
| Mar.7・8 | Gifu Bairin Plum Festival |
[Tejikara Fire Festival] |
| Apr.4・5 | Dosan Festival and Gifu Festival | |
| Apr.11 | Tejikara Fire Festival | |
| May.11 | Nagara River Cormorant Fishing Opening |


One of the three largest images of Buddha. It is also the biggest dry lacquer statue in Japan. The height of statue is 13.7 meters. It took as long as 38 years to accomplish it and was completed in 1832.
Enjoy a traditional Buddha vegetarian dish. (reservation required)

Located on the summit of the Mt.Kinka, it is said that the fort was built in 1201. During the Civil Wars, the famous feudal lord, Dosan Saito and the well-known warlord, Nobunaga Oda, resided there. It revived in 1956. The highest story commands a beautiful view of clear stream Nagara River, mountains and Ise Bay.

This tea house, located in Gifu Park, is a calm and quiet atmosphere where visitors can rest. Designed in a Japanese style building, you can enjoy green tea casually.(1 bowl of tea with a Japanese sweet - 400 yen)

The traditional-style Japanese houses stand side by side, characterized by a narrow frontage and long depth.
Ukai is the fishing method to which a fisherman catches fish using a cormorant, and has performed for about 1300 years. (Boat tour is available from May.11 to Oct.15)

You can taste sake and see the sake-making place here. 9:00am〜5:00pm Closed on Sundays and National holidays.
They make AKARI series designed by Isamu Noguchi. They are selling Sensu and Uchiwa (fans), too.

They are selling traditional chouchin and Paper moon series designed by Shigeru Uchida.
You can rent a bicycle for 100 Yen/day from Gifu City at the places with bicycle marks
on the map.
*JR Gifu station: 9:00am〜7:00pm (December to February: 9:00am〜6:00pm)
*Gifu City Hall: 9:00am〜5:00pm Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and National holidays
*Gifu Park: 9:00am〜5:00pm Closed on Mondays. (If Monday is a National holiday, it's closed on the next day.)
Panorama night view from Gifu Castle