Gifu Prefecture Travel Guide

One of Gifu’s leading scenic spots for mountain climbing, hiking, night views, and seasonal flowers.

Gujo Hachiman’s general tourist information center, designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan.

A sightseeing and exchange facility at one of Sekigahara Battlefield’s standout spots, the Western Army, Mitsunari Ishida’s position.

A facility where you can experience the history of the Battle of Sekigahara-famous as Japan’s decisive showdown-through all five senses.

A stunning new scenic spot where you can easily immerse yourself in the magnificent nature of Oku-Hida.

A historic wooden station building that serves as the gateway to Hida-Furukawa, the town of white walls.

A relaxing spot at the summit of Mt. Kinka where you can interact with adorable squirrels.

A natural museum of cool air and dramatic scenery, created by a 30 m underground waterfall and milky-white stalactites.

A vast general park with large playground equipment and attractions.

A seasonal autumn spot where you can fully enjoy Nakatsugawa’s specialty chestnuts through a chestnut-picking experience.

A historic townscape tied to a female castle lord, where memories of both the Edo and Sengoku periods still remain.

A center for sharing Mino washi where you can also experience traditional techniques.

Cafe at the Summit of the Shinhotaka Ropeway Serving Local Flavors and the Warmth of Wood.

A traditional townhouse restaurant in Hida Takayama where you can enjoy Hida beef and the charm of folk crafts.

Enjoy premium Hida beef from a specialty butcher in a historic cypress-wood setting.

A long-established Japanese restaurant where skilled craftsmanship brings out the best in each ingredient, with the natural charm of Gifu in the air.

Experience Takayama’s food culture with Hida beef dishes and local flavors.

A Kani eatery where you can enjoy hearty seafood delivered directly from Yunohana Market.

Enjoy an authentic bowl of Takayama ramen at a long-established hand-cut noodle shop.

Enjoy the flavors of autumn with “kurikinton,” filled with the rich taste of chestnuts.

A specialty restaurant where you can enjoy carefully selected Hida beef steaks in a variety of cuts.

A long-established unagi restaurant founded in 1930, known for using high-quality water.

Once you try it, you'll be hooked! The birthplace of Gifu's local specialty, "Kei-chan" (seasoned grilled chicken).

A takeout specialty shop where you can enjoy top-quality A5-grade Hida beef in sushi and croquettes.

Directly connected to the station for excellent access. A convenient shopping complex where you can enjoy both sightseeing in Ogaki and shopping.

A store where you can casually experience traditional crafts that were born and developed in Nagaragawa.

One of the largest shopping malls in the prefecture, with over 200 stores offering a wide variety of products.

A giant outlet mall with 180 shops, situated in an artful and spacious site, designed to resemble a foreign town.

Commercial complex operated by Toyota with an automobile showcase.

A long-established inn founded in the Meiji era, where guests can relax with luxurious views, cuisine rich in the blessings of nature, and warm, heartfelt hospitality.

A scenic hot-spring ryokan perched on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the hot-spring town and the mountains of southern Hida.

An intimate ryokan for adults in Gero Onsen, offering exceptional cuisine and an atmosphere of privacy and relaxation.

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.

A budget-friendly hotel with excellent access from Gifu's main stations, including complimentary breakfast service.

An onsen inn dating back to the Edo period, nestled in a retro landscape where guests can enjoy the hot springs of Nagara River and savor Hida beef kaiseki cuisine.

Play and stay amidst the grand nature of Shirakawa Village.

A soothing hot spring retreat to enjoy natural onsen and Hida cuisine.

A calm getaway tucked away in nature at a hidden spring in Oku Hida.

A relaxing hot springs escape with a sprawling garden that peers out over the Gero Onsen streetscapes.

Just steps from Hida Takayama’s travel-worthy spots! A sleek hotel with natural hot springs inside.

A hotel with its own supply of natural hot spring water, located in the sightseeing neighborhood of Hida Takayama.

One of Japan’s three major Bon dances, best known for its all-night dancing.

The Shirakawa-go Light-up Event, held amidst snow-covered landscapes, is where you’ll find a mesmerizing world of magic. Operating completely on a pre-booking system, this highly sought-after event draws wide acclaim.

Sanno Festival in spring and Hachiman Festival in fall are called Takayama Festival, known as one of Japan’s Three Most Beautiful Festivals.

A unique light-up event in Gifu City featuring Gifu umbrellas and Gifu lanterns.

The main event, “Nobunaga’s Mounted Warrior Procession” is phenomenal! The fall festival to honor Gifu’s hero, Oda Nobunaga.