Itadori Campsite
A campsite on the Itadori River in Seki, known for its seats built out over the water.
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A campsite on the Itadori River in Seki, known for its seats built out over the water.
A fish weir at Horado in Seki, the only place on the Itadori River where you can try weir fishing.
A fish weir on the Nagara River in Gujo, serving wild sweetfish from August.
An eating house in Gujo, serving wild sweetfish taken in the Nagara River weirs.
A lively hub for parks in Kakamigahara, joining two parks and built with timber.
A sweetfish restaurant at Itadori in Seki, buying direct from local anglers.
A fish weir on the Nagara River in Mino, known as the closest such weir to Nagoya.
A fish weir in Ibigawa, where you eat sweetfish beside the flow of the Ibi River.
A gorge in Seki, chosen among the prefecture's fifty fine waters, with a run of white boulders.
A sunflower field at Taira in Ogaki, grown in summer on fallow paddy.
A park on the Hirugano uplands in Gujo, where the water divides between the Pacific and the Sea of Japan.
A sweetfish restaurant at Horado in Seki, with riverbed seating above the Itadori River.
A centre in Gujo facing the Nagara River, where a fish weir is set from August to October.
A gorge in Hichiso, where the Hida River has cut a long run of bedrock.
A lane at Gujo-Hachiman, a channel running beside a path laid with cobbles.
A waterside park in Yaotsu, on the bank of a tributary of the Kiso River.
A sightseeing train on the Nagaragawa Railway, with the Nagara River from the window.
A fish weir in Gujo. It serves only wild sweetfish, and does not open in years when the fish do not run.
A limestone cave in Sekigahara, about 15 degrees inside all year.
A pool at Horado in Seki, where Fujiwara no Takamitsu is said to have laid up the arrows he used to kill a demon.
A quarter of Furukawa in Hida, where white-walled storehouses stand and carp swim in the channel.