Gifu Hotels

Gifu prefecture is a region in the central Chubu region of the main Japanese island Honshu. The self-proclaimed "Heart of Japan", the prefecture's defining feature is the northern stretch of the Japan Alps, making it a prime destination for three popular Japanese pastimes: hiking, skiing and hot springs.

Gifu

Gifu is the capital of Gifu prefecture, Japan.

Hida-Takayama

Hida-Takayama locally just plain Takayama, is a city near the northern Japan Alps of Gifu prefecture, in the Chubu region of Japan.

Gero

Gero is a hot spring town in Gifu prefecture, Japan.

Shirakawa-go

Shirakawa-gō, formally Shirakawa-mura, is a historic village in Gifu. Together with Gokayama in Toyama, it was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on December 9, 1995.

Oku-Hida Onsen Villages

The Oku-Hida Onsen Villages are a group of 5 remote hot spring villages, nestled deep in the Japan Alps of Gifu prefecture.

Sekigahara

Sekigahara is a rural town at the western edge of Gifu prefecture in the Chubu region of Japan.

Tajimi

Tajimi is a city in the Mino area of Gifu Prefecture, Japan.

Yoro

Yōrō is a small town in southwestern Gifu prefecture, Japan nestled between the farming land of greater Nagoya and the mountains.

Mino

Mino is a city in the Mino area of Gifu Prefecture, Japan.

Hida

Hida is a city in the northern part of Gifu Prefecture.

Toki

Toki is a city in Gifu prefecture.

rauf zur Burg am Berg, am besten den direkten Weg in der Mitte nehmen! und wer sichs leisten kann, übernachtet am besten im Gifu Miyako Hotel!! Nicola P.

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gifu is my home town.there is a lot of mountains so north of gifu usually in winter many people come to ski:) there is a lot of rice field ,too. Yuka A.

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Definitely do the hike to Gifu Castle instead of taking the easy way up. It's worth the hour and a half hike. Beware of birds that are used to getting fed at the top. Meridith P.More Gifu Tips  GeckoGo