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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A fishing method that has run for more than 1,300 years. The masters hold office under the Imperial Household Agency.
A dam in Ibigawa, the largest in Japan by total storage, built by damming the Ibi River.
A pond in the grounds of Nemichi Shrine at Itadori in Seki. The spring water is clear, and water lilies and koi make it look like a painting.
A gorge at Tsukechi in Nakatsugawa, chosen among Japan's hundred finest forest-bathing woods, with clear blue water.
A visitor orchard in Minokamo, running since the Taisho era, with white pear blossom in spring.
A flower field along the Nagara River in Mino, with nemophila in spring and sunflowers in summer.
A river of about eight kilometres in Yamagata. Groundwater rises into it, and moss clings to the rocks.
A limestone cave in Gujo, cut by groundwater into Paleozoic limestone, with a waterfall inside.
A 32-metre waterfall in Yoro. A legend of filial piety attaches to it, and it is among Japan's hundred finest falls.
A limestone cave at Nyukawa in Takayama. At 900 metres, with 800 metres to walk inside.
A waterfall of about 60 metres in Gujo, among the largest in the Tokai region, with a path behind it.
The site of the battle of 1600. Among the fields stand the monument to the decisive ground and the camp sites of each commander.
Five waterfalls in Yaotsu. The three that fall in a chain drop 80 metres in all.
Uplands at 1,739 metres across Nakatsugawa and Nagano, with a ridge of bamboo grass.
A theme park on the Hirugano uplands in Gujo, with flower fields, animals and craft workshops.
The site of a 713-metre mountain castle in Ena, counted among Japan's three great mountain castles.
A cherry in Motosu over 1,500 years old, said to have been planted by Emperor Keitai. As the petals fall, their colour turns to pale ink.
A 924-metre mountain in Ikeda, Ibi. From near the summit you look down on the night lights of the Nobi plain.
A mountain whose main peak, Kengamine, stands 3,026 metres. A mountain road leads to Tatamidaira, reached by bus or taxi.
An activity in Hida: ride an electric-assisted cycle along the track of a closed railway.