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Gifu

“Timeless Japan, Naturally an Adventure” Gifu Prefecture is home not only to a rich natural heritage such as clear streams and the Northern Alps, its traditions, culture, and craftmanship, handed down through many generations, are a precious inheritance kept alive by its inhabitants today. Enjoy the stories of Gifu, a place that conjures up the real Japan for visitors.

Shirakawa Village “Top 100 Sustainable Tourist Destinations in the World” Shirakawa Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site＊ from 1995, is famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri thatched-roof houses. Yui, a local custom of mutual support from centuries ago is shown when the villagers protect the traditional houses and the town’s historic landscape together. Stay in these houses where villagers still live now, enjoy the local cuisine around a sunken hearth, and witness the traditional life with yui - truly an exceptional experience! Thêm Thông Tin

Nagara River Basin “Top 100 Sustainable Tourist Destinations in the World” The Nagara River, which flows through Gifu Prefecture, is considered one of Japan’s three clearest rivers. This abundance of pristine water is connected to rich cultural heritage such as the traditional ayu fishing method, "Ukai"; Seki knives in one of the world’s third-largest traditional blade-smithing area; and high-grade "Mino Washi" used to restore oriental paintings at the British Museum. See and experience these fine examples of thriving culture and craftsmanship when you visit! Thêm Thông Tin

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Nestled in the center of Japan, the old town of Takayama will give you an amazing experience. This authentic Japanese town welcomes visiting tourists from all over the world. It is considered the spiritual home of Japan with its nostalgic country atmosphere and is known as a peaceful mountainous area surrounded with rich, abundant nature, such as the world famous Japanese Alps. Also, don't miss the festival registered as a UNESCO World Heritage, held in spring and autumn. Come and enjoy the floats and pageantry as portable shrines (mikoshi) are carried through the streets of the historical town.