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Start the day at Nagoya Castle, a symbol of the city and one of Japan's most impressive castles. Afterwards, take a short train ride to Tokugawa-en, a beautiful Japanese garden that was once part of the residence of the Tokugawa clan.

Take a train to Gifu to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Shirakawago, a traditional village with unique thatched-roof houses. Stroll around the village and soak up the historic atmosphere.

Head back to Nagoya for dinner at Yabaton, a restaurant famous for its miso katsu, a local specialty of breaded pork cutlets with a miso sauce.

Take a train to the city of Takayama, known for its well-preserved old town and traditional crafts. Visit the Takayama Jinya, a historic government office, and the Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall, which displays the ornate floats used in the city's famous festival.

Explore the charming streets of Takayama's old town and visit local shops selling traditional crafts such as lacquerware, pottery, and sake. Don't miss the opportunity to try the local specialty of Hida beef, a delicious and tender beef from the region.

Relax at a traditional ryokan, or Japanese inn, and enjoy a multi-course kaiseki dinner featuring local ingredients.

Take a train to Kanazawa, a city known for its beautiful gardens, historic districts, and art museums. Visit Kenrokuen, one of Japan's most beautiful landscape gardens, and the nearby Kanazawa Castle, which has been beautifully restored.

Explore the historic district of Higashi Chaya, a preserved geisha district with traditional wooden houses and teahouses. Visit the Nomura Samurai House, a beautifully preserved samurai residence, and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, which features modern art exhibitions and installations.

Head to Omicho Market to try some of Kanazawa's famous seafood, including fresh sushi and sashimi.

Take a train to the town of Kaga to visit the Yamanaka and Yamashiro Onsen hot spring resorts. Soak in the healing waters and enjoy the beautiful autumn foliage in the surrounding mountains.

Visit the Kutaniyaki Art Museum to learn about the local pottery tradition of Kutani ware, and participate in a pottery workshop to create your own piece.

Relax at a traditional ryokan in Yamanaka Onsen and enjoy a multi-course kaiseki dinner featuring local ingredients.