Visit the folklore museum and wait for the bus
After enjoying the village in Shirakawago in Japan, we crossed the river to get to the the side of the bus stops.
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Inside the house
We went into the houses of Gassho style (houses with large steep thatched roof) in Shirakawago in Japan. Kanda’s and Wada’s are open to the public with the charge of 300 yen each.
Look over the village
Next morning, we visited the Ogimachi Village in Shirakawago in Gifu, Japan, which is listed as a Unesco World Heritage site. We wore everything we had thinking it would be cold, but…
Comfortable hotel
After visiting Kanazawa in Japan, we separated from the rest of our family, and we continued on to Shirakawago in Gifu by bus. It took just over one hour. When we arrived…
Visit Kanazawa
On the way back from Noto Peninsula in Japan, we visited Kanazawa just for a few hours. It was four years since I went there last. During this time, the Shinkansen started…
Huge ryokan
On the second day of our family holiday in Noto Peninsula in Japan, we stayed in a huge ryokan called Notoraku in Wakura Onsen. They had even a bridge and a waterfall…
Morning market in Wajima
Next morning, we went to the famous morning market in Wajima on the Noto Peninsula in Japan. There were many stalls of women, mainly selling seafood in one shopping street. They called…
Wajima Onsen
On the first day in Noto Peninsula in Japan, we stayed in the ryokan (Japanese style hotel) called Yshio, which was booked by my family. The room had western style beds, which…
Noto Peninsula was very cold
It was cold in Noto Peninsula in Japan at the end of March. We visited a few tourist attractions, but it was too cold to stay long outside of the car, so…
