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bebejepang Says: The garden is located in the northern Gifu park and made in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of friendship town affiliation of Gifu City and Hangzhou.But now, it is look like an abandon park.
bebejepang Says: I only have 3 h here, so just have a look the castle.This castle is placed on top of Mt. Kinka (Kinkazan). Actually not so beautiful castle, but the view of city is good from here. The castle is famous because of Oda Nobunaga (usually the name appear in the samurai story),...
woef Says: On these boats you can have you're dinner.They also do exhibitions in "fishing with a bird".During the night the boats have a fire on the back. Great view.
woef Says: The castle of Nobunaga's dream.On each level you ‘ll find something worth watching. It’s a nice historical trip through the castle all the way to the tower.The tower, there's no better place to have a view over Gifu city, the Nagara river and the far away mountains. The view...
wonga0 Says: Climb up the small hill at the back of the main road and you can have this spectacular view of the small town.
wonga0 Says: SARUBOBO - it means 'Happy Monkey Baby'. Long time ago mothers made it for their children hoping that they would be happy and healthy. I bought some for my dear friends, hoping them HAPPY!
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Renaissance Gifu Hotel: Money,money,money!
woef Says: Rooms are very nice. Great view.Beautiful lobby.3 restaurants -Japanese-Chinese-ItalianAll very good, though ex-pen-si-ve. Bar with nice panoramic view. 900Yen for a cocktail.The small shop in the corner of the lobby has okay prices.
There are about fourty's same...
Kartann Says: There are about fourty's same style guesthouses around here. If want try to be in the house, you can stay. You must be welcome to villegers. About 7000yen each person. Shared bathroom, provide breakfast and dinner.
Mister Donut: Better than Krispycreme
Diego_dog Says: Mister Donut is a popular Japanese fast food doughnut chain that you can find at most shopping malls. The one I took the photo at was at the Jusco Shopping center just outside of the city of Gifu. The doughnuts are quite tasty, but a little pricey by American standards (most...
beerlover Says: 'Rakuichi-rakuza', Gifu Cityand'Ricetta', Gifu CityBoth have great, great, great atmosphere.Ricetta's food is yum, yum! From Rakuichi-rakuza:- daikon salad- karei no karage- beer!- lemon chuhai From Ricetta:Pizza MargheritaGarlic and Tomato SpaghettiCaeser Salad
If you want to visit Gifu Castle there are two possibilities to get there. One is by Ropeway (600 Yen).After you have to take steps to the castle. It’s a 8 minute walk. The other, off the beaten path, way is to completely climb the mountain. This will take about an hour. The road is not as good as the picture. The picture is from the last 8 minute walk.
Written Nov 17, 2004
Yamada. Says: Hida Takayama is a very beautiful place. There are old rows of houses of Japan like Kyoto. It is cool in summer and is cold in winter. The cherry blossoms already fallen in Tokyo had not full bloomed yet there! 'Cherry blossoms' and 'the verdure of a willow' are the spring...
And from Takayama, take a tour...
luciano Says: And from Takayama, take a tour bus to wonderful Shirakawa-go, a fairy-tale town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.More pictures in the travelogue.
luciano Says: Every important city in Japan has its own hanabi on a designated summer day, and it usually attracts crowds of people.
Visit Takayama, a beautiful...
luciano Says: Visit Takayama, a beautiful old town in the middle of the province, surrounded by mountains.Takayama festivals (Spring and Autumn) are very popular. Details in a travelogue (soon).
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There are about one hundred towns called "Little Kyoto" in Japan, Takayama is also one of them.
The sluster makes us be in old tales. Shirakawa-go district consists of several kilometers standing traditional paticular old house "Gassho-zukuri" which has big and high loof are thatched.
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