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岐阜県 · Regional selections

Tennen Ayu Ryori Omodaka

岐阜・中濃

A sweetfish restaurant at Itadori in Seki, buying direct from local anglers.

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Igaguri no Sato Nakatsugawa Marron Park

東濃

A chestnut orchard in Nakatsugawa with about 20 varieties, open for gathering from September.

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Mingeikan Takumi no Yakata · Mori no Aquarium

飛騨

A wealthy farmer's house in Takayama, built by Hida craftsmen and designated a city cultural property.

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Okuhida Onsenkyo

飛騨

The collective name for five hot springs at the foot of the Northern Alps in Takayama, with many open-air baths.

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Sakaguchi Yana Seiryuso

西濃

A fish weir at Sakauchi in Ibigawa, where you eat sweetfish looking out on the Sakauchi River.

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Mino Kanko Yana

岐阜・中濃

A fish weir on the Nagara River in Mino, known as the closest such weir to Nagoya.

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Kawaguchi Yana

西濃

A fish weir in Ibigawa, where you eat sweetfish beside the flow of the Ibi River.

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Gifu Kinkazan Ropeway

岐阜・中濃

A ropeway joining Gifu Park with the summit of 329-metre Mount Kinka in about four minutes.

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Ayu Ryori Yanagawa

岐阜・中濃

A sweetfish restaurant on the bank of the Neo River in Motosu.

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21st Century Forest Park

岐阜・中濃

A forest park at Itadori in Seki, with a study centre and wide woodland.

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Koga Gorge

岐阜・中濃

A gorge in Seki, chosen among the prefecture's fifty fine waters, with a run of white boulders.

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Ogaki Himawari Hatake 2026 (Hira-cho)

西濃

A sunflower field at Taira in Ogaki, grown in summer on fallow paddy.

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Hirugano Bunsuirei Park

岐阜・中濃

A park on the Hirugano uplands in Gujo, where the water divides between the Pacific and the Sea of Japan.

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Gifu World Rose Garden

岐阜・中濃

A rose park in Kani where some eight million flowers bloom. It was renamed in 2021.

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Ayu Ryori Senmonten Ayuya

岐阜・中濃

A sweetfish restaurant at Horado in Seki, with riverbed seating above the Itadori River.

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Nagomisha Seseragi

岐阜・中濃

A centre in Gujo facing the Nagara River, where a fish weir is set from August to October.

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Mount Ena

東濃

A 2,191-metre mountain across Nakatsugawa and Nagano, one of Japan's hundred famous mountains.

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Oyada Shrine Momiji-dani

岐阜・中濃

A valley at Oyada Shrine in Mino, where some 3,000 Japanese maples grow wild.

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Okabe Yana

西濃

A fish weir at Tanigumi in Ibigawa, standing on the bed of the Neo River.

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Hisuikyo Rock Garden

岐阜・中濃

A gorge in Hichiso, where the Hida River has cut a long run of bedrock.

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Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park

岐阜・中濃

A theme park in Minokamo recreating the Japanese hill village, with athletic courses.

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Yanaka Mizu-no-Komichi (Water Lane)

岐阜・中濃

A lane at Gujo-Hachiman, a channel running beside a path laid with cobbles.

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Taiken Nōen "Mitoka"

岐阜・中濃

The largest visitor farm in Gifu prefecture, with harvests all year from strawberries to sweet potatoes.

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Mount Kinka

岐阜・中濃

A 329-metre mountain in Gifu City with Gifu Castle at its summit. It was once called Mount Inaba.

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