A historic temple that was founded in 798 and has been designated as a Japanese heritage site. Known as "Tanigumi-san" by the locals, it is also a spot famous f

A shrine where you can spend the night in the facility in the precincts of Yamato Shrine in Ibigawa, Gifu Prefecture. You can experience the good old traditional Japanese

The largest roadside station in Gifu with a unique, circular shaped corridor. Inside the facility, there are shops selling local products such as fresh vegetables, a bakery, and a restaurant where you can enjoy local dishes and seasonal desserts.

An aerospace museum in Kakamigahara, also known as “the city of airplanes” due to its large number of aircraft manufacturing factories. The actual aircraft are exhibited both indoors and outdoors,

Visitors can experience dressing up in armour at the Sekigahara Sasaoyama Tourism Center (admission fee applicable)! From Ashigaru to Sengoku warlord,

The site where the ferocious "Battle of Sekigahara" was fought which is famous in Japanese history. Here you will find stone monuments, the Tokugawa family crest flag,

A museum where you can experience the ancient battlefield of Sekigahara. As well as exhibitions of historical artefacts, there is an observatory room with 360 degree glass panel

Sekigahara Station Tourist Exchange Centre offers tourist information, souvenir shops, spaces to have a break, etc. in the hall, which is a convenient spot as a base for visiting the ancient battlefield.

A city park packed with fun things to see and do such as Yoro Waterfall, which has been selected as one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan,

Inari Shrine, nicknamed "Ochobo-san," is even popular with the locals. It is said to be a shrine that grants prosperous business and family safety.

Located at the foot of the Yoro Mountains, this roadside station boasts the largest area in the prefecture, covering approximately 21,000

Located in the centre of the water town area, the magnificent streams of three major rivers, the Kiso, Nagara, and Ibi rivers can be seen from the 65m observation tower.

A wooden suspension bridge that runs across the Ibi River. Go across the swaying bridge, ring the "bell of love" on the opposite side, and offer an Ema tablet and pray.

A popular sightseeing spot in Gifu that has been selected as one of the “100 best night views”. From around the 8th station, a vast plain sprawls out beneath you,

There are lots of clear streams that flow through Ibigawa, and they are famous for their sweetfish. The traditional fishing method for catching

Sitting at an altitude of 1,377m, Mount Ibuki straddles the border between Shiga and Gifu. It is also a scenic spot that has been selected as one of the 100

Mirai Shokudo - a restaurant where you can relax and enjoy homemade lunches made using seasonal local ingredients. The battlefield of "Battle of Sekigahara"

If you go along prefectural Route 65 from Sekigahara to Yoro-cho, there are a number of facilities serving tasty, popular and affordable Yakiniku.

Yoro Waterfall is one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan, it looks magnificent with the water falling from a height of 30m and a width of approximately 4m.

An interactive work of art that realises the design concept of world-famous artist Shusaku Arakawa and partner poet Madeline Gins. Spots such as the main pavilion