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Inaba Jinja
An old shrine at the foot of Mount Inaba. It is said to have been moved to its present site in 1539 when Saito Dosan built Inabayama Castle.
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Gifu Daibutsu
A basket Buddha made of bamboo, clay and washi. The largest dry-lacquer Buddha in Japan.
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Nagaragawa Ukai
A fishing method that has run for more than 1,300 years. The masters hold office under the Imperial Household Agency.
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Nagaragawa Ukai
A fishing method of 1,300 years. The masters hold office under the Imperial Household Agency.
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu
One of the world's major holdings of Odilon Redon, including his great sequences of black lithographs.
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Gifu City Museum of History
On the castle town Nobunaga built, with his free-market street reconstructed at full size to be walked through.
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Gifu Media Cosmos
Toyo Ito's lattice of thin timber spans the whole hall; fabric 'globes' divide air and light instead of air-conditioning.
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Gifu Lanterns
Mino paper stretched so thin the bamboo ribs show through when the lantern is lit.
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Gifu Paper Umbrellas
Most of Japan's paper umbrellas came from here; looked up into, the threads binding the ribs form a geometric pattern.
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Kawaramachi District
A wholesalers' quarter on the river, its lattice fronts once fronting the paper and lantern trades.
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Gifu Great Buddha
A great Buddha of bamboo, sutra-covered paper and lacquer - built not of bronze or wood but of paper.