Overview
A hamlet and path in the hills of Ibigawa, with tea fields stepping down the slope.
About this place
A promenade in Kamigaryu, Kasuga, Ibigawa, Gifu Prefecture, called Japan's Machu Picchu. Kamigaryu is said to be the site of the residence of Toki Yoriyasu, who was the governor of the three provinces of Mino, Owari and Ise in the Nanbokucho period, and of the ruins of Kojima Castle.
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