Mount Tomi (Kawabe-cho)
A mountain in Kawabe with the Shimoaso castle site, looking down on the Hida River from the summit.
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A mountain in Kawabe with the Shimoaso castle site, looking down on the Hida River from the summit.
A lookout above the gassho-zukuri village of Shirakawa-go, on the site of a medieval mountain castle.
A waterside park in Yaotsu, on the bank of a tributary of the Kiso River.
A campsite in Nakatsugawa. The Tsukechi River runs through the grounds, with a suspension bridge across it.
Red spider lilies on the bank of the Tsuya River in Kaizu, at their best from mid to late September.
A sightseeing train on the Nagaragawa Railway, with the Nagara River from the window.
Megaliths at Kanayama in Gero, thought to have been used to measure the calendar by the fall of sunlight.
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 flower park on the Hirugano uplands in Gujo, with a lift to the top of the hill.
A tour of the waterfalls at Osaka in Gero. Many falls lie at the foot of Mount Ontake.
A 3,067-metre mountain across Gifu and Nagano, one of Japan's hundred famous mountains.
A reservoir about 2.4 kilometres around in Yamagata, with boating and fishing.
The autumn colour of the Tsukechi gorge in Nakatsugawa, at its best from late October into early November.
A centre in Gujo where you can try catching sweetfish, with displays on fishing in the Nagara River.
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.