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Shirakawa-go of Hidatakayama in Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shirakawa-go of Hidatakayama in Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Hida River Takayama Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Japan City Skyline Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Japan City Skyline Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Japan City Skyline Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Gifu, Japan at Dusk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shirakawa-go of Hidatakayama in Japan
Gero Onsen, Gifu, Japan at Night Royalty Free Stock Photo
Hida, Gifu, Japan on Shirakabe Dozogai Street Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Gifu, Japan Skyline at Dusk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Gifu, Japan Skyline at Dusk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Gifu, Japan Skyline at Dusk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Takayama, Japan in the Sanmachi Historic District Royalty Free Stock Photo
Hida, Gifu, Japan at Night Royalty Free Stock Photo
The style of architecture known as Gassho-zukuri (Japanese architecture with a steep thatched roof) and the townscape of Shirakawa-go are collectively designated as a Cultural World Heritage site. Gassho-zukuri houses are now very rare, with less than 150 left. The site of snow quietly falling on the eaves, adding layers by layer, is like a world of fairy tales.


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