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🤗 Magomejuku Old Street

Magome-juku is an old post station in Nakatsugawa City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Located on Nakasendo Road, it retains its Edo period appearance. The 600-meter-long old stone-paved street is lined with private houses with latticed windows, information centers, teahouses, souvenir stores, etc., is reminiscent of the Edo period in Japan. It is reminiscent of the buildings that lined the street during the Edo period. It is said that the name of Magome-juku comes from the fact that the terrain was so steep that it was difficult for horses to cross. The name “Magome-juku” is said to be derived from the fact that travelers had to leave their horses at the post station because the terrain was so steep that it was difficult for horses to cross. This is why the name “Magome-juku” was given to it.

🤗 Fuchikyo Gorge

Fuchikyo Gorge is a beautiful gorge located in the southeastern part of Gifu Prefecture. It is known for its clear streams and rich natural beauty. It is an ideal place to enjoy peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Fuchikyo Gorge has been selected as one of the “Top 100 Forest Bathing Spots in Japan” and is also one of the “Top 100 Forest Bathing Spots in Gifu Prefecture”. It is also a member of the “Gifu Prefecture Famous Water 50” and the “Hida Mino Foliage 33”.

In Fuchikyo Gorge, you can walk along the 860-meter-long trail and enjoy the silky softness of the leaves. You can enjoy the silky Kannon Falls, the powerful Fudo Falls, and the fast-flowing Sendai Falls. and the fast-flowing Sendaru Falls. The waterfalls and rivers here are fed by the melting snow of Mt. The water is clear and pure. From the fresh green of spring to the red leaves of fall, each season has its own charm. Each season has its own unique charm.

🤗 Yumori Valley

Yumori Valley is located in Kawakami, Nakatsugawa City, Gifu Prefecture. It is a natural park with an elevation of 700 meters above sea level and It is famous for its clear streams, waterfalls and rich natural scenery. It was selected as one of the “50 Famous Waters of Gifu Prefecture,” and has five waterfalls, including Ryujin Falls. There are five waterfalls, including Ryujin Falls, which visitors can see up close. Visitors can enjoy a close-up view of the waterfalls.

In the fall, over 15,000 maple trees begin to turn red. The Yumori Maple Festival is held in early November. The festival is held in early November, and you can enjoy the beauty of the red leaves. It is an excellent place to see the leaves in the fall.

🤗 The ruins of Mowaki Castle

The ruins of Mowaki Castle are a historical site located in Nakatsugawa City, Gifu Prefecture. It was ruled by the Toyama clan from the time of war until the Meiji Restoration. The castle was built high on a hill. The difference in elevation from the foot of the hill to the ruins is about 170 meters. The stone wall of Miagi Castle is said to be one of the rarest in Japan. It was built by utilizing natural giant rocks. It is characterized by the different ways of stacking the stone walls of different ages. This is one of the special features of the castle.

There is an observatory at the ruins of Tenshou of Miagi Castle, where you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view. You can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view. The panoramic view includes Mount Ena, one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan, Kiso River and Nakatsugawa City, which is a spectacular view.

🤗 妻笼宿

Tsumagojuku is an ancient post station in Minami-Kiso-machi, Kiso-gun, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. As the 42nd post station on the Nakasendo Road. It has preserved the townscape of the Edo period intact. Nestled in the mountains beside the Kiso River, this historic post station is an ideal place to experience the Edo period. It is an excellent place to experience the Edo period.

Strolling through Tsumagojuku, visitors can follow the stone-paved path and admire the traditional wooden buildings lining both sides, which include inns restaurants and stores, all of which are steeped in history. The town does not allow vehicles to drive on the main road during the daytime to maintain its quaintness.

🤗 Mt. Ena

Mt. Ena is a famous mountain located in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture.

It is known for its magnificent natural scenery and abundant outdoor activities.

Mt. Ena is not only a challenge for mountaineering enthusiasts

It is also an excellent place for tourists seeking natural beauty.

Climbers can choose from a variety of hiking routes to

experience the natural changes from the foot of the mountain to the top.

The top of the mountain offers a 360-degree panoramic view of

The summit offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding area, including the Huina Gorge.

The routes vary in difficulty and are suitable for climbers of all levels of fitness and experience.

The routes vary in difficulty and are suitable for climbers with different levels of fitness and experience.

The Ena Gorge near Mt.

Ena Gorge near Mt. Ena is a man-made lake formed by the Kiso River, which was dammed by the Oi Dam.

It is one of the most scenic spots in the Chubu region.

🤗 Taisho Village

Taisho Village is a theme park located in Akechi-machi, Ena City, Gifu Prefecture. It recreates the Japanese flavor of the Taisho era. Strolling through Taisho Village, visitors can experience. Japanese life in the 1910s and 1920s. From the terrain and architecture to the culture, people and nature, Taisho Village has retained the integrity of that period. Taisho Village has preserved the full flavor of that era.

🤗 Gohei pancake

Gohei pancake is a traditional Japanese food. It is a kind of rice skewer. It resembles the shape of a “gohei”, which is offered to the gods in Shinto rituals. This is why it is called Goheiwa. Although the word “mochi” is in the name. Although the word “mochi” appears in the name, it is not made of glutinous rice, but of flattened round-grained japonica rice grains It is made of flattened round-grained japonica rice grains, skewered on a skewer, and baked in a special sauce.

🤗 Hida Beef

Hida Beef is a breed of beef cattle in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. The black-haired, Japanese-bred beef cattle, which have been fattened for more than 14 months, are It is known for its delicious meat and marbled texture. The meat of the Hida Beef is characterized by its fat ratio, color, texture, and aroma, color, texture, and aroma. It is considered to be representative of the highest grade of beef. Hida beef has an even distribution of fat It has a beautiful marbling texture that This gives it a unique advantage in terms of taste and flavor. Hida beef is graded by the Japan Edible Meat Grade Certification Association. There are grades 3, 4 and 5, with grade 5 being the highest. Hida Beef can be eaten in a variety of ways, including grilled Hida Beef, Hida Beef Sushi, Hida Steak, and Shabu Shabu. Each way of cooking brings out the full flavor of Hida beef.

🤗 Catfish Salt Roasted

Catfish Shio-yaki is a traditional Japanese dish that uses catfish as the main ingredient. Catfish is tender and flavorful, rich in nutrients, with few spines and easy to digest. It is rich in nutrients, has few spines and is easy to digest. It is ideal for the elderly and children. Seasonings usually used in the preparation of catfish yakisoba include salt, pepper, ginger, green onion, cooking wine and so on. to remove the fishy smell and add flavor.

🤗 Park leaf sushi

Park leaf sushi is a traditional Japanese local cuisine. It is especially popular in Gifu Prefecture. It uses Hoba Leaf, a leaf with a unique aroma and antiseptic properties. Hoba Leaf, which has a distinctive aroma and antiseptic properties, is used to wrap sushi. It is used to wrap sushi. Usually, Hoba Sushi contains vinegared rice, trout or other seafood, as well as a variety of vegetables such as a kind of wild lotus, shiso, cowpeas, etc., which are then wrapped whole in the parka leaf. The whole thing is then wrapped in the leaf. When finished, the sushi is fragrant with the aroma of the leaves blends with the flavors of the rice and seafood to create a unique flavor.