Location List

The green tract of land park which is full of nature which maintained the hill which is full of green.

There are the ground of the lawn, a truck. At spring time, an azalea blooms on the sidewalk.

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The culture consisting of modern ceramic art Museum and Messe facilities (Oribe square) and industrial compound facilities. The design is Mr. architect, Arata Isozaki.

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It was founded in 1870 and the distiller of "Hourai sake" loved by writers and artists such as Bokusui Wakayama.

A refined shopping district that gives a sense of nostalgia due to about 40 percent of the houses on the street were built in the Edo Era.

The Nanboku Highway, used to transport salt, textiles, and other goods from Mikawa to Shinshu and Kiso, and silkworm cocoons from Iida to Owari, intersect at this inntown.

Along the Biwa pass there is a monument with a poem inscribed that relates the anxiety of Kazunomiya as she traveled.

To the south of the town, you can see the Kiso River as it flows through the magnificent landscape. The residents of the town are also quite charming.

The Arakawa family has served as the village leader since the Genroku Era in a house where the main building and storehouse are more than 240 years old.

The train line, which traces its roots to the Taisho Period, has many waterfalls and other famous tour spots along its tracks.

Gifu lanterns are known for their clean lines and thin, delicate, and graceful construction. Gifu lanterns are often referred to as the best in Japan.

It is a inn of the grand style of rising Udatsu.

Famous for the biggest peony garden in the Tokaiarea

The Rankatei structure historically connected with Junihiro Tanizaki is also reconstructed in a detached building.

Built in 1882, the theater has a stage with 10.9m of frontage and 10m of depth, a revolving stage 7.94m in diameter, and there is also second floor seating.

Most of the quiet site is a large traditional garden which contains a Sukiya-style one-story "Hirayadate" building.

The Nagara River Railroad offers spectacular views of the pure river water below as you ride through the tree-covered mountains.

Every year in September, the blooming buckwheat flowers cover this high plateau creating a contrast with the blue sky like no other place.

This facility was envisioned to promote culture and support industry. The first of its kind in Japan, the complex contains a modern ceramic art museum and messe.

In 1st in Heisei period,the farm village scenery the Institute of Land and Environmental Studies decided it "No.1 farm village scene of Japan".