Shinhotaka Ropeway Let's Climb with Your Dog!
A scheme allowing dogs on the Shinhotaka Ropeway for a limited season.
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A scheme allowing dogs on the Shinhotaka Ropeway for a limited season.
The autumn colour along the Ibuki Skyline, when the slopes turn in autumn.
A ground and lake in Shirakawa. A trailhead for Hakusan stands here, and the prefectural road opened to traffic on October 1, 2026.
A shrine at Horado in Seki, with a legend of demons destroyed, once a site of ascetic practice.
A quarter of Furukawa in Hida, where white-walled storehouses stand and carp swim in the channel.
A farm in Nakatsugawa where sheep, ponies and goats are kept loose.
Two cherry trees on the shore of Lake Miboro in Takayama, over 500 years old, moved from a hamlet drowned by the dam.
A limestone cave in Gujo, once called Aburaishido, with a strong flow of water.
A 15-metre waterfall at Kanzaki in Yamagata. It has no basin and falls straight into the river.
A glamping site at 900 metres in Ena, standing on the shore of a lake.
A cedar at Itoshiro in Gujo, estimated at 1,800 years old and 13.4 metres around, at the top of 420 steps.
Two waterfalls side by side in Gujo, where the priest Taicho is said to have performed cold-water austerities.
A lake in Nakatsugawa with a campsite and fishing, and cherry blossom in spring.