath away. Good food, shopping, city tours, and amusement parks are also welcome, though extreme activities are not really my thing. I prefer a relaxed pace (and that says a lot about how my personality has evolved).
While it's good to take photos, we also realized the importance of truly being in the moment. We almost complained that wherever we look at, there's a nice view that compels us to bring our cameras out!
Going back to Takayama, we snacked on Hida burger before checking out of K's House and boarding the train back to Nagoya. We stayed at Meitetsu Inn and had this for dinner:
From Takayama, we took a bus to Shirakawa-go and prepared for a very cold temperature in the mountains. It takes 2 to 3 hours to visit the whole Ogi-machi Gassho style village.
What types of travels do you prefer? For me, serene views may be enough to take my breath away. Good food, shopping, city tours, and amusement parks are also welcome, though extreme activities are not really my thing. I prefer a relaxed pace (and that says a lot about how my personality has evolved).
While it's good to take photos, we also realized the importance of truly being in the moment. We almost complained that wherever we look at, there's a nice view that compels us to bring our cameras out!
Going back to Takayama, we snacked on Hida burger before checking out of K's House and boarding the train back to Nagoya. We stayed at Meitetsu Inn and had this for dinner:
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