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Escape Tokyo's crowds to Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage village known for its unique Gassho-zukuri thatched-roof houses, nestled in snowy mountains. Discover its history, culture, and stunning views.

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Plan · 4 places · Chubu, Japan

Kanazawa to Shirakawa-go Day Trip

“I left Tokyo last night and came to Kanazawa by bus, then took a bus from Kanazawa to Shirakawa-go for a day trip to experience traditional village life.”

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Kanazawa Station
Train station · Kanazawa
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Creator's voice
The main transportation hub in Kanazawa, serving both trains and buses. It's where I arrived from Tokyo by night bus and where I caught my bus to Shirakawa-go.
Kanazawa, 1-1号 Kinoshinbomachi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-0858, Japan
- Night bus from Tokyo to Kanazawa · ¥4000 — I took a very comfortable night bus from Tokyo to Kanazawa, arriving at 5 AM. It was a more affordable option than the train, costing 4,000 yen (around 1000-1100 Turkish Liras). The bus seats were equipped with privacy covers, like a 'stroller top', and a tripod for phones, allowing for undisturbed travel.
- Bus from Kanazawa to Shirakawa-go · ¥5600 — My round-trip ticket from Kanazawa to Shirakawa-go cost 5,600 yen (2,800 yen one way). The journey took 1 hour and 10 minutes, arriving earlier than the estimated time. The bus departed from stop number 4 at Kanazawa Station.
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Hokuriku Railroad Ticket Office
Railroad company · Kanazawa
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Hokuriku Rail Road Co., Ltd. Ticket Center, アクロスキューブ金沢 1 Chome-9-25 Hirooka, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-0031, Japan
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Shirakawa-go
Heritage preservation · Shirakawa
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Creator's voice
A traditional Japanese village, famous for its unique Gassho-zukuri architecture, where houses have steeply pitched thatched roofs designed to shed heavy snow. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for its distinct culture and structure. Life here has historically been difficult, especially in winter, with heavy snowfall for a large part of the year. The village population is currently around 1500.
Shirakawa-go, Ogimachi, Shirakawa, Ono District, Gifu 501-5627, Japan
- Gassho-zukuri houses — These traditional houses have extremely steep, straw-thatched roofs, angled at 60 degrees. This design is crucial for shedding the heavy snow that falls here for much of the year, preventing accumulation and roof collapse. The straw roofs are thick and are collectively changed and renewed by the villagers at certain intervals, a tradition known as 'Yui'.
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Shirakawa-go Bus Terminal
Transportation service · Shirakawa
Bus departures to hot spring resorts & mountain lookouts, plus a visitor information center.
Shirakawa-go Bus Terminal, 1086 Ogimachi, Shirakawa, Ono District, Gifu 501-5627, Japan
- Free, spotless public toilets — Japan has free, spotless public toilets everywhere, even in remote areas like Shirakawa-go. They are well-stocked with toilet paper and often feature smart toilets with heated seats, which I loved. You can find one within minutes when needed.

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