Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Science museum with interactive exhibitions covering nature, technology, space and more, featuring a planetarium, rooftop telescope, and regular science demonstrations.
GifuA museum in Tokushima dedicated to insects, featuring live specimens, interactive displays, and educational programs for all ages.
GifuUNESCO-recognized villages showcasing gasshō-zukuri farmhouses with distinctive steep thatched roofs, maintained through collective community traditions.
Shirakawa · GifuGifu Nagaragawa Stadium is a multi-purpose venue in Gifu hosting football matches and other sports events, with seating for 18,000 and proximity to the scenic Nagara river.
GifuEizō & Tōichi Katō Memorial Art Museum displays approximately 5,000 restored drawings and 150 paintings, along with exhibitions of local artists in its two gallery spaces.
GifuA preserved Edo-period street in Takayama, this avenue features wooden merchant houses, sake breweries and shops displaying traditional Hida crafts, pottery and lacquerware.
Takayama · GifuAn art museum established in 1982 holding significant works by Gifu Prefecture-associated artists and international painters, with permanent and special exhibitions.
GifuA Shinto shrine in Takayama dedicated to Sanno Gongen and serving as the focal point of the Takayama Spring Festival, one of Japan's most beautiful festivals.
Takayama · GifuA museum concentrating on regional history and traditional handicrafts, featuring a replica market established by Oda Nobunaga and interactive exhibits.
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