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Guests can relax at this Japanese style inn where all guest rooms are individual cottages.

Enjoy the beautiful view at this Japanese style inn in Yoro Onsen

”Minogiku”- mellow ”sake” made from clear soft water

”Daruma Masamune”- matured ”sake” carries the appeal of ”ko-shu.”

The blessings of nature are poured into each bottle of ”sake” in the form of clear water from the Tsukechi River which flows through the primeval forest.

Produces trademark sake of ”Mizuho-no-kuni” - ”Shiroku” and ”Kozaemon”

Enjoy your stay at this elegant hotel overlooking the Nagara River.

You can enjoy pottery at this Japanese style inn in Gero Onsen.

The museum houses numerous ceramic art and practical ceramic tableware, with emphasis on modern age pieces from 19th century onwards.

”Melonpan” - Only ten buns baked a day. High praise from Nakata!

A restaurant where you can savor freshwater eel, a special dish prepared by a skilled chef

French restaurant that uses local produce of Gifu.

An experiential facility within Yoro Park. You can challenge your perception and common sense at this facility designed by modern artist Shusaku Arakawa and poet Madeline Gins.

Dairy cows are grown in Okuhida’s rich environment. They produce and sell flavorful milk and dairy products.

Miso and soy sauce produced using traditional methods in the Hida-Takayama climate.

Gifu Great Buddha is also known as ”basket Buddha”, the largest dry lacquered Buddha made from bamboo, ”washi-paper” and lacquer.

”Village of Gassho-zukuri Houses of Shirakawago and Gokayama” is designated a World Heritage by UNESCO. Some of these ”Gassho-zukuri” houses are open for tours and others used as Japanese style inns.

Savor the tender Hida beef with curry.