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A number of mountain village foods such as Tsukemono steak (Pickled steak) and Kei-chan (Stir fried chicken with miso sauce) both strongly reflect the wisdom of ...
Why Gujo Nagaragawa River rafting so attractive? Currently, you can do rafting on more than 50 rivers in Japan, but Nagaragawa River in Gifu is a mecca for ...
This rural area in Japan's heartland is characterized by steep mountain ranges, remote villages, and the well-preserved castletown of Gujo Hachiman. The ...
Meiho Area, nestled in lush mountains and fertile farmland, boasts renowned specialties like "Meiho Ham," "Meiho Tomato Ketchup," and "Meiho Keichan," ...
Explore skiing, historic towns, and castles just 60 minutes by car from popular destinations like Shirakawa-go and Takayama at Gujo, Western Japan's largest ...
Gujo Hachiman, a town blessed with nature, has the Yoshida River flowing through its central urban area, merging with the Nagara River.
Experience the transition from spring to early summer with a leisurely drive through Hirugano Kogen. It's a drive course perfect for sightseeing and dining ...
Using Gujo Hachiman's original printing technique, silkscreen printing, you can create your own original tenugui (small hand towel). A tenugui is made by ...
Snow scenes are beautiful in winter. Miso and soy sauce are prepared using cold water. Koinobori-no-Kanzara is a winter tradition of Gujo Hachiman. Fabric ...
This popular ski resort is one of the largest in Takasu area. The famous Washigatake Kicker (=Jump stand), BOX and rail, which can only be found at Washigatake, ...
