長野県 · Tourism
Kamikochi
松本市 中信
The Azusa river and Kappa Bridge. Weston introduced it to the world. Private cars cannot enter.
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長野県 · Tourism
松本市 中信
The Azusa river and Kappa Bridge. Weston introduced it to the world. Private cars cannot enter.
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山ノ内町 北信
Japanese macaques that bathe in hot springs, said to be the only ones in the world.
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南木曽町 中信
The first post town in Japan to take up townscape preservation. The power lines were hidden away.
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上田市 東信
The Kamakura of Shinshu. Kitamuki Kannon and the National Treasure octagonal pagoda stand close together.
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野沢温泉村 北信
A shrine structure is built, then set alight, with the villagers defending and attacking it.
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松本市ほか 中信
A lava plateau at 2,000 metres, where cattle are put out to graze.
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小布施町 北信
A town of chestnut confectionery. The Hokusai Museum holds work from his last years.
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立科町ほか 東信
A highland lake at the foot of the Yatsugatake range. It freezes over completely in winter.
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軽井沢町 東信
The missionary Shaw made it known as a summer retreat. The old Mikasa Hotel still stands.
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長野市ほか 中信
Where rice grew poorly at altitude, buckwheat became the staple. Togakushi soba is the most renowned.
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郡上市 中濃
A system that divides spring water into three tiers for different uses. A life that reveres water, surviving as it was.
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岐阜市 岐阜
The mountain castle from which Nobunaga proclaimed rule over the realm. It looks down on the cormorant fishing of the Nagara river.
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中津川市 東濃
A post town along a paved slope, and the birthplace of Shimazaki Toson.
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岐阜市 岐阜
A fishing method that has run for more than 1,300 years. The masters hold office under the Imperial Household Agency.
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関市 中濃
The shrine the swordsmiths took as their tutelary god. The source of the blades of Seki.
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白川村 飛騨
The largest gassho-zukuri house in Shirakawa-go. Silkworms were raised in the roof space.
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高山市 飛騨
The only Edo-period magistrate's office still standing anywhere in Japan, proof that Hida was ruled directly by the shogunate.
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白川村 飛騨
Gassho-zukuri houses. The roofs stand at 60 degrees to shed snow, and silkworms were raised beneath them.
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高山市 飛騨
Townhouses with projecting lattice windows stand in rows. The little Kyoto of Hida.
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郡上市 中濃
Thirty-two nights of dancing, four of them through till dawn over Obon. Anyone may join the circle.
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高山市 飛騨
Mechanical puppets on the floats. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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岐阜市 岐阜
The mountain castle from which Nobunaga proclaimed rule over the realm. A ropeway runs up.
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岐阜市 岐阜
A fishing method of 1,300 years. The masters hold office under the Imperial Household Agency.
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下呂市 中濃
One of the three finest springs of Japan. Hayashi Razan set it beside Arima and Kusatsu.
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