Takayama Jinya

Step back in time as you enter Takayama Jinya, a well-preserved relic from Japan's Edo period that offers a rare glimpse into the nation's past. Built in 1615 and serving as the regional government office for the Hida Province, this historical landmark is the only remaining structure in Japan.

Visitors are invited to explore its various rooms, including offices, courtrooms, and residential quarters, vividly depicting the Edo period's administrative and judicial workings. The serene gardens and traditional architecture further enhance the experience, making it easy to imagine life as it was centuries ago.

A visit to Takayama Jinya is a journey through history and a chance to appreciate the region's cultural significance. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking to enrich your travel experience, Takayama Jinya promises to leave a lasting impression.

Add this unique destination to your itinerary and discover the legacy of Japan's feudal era firsthand.

Hours

8:45 AM - 5:00 PM (April  to October)

8:45 AM - 4:30 PM (November to March)

Closed

Year-end

New Year holidays

Available

All year (except Year-end and New Year holidays)

Minimum Age

All ages are welcome.

Admission Fee

440 yen (Individuals: 29 people)

390 yen (Groups: 30 people or more)

Free (High school students and younger)