Gifu Inns Koyoi Tenku ni Asobu Shogetsu A scenic hot-spring ryokan perched on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the hot-spring town and the mountains of southern Hida. See More
Gifu Inns Gero Onsen Kaiseki-yado Suihouen An intimate ryokan for adults in Gero Onsen, offering exceptional cuisine and an atmosphere of privacy and relaxation. See More
Gifu Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Kokin-denju-no-sato Yamato A day’s worth of smiles and more at this roadside station. See More Related Articles Roadside Stations (Michi-no-Eki) : A Gateway to Deeper Regional Exploration For those looking to experience the unique charm of a region, incorporating roadside stations (Michi-no-Eki) into your travel plans is highly recommended. In addition to serving as hubs for regional revitalization, these stations offer a variety of experiences, from purchasing local specialties to enjoying regional gourmet cuisine. Beyond that, they also provide opportunities to experience the distinct character of each area. This article introduces how to make the most of Michi-no-Eki and highlights some of the best roadside stations across Japan.
Roadside Stations (Michi-no-Eki) : A Gateway to Deeper Regional Exploration For those looking to experience the unique charm of a region, incorporating roadside stations (Michi-no-Eki) into your travel plans is highly recommended. In addition to serving as hubs for regional revitalization, these stations offer a variety of experiences, from purchasing local specialties to enjoying regional gourmet cuisine. Beyond that, they also provide opportunities to experience the distinct character of each area. This article introduces how to make the most of Michi-no-Eki and highlights some of the best roadside stations across Japan.
Gifu Japanese Cuisine Maruhachi Shokudo Once you try it, you'll be hooked! The birthplace of Gifu's local specialty, "Kei-chan" (seasoned grilled chicken). See More
Gifu Japanese Cuisine Yushima-an A takeout specialty shop where you can enjoy top-quality A5-grade Hida beef in sushi and croquettes. See More
Gifu Museums Gero Onsen Museum A museum that introduces the charm of hot springs from both scientific and cultural perspectives. See More
Gifu Shrines & Temples Gero Onsen Shrine A shrine built to express gratitude for the blessings of Gero Onsen and to pray for its continued prosperity. See More
Gifu Tourist Attractions Yanaka Mizu-no-Komichi An iconic alleyway in Gujo Hachiman, Japan’s “Water City”. See More
Gifu Inns Gero Onsen Ogawaya 5 different baths to try across 3 grand bath floors plus 9 full-private baths at this onsen inn brimming with famed Gero spring waters. See More
Gifu Shrines & Temples Gero Onsen Io Reizan Onsenji Temple Swooping hillside views over the town below at this temple known for stunning autumn foliage and its deep link to Gero Onsen. See More
Gifu Japanese Cuisine Minoichi An old-fashioned, charming ryotei where you can dine while enjoying views of the Nagara River and Mount Kinka. See More
Gifu Museums Gifu City Museum of History A comprehensive history museum where you can deeply explore the history of Gifu City. See More
Gifu Shrines & Temples Gifu Zenkoji A temple that enshrines the Zenkoji Nyorai Buddha, brought to Gifu by Lord Nobunaga. See More
Gifu Shrines & Temples Sofukuji Temple A temple that was generously protected by Lord Nobunaga as a place for his family's spiritual awakening. See More
Gifu Museums Nagara River Ukai Museum Explores the allure of the traditional fishing method "Gifu Nagara River Cormorant Fishing," a practice that has been continuously passed down through the ages. See More
Gifu Japanese Cuisine Le Pont de Ciel A restaurant with an exceptional location near the summit of Mount Kinka. See More
Gifu Shrines & Temples Gifu Gokoku Shrine Located at the northern base of Mt. Kinka, the shrine boasts a magnificent setting. See More
Gifu Hotels Comfort Hotel Gifu A budget-friendly hotel with excellent access from Gifu's main stations, including complimentary breakfast service. See More
Gifu Cafés Ryokusuian Kawaramachi Shop A Japanese confectionery shop where you can enjoy exquisite traditional sweets in the atmosphere of a 120-year-old historic house. See More
