1000 cloches pour 1000 temples. Takayama
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 5.71 mi
- Elevation gain
- 597 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation loss
- 597 ft
- Max elevation
- 2,276 ft
- TrailRank
- 64
- Min elevation
- 1,488 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Moving time
- 3 hours 21 minutes
- Time
- 4 hours 5 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1486
- Uploaded
- April 3, 2024
- Recorded
- April 2024
near Takayama, Gifu (Japan)
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If you're looking for walks, you're in Japan.
The “excessive” courtesy, such a different and remarkable cuisine, the ryokans, the onsens, the lines.
Japan, the cleanest and most structured country in the world with numerous, super clean and technologically brilliant toilets. You will never have had such clean private parts.
You have to queue at a bus stop to experience Japanese rigor. Public transportation is excellent.
Urban equipment for the blind is extremely sophisticated.
They don't seem to care about water, energy, global warming and consume a lot of plastic in all forms. We wonder if in Europe, we live on the same planet as them.
There are obviously the public baths and onsens that you will miss after the trip.
If you can, you should pay for some quality hotels, ryokans and onsens to discover this amazing Japan.
We traveled with “Au fil du Japon”, a remarkable agency.
Kamakura Beautiful walk worth the detour.
Kawaguchiko LE Fushi, but the ride is not special.
Narai Rue, tourist village of Nakasendo
Nakasendo Walk on the Nakasendo
Takayama Walk in the city of a thousand temples: nice.
Shirakawa-go. Very beautiful Gassho-zukuri.
Siganuma. Gassho-Zukuri, less touristy village.
Ainokura. Gassho-Zukuri, less touristy village.
Kanazawa Beautiful city, nice walk.
Kanazawa Beautiful city, nice walk.
Kyoto. Very beautiful temples, nice walk. A must.
Nara Very beautiful temples, nice walk. A must.
Fushimi-Inari Individual. Beautiful temples, nice walk.
Kyoto Very beautiful temples. Nice walk. A must.
Kyoto Nijo-Jo. A must
Hakone. Probably not worth the detour. Unless you live in Tokyo and want to get some fresh air.
Nikko Beautiful walk. Tosho-Gu. A must.
Nikko. Nantai and short walk with falls.
Mount Nasu. Beautiful walk that shows the Alps.
Aizu-Wakamatsu Sazaedo which is worth it. The rest ?
Okama Crater Wait until mid May.
Zao-Onsen Do you like onsens?
Yamadera Very beautiful temple
Ginzan-Onsen Very beautiful houses
Matsushima Beautiful bay
Takkoku-no-iwaya special temple
Chuson-ji Nice walk. Temple too impressive
Dakigaeri Ordinary stroll
Tazawa stroll in the mountain pastures
Tazawa Walk near the onsens
Tazawa Walk near the Onsens
Takayama
A city where the sidewalks have roofs, for rain or snow? When we visited, it rained all day. This takes away a certain charm.
The old town or old street is very well preserved even if, as often, it has become a street of shops for tourists. The buildings are very beautiful and authentic. Visit early before the tourist buses arrive.
The detour to Kitayama Park is not worth it. Shiroyama Park is a forest of Japanese cedars without any views, uninteresting. Except maybe when it's hot and nice.
Each temple has its enormous bell. There are many temples, but none are among the ten most beautiful in Japan.
The two walks given are quite ordinary and in no way special. It doesn't look like much.
The walk is pleasant because the city is calm with little traffic.
The “excessive” courtesy, such a different and remarkable cuisine, the ryokans, the onsens, the lines.
Japan, the cleanest and most structured country in the world with numerous, super clean and technologically brilliant toilets. You will never have had such clean private parts.
You have to queue at a bus stop to experience Japanese rigor. Public transportation is excellent.
Urban equipment for the blind is extremely sophisticated.
They don't seem to care about water, energy, global warming and consume a lot of plastic in all forms. We wonder if in Europe, we live on the same planet as them.
There are obviously the public baths and onsens that you will miss after the trip.
If you can, you should pay for some quality hotels, ryokans and onsens to discover this amazing Japan.
We traveled with “Au fil du Japon”, a remarkable agency.
Kamakura Beautiful walk worth the detour.
Kawaguchiko LE Fushi, but the ride is not special.
Narai Rue, tourist village of Nakasendo
Nakasendo Walk on the Nakasendo
Takayama Walk in the city of a thousand temples: nice.
Shirakawa-go. Very beautiful Gassho-zukuri.
Siganuma. Gassho-Zukuri, less touristy village.
Ainokura. Gassho-Zukuri, less touristy village.
Kanazawa Beautiful city, nice walk.
Kanazawa Beautiful city, nice walk.
Kyoto. Very beautiful temples, nice walk. A must.
Nara Very beautiful temples, nice walk. A must.
Fushimi-Inari Individual. Beautiful temples, nice walk.
Kyoto Very beautiful temples. Nice walk. A must.
Kyoto Nijo-Jo. A must
Hakone. Probably not worth the detour. Unless you live in Tokyo and want to get some fresh air.
Nikko Beautiful walk. Tosho-Gu. A must.
Nikko. Nantai and short walk with falls.
Mount Nasu. Beautiful walk that shows the Alps.
Aizu-Wakamatsu Sazaedo which is worth it. The rest ?
Okama Crater Wait until mid May.
Zao-Onsen Do you like onsens?
Yamadera Very beautiful temple
Ginzan-Onsen Very beautiful houses
Matsushima Beautiful bay
Takkoku-no-iwaya special temple
Chuson-ji Nice walk. Temple too impressive
Dakigaeri Ordinary stroll
Tazawa stroll in the mountain pastures
Tazawa Walk near the onsens
Tazawa Walk near the Onsens
Takayama
A city where the sidewalks have roofs, for rain or snow? When we visited, it rained all day. This takes away a certain charm.
The old town or old street is very well preserved even if, as often, it has become a street of shops for tourists. The buildings are very beautiful and authentic. Visit early before the tourist buses arrive.
The detour to Kitayama Park is not worth it. Shiroyama Park is a forest of Japanese cedars without any views, uninteresting. Except maybe when it's hot and nice.
Each temple has its enormous bell. There are many temples, but none are among the ten most beautiful in Japan.
The two walks given are quite ordinary and in no way special. It doesn't look like much.
The walk is pleasant because the city is calm with little traffic.
Waypoints
Car park
2,025 ft
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Religious site
Intersection
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