Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Street of old merchant houses in Takayama's preserved Sanmachi quarter, with sake breweries and shops selling Hida lacquerware and carving.
Takayama · GifuAthletics stadium of the Gifu Memorial Center in Gifu City and home ground of FC Gifu, with a 400 m track and room for 26,109 spectators.
GifuThe art museum of Gifu Prefecture, opened in 1982, known for works by artists from Gifu such as Kawai Gyokudo and for its Odilon Redon collection.
GifuScience museum in Gifu run by the city, with hands-on exhibits on science, nature and astronomy, a planetarium, an observatory and regular science shows.
GifuKnown as the oldest surviving insect museum in Japan, opened in 1919 in a brick building by Takeda Goichi in Gifu Park.
GifuA Shinto shrine on Shiroyama in Takayama to the mountain god Oyamakui no Kami, said to date from 1141 and home of the spring Takayama Festival.
Takayama · GifuA city museum on the history and culture of Gifu, centered on the Sengoku period and Oda Nobunaga, close to Mt. Kinka and Gifu Castle.
GifuUNESCO-recognized villages showcasing gassho-zukuri farmhouses with distinctive steep thatched roofs, maintained through collective community traditions.
Shirakawa · GifuA Gifu museum in memory of Eizo and Toichi Kato, with about 5,000 restored drawings and 150 paintings, plus exhibitions of local artists in two galleries.
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