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岐阜県 · Regional selections

Amidaga Falls

岐阜・中濃

A waterfall of about 60 metres in Gujo, among the largest in the Tokai region, with a path behind it.

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Sekigahara Battlefield

西濃

The site of the battle of 1600. Among the fields stand the monument to the decisive ground and the camp sites of each commander.

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Goho Falls

岐阜・中濃

Five waterfalls in Yaotsu. The three that fall in a chain drop 80 metres in all.

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Fujimidai Kogen

東濃

Uplands at 1,739 metres across Nakatsugawa and Nagano, with a ridge of bamboo grass.

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Kamaga Falls

岐阜・中濃

Three linked falls in Gujo, named for basins that look like cauldrons.

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Bokka no Sato

岐阜・中濃

A theme park on the Hirugano uplands in Gujo, with flower fields, animals and craft workshops.

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Iwamura Castle Ruins

東濃

The site of a 713-metre mountain castle in Ena, counted among Japan's three great mountain castles.

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Gujo Hachiman Yana

岐阜・中濃

A fish weir on the Nagara River in Gujo, serving wild sweetfish from August.

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Koga Shinsui-an

岐阜・中濃

A spring at Horado in Seki. Many take its water home as the water of the Koga woods.

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Neodani Awazumi Sakura

岐阜・中濃

A cherry in Motosu over 1,500 years old, said to have been planted by Emperor Keitai. As the petals fall, their colour turns to pale ink.

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Mount Ikeda

西濃

A 924-metre mountain in Ikeda, Ibi. From near the summit you look down on the night lights of the Nobi plain.

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Tokuyama Dam

西濃

A dam in Ibigawa, the largest in Japan by total storage, built by damming the Ibi River.

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Kita-Alps Ohashi

飛騨

A 150-metre bridge in the Okuhida hot-spring district of Takayama, set high above the valley floor.

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Mount Norikura / Norikura Skyline

飛騨

A mountain whose main peak, Kengamine, stands 3,026 metres. A toll road climbs to the top.

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Tennen Ayu Miyachika

岐阜・中濃

An eating house in Gujo, serving wild sweetfish taken in the Nagara River weirs.

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Rail Mountain Bike Gattan Go!! - Gorge Course -

飛騨

An activity in Hida: ride an electric-assisted cycle along the track of a closed railway.

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Kawaura Gorge

岐阜・中濃

A gorge at Itadori in Seki, where blue water runs between cliffs.

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Ayu Ryori-dokoro Ayukawa

岐阜・中濃

A sweetfish restaurant along the Itadori River in Seki.

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Yumori Gorge

東濃

A gorge at Kawaue in Nakatsugawa, with five waterfalls including the Ryujin falls.

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Hirayu Great Falls

飛騨

A 64-metre waterfall in Takayama, among Japan's hundred finest, which freezes in winter.

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Mount Ibuki Driveway

西濃

A 17-kilometre toll road climbing almost to the summit of 1,377-metre Mount Ibuki.

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KAKAMIGAHARA PARK BRIDGE

岐阜・中濃

A footbridge in Kakamigahara joining two parks, built with timber.

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Autumn Colours at the Shinhotaka Ropeway

飛騨

The autumn colour seen from the Shinhotaka Ropeway, which begins around the summit in late September.

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Sogi-sui

岐阜・中濃

A spring at Gujo-Hachiman, said to have been favoured in 1471 by the linked-verse poet Sogi.

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