Sights in Anpachi, Gifu

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• 結神社｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Musubu Shrine

  #3 ranked in Anpachi

  Said to date from the late Heian period, or before the Nara period, it enshrines a deity of all creation.

• 安八百梅園｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Anpachi Hundred Plum Garden

  #4 ranked in Anpachi

  Opened in April 1998 along the Nakasu River, this 3.9-hectare garden has over 1,200 plum trees of more than 100 varieties.

• Moribe no Kassen Ba Ato to Shusse no Matsu (Toshiie Tomatsu)

  

  Moribe Battle Site and Shusse no Matsu Toshiie Tomatsu

  #5 ranked in Anpachi

• 光顕寺｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Kokenji Temple

  #6 ranked in Anpachi

  In 1600 Priest Kyonyo, attacked near the Sunomata ferry, was sheltered by believers from 15 villages.

• 名木林神社｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Meibokuhayashi Shrine

  #7 ranked in Anpachi

  Its deity is Amaterasu; recorded in the Mino shrine register, it was called Nakihaya around 957.

• 美濃路一里塚｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Minoji Ichirizuka

  #8 ranked in Anpachi

  Mounds were later built on side roads too, with pine or enoki planted; a 1,300-meter pine row once linked Irikata and Machiya.

• 森部川古戦場薬師堂｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Moribegawa Old Battlefield Yakushi Hall

  #9 ranked in Anpachi