• Kajibashi Bridge - Kajibashi Bridge is a notable landmark in Hyouka and marks a memorable starting point for anime enthusiasts visiting Takayama. The bridge and its nearby streets are frequently shown in the series, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the town’s ambiance as portrayed in the anime.
• Miyagawa Morning Markets - The Miyagawa Morning Market Street, located by the river, is featured in the opening scenes of Hyouka. With its traditional townscape, flowing river, and local shops, this area embodies the serene and nostalgic atmosphere that makes the anime’s setting unique.
• Takayama City Main Library (Kanshōkan) - Appearing in Episode 18 of Hyouka, the Takayama City Library Kanshoukan is one of the series’ most recognizable indoor locations. Visitors can explore both the exterior and interior, comparing real-life scenes with those from the anime.
• Hie Shrine - Featured in Episode 20 of Hyouka, Hie Shrine is surrounded by forest and traditional architecture, reflecting the tranquil spiritual atmosphere of Takayama. It also connects to the city’s renowned seasonal festivals.
• Kamisannomachi - Kami-Sannomachi is Takayama’s historic old town district, characterized by traditional wooden buildings, shops, and cafés that inspired several scenes in Hyouka. Fans can visit cafés depicted in the anime and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere that influenced many of the series’ everyday moments.
• Marutto Plaza - Marutto Plaza includes a special Hyouka fan exchange corner where visitors can view displays, messages, and local materials related to the anime. It serves as a gathering spot for fans exploring Takayama as a real-life setting of the series.

• Hyouka × Takayama location map
• Café drink during the tour
• English-speaking guide
• Hyouka anime pilgrimage walking tour

• Personal expenses and souvenirs
• Optional purchases at cafés or shops beyond the included drink

This unique tour offers more than just visits to famous anime locations; it allows participants to immerse themselves in the everyday ambiance that inspired Hyouka while exploring the historic streets of Takayama. The tour seamlessly blends an anime pilgrimage with traditional townscapes, serene shrines, riverside markets, and cafés featured in the series, providing an engaging experience even for those who aren’t avid anime enthusiasts.

With the help of an official location map, guests can explore real-life scenes from the anime alongside a local guide, gaining insights into Takayama’s culture along the way. Instead of merely focusing on taking photos, the tour is crafted to let visitors soak in the tranquil and nostalgic atmosphere that made Hyouka unforgettable.

Additionally, the experience includes a relaxing break at a café featured in the anime, offering a distinctive way to explore Takayama beyond typical sightseeing.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.