What other travelers are saying about Miyagawa Morning Markets
My favorite place so far in Japan Trip. I love this city so much. So quiet and peaceful , Japanese people are very nice and polite. They always love what they're doing.
This morning market is start from early morning I believed,
but we were there around 7 am and still not so many people, so nice to spend time here.
The beautiful river is home to many ducks happily playing in the water,while bright orange koi fish swim gracefully in circles in groups. During the clam, chilly weather, the area is surrounded by misty mountain ranges.
The colorful leaves decorate the trees, symbolizing the beauty of fall as it passes, and winter is approaching.
A small coffee stall beside the river exudes a rustic charm, perfectly complementing the serene scenery and soothing sound of flowing water. The takoyaki vendors are friendly and welcoming ,adding warmth to tranquil atmosphere.
It was a nice experience to visit this Morning Market at Takayama. Bustling with tourists and locals alike going through shops and food stalls along the river. So refreshing to do a river walk as well by the clear flowing water. So clear that you can see the Koi swimming against the current.
Don't miss the morning markets in Takayama. It's a highlight. There are enough food and craft stalls to fill you but it's not an overwhelming spread and crowd, which is what Iike the most about it. There are lines in practically every food stall even in winter. They are affordable and tasty. Try everything you can get your hands to and sample as much as you can. Note that even if it's published that they close at 12, most stalls close earlier when their goods/food run out.
Beautiful market with tons of great food, drinks, and local crafts to buy. Everyone is so nice and helpful and the prices are very good for the high quality items you can purchase there. Also, there are some coy and ducks right next to it at the stream. It was really nice to watching them get fed while snacking and having some great coffee.