Nakaodaira
Takayama, Japan Location
About the property
Offering modern-style Japanese rooms with free Wi-Fi, mood lighting and an LCD TV, Nakaodaira boasts 6 private hot-spring baths that can be reserved free of charge. The inn is located a 10-minute drive from the Shin-Hodaka Ropeway cable car.
Guests at Nakaodaira Inn sleep on a traditional tatami (woven-straw) floor in Japanese futon bedding, and tea/coffee and Yukata robes are provided. Each room has a private toilet, and guests bathe at the hot-spring baths. Rooms boast views of Japan's North Alps.
The 6 private hot-spring baths include 4 interior and 2 open-air baths. Advance reservation is not needed, guests can simply enter an unused bath and hang a sign on the door.
Kamikochi is a 30-minute drive away, and the property is a 90-minute bus ride from JR Takayama Train Station. Free shuttles are available from Nakao Kogenguchi bus stop and to/from Shin-Hodaka Ropeway cable car.
Japanese-style set meals are served at the dining area for breakfast and dinner.
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Takayama, Japan
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Are you looking for a destination that can offer a unique blend of culture, history, and natural beauty? Look no further than Takayama, a quaint town located in the heart of Japan. This hidden gem boasts a rich heritage that dates back to the Edo period and is nestled amidst the stunning Japanese Alps.
As you explore Takayama's charming streets, you'll discover traditional wooden houses, narrow alleys, and a vibrant local market. The town is known for its skilled artisans, who create intricate lacquerware, pottery, and woodworking. You can visit workshops and learn about these crafts firsthand, or browse the many shops that line the streets.
One of the highlights of Takayama is the iconic Takayama Jinya, a historic government house that served as the center of local administration during the Edo period. Here, you can step back in time and learn about the town's fascinating history. Another must-see attraction is the Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum that showcases traditional farmhouses and other buildings from the Hida region.
As you explore Takayama's charming streets, you'll discover traditional wooden houses, narrow alleys, and a vibrant local market. The town is known for its skilled artisans, who create intricate lacquerware, pottery, and woodworking. You can visit workshops and learn about these crafts firsthand, or browse the many shops that line the streets.
One of the highlights of Takayama is the iconic Takayama Jinya, a historic government house that served as the center of local administration during the Edo period. Here, you can step back in time and learn about the town's fascinating history. Another must-see attraction is the Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum that showcases traditional farmhouses and other buildings from the Hida region.
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