Sights in Ibigawa, Gifu

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• 天空の遊歩道（岐阜のマチュピチュ）｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Sky Promenade (Gifu's Machu Picchu)

  #1 ranked in Ibigawa

  Reputedly the Nanbokucho-period site of Toki Yoriyasu's residence and Kojima Castle, called Japan's Machu Picchu.

• Tokuyama Dam

  

  Tokuyama Dam

  #2 ranked in Ibigawa

• 両界山横蔵寺　　｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Ryokaisan Yokokura Temple

  #3 ranked in Ibigawa

  Called the Shosoin of Mino, it houses 22 National Important Cultural Properties and Priest Myoshin's roughly 200-year-old mummy.

• 谷汲山華厳寺｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Tanigumisan Kegon Temple

  #5 ranked in Ibigawa

  The 33rd and final Saigoku Kannon pilgrimage temple, nicknamed Tanigumi-san, enshrines an Eleven-faced Kannon; the route is Japan Heritage.

• 谷汲山華厳寺の紅葉　｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Autumn Leaves at Tanigumisan Kegon Temple

  #6 ranked in Ibigawa

  Chosen among the Hida-Mino 33 autumn-leaf spots, it holds a maple festival, with best viewing from mid-November to early December.

• Kawaguchi Yana

  Kawaguchi Fish Weir

  #8 ranked in Ibigawa

• 恋のつり橋（宮山橋）｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Koi no Suspension Bridge (Miyayama Bridge)

  #10 ranked in Ibigawa

  A swaying wooden suspension bridge with superb views, named for growing ties between people on both banks.

• Kasuga Morimori Village Rifuresshu Kan

  Kasuga Morimori Village Refreshment Hall

  #11 ranked in Ibigawa

• 魚初

  Sakana Hatsu

  #12 ranked in Ibigawa

• 揖斐峡の紅葉｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Ibikyo Autumn Leaves

  #13 ranked in Ibigawa

  Man-made lake from Nishihira Dam in Ibi-Sekigahara-Yoro Quasi-National Park, reflecting autumn mountains in jade-green water.

• Tsukiyo Tani Fureai Village

  Tsukiyotani Fureai Village

  #14 ranked in Ibigawa

• 冠山の紅葉　｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Kanmuriyama Autumn Leaves

  #15 ranked in Ibigawa

  Oku-Mino's only rock peak at 1,256.6 meters on the Gifu-Fukui border, selected among 33 Hida-Mino autumn foliage sites.

• Miwa Shrine

  Miwa Shrine

  #17 ranked in Ibigawa

• Kasuganotsubone Shusseichi (Kasuganotsubone Park)

  Kasuga no Tsubone Shusseichi (Kasuga no Tsubone Park)

  #19 ranked in Ibigawa

• 夫婦滝（揖斐川町）｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Fufu Falls

  #20 ranked in Ibigawa

  Named for two falls side by side, it is beautiful amid greenery, autumn leaves, and winter snow.

• Mori no Bunka Museum

  Mori no Bunka Museum

  #21 ranked in Ibigawa

• Tanigumi Yamato Mae Cherry Blossoms

  Tanigumi Yamato-mae Cherry Blossoms

  #22 ranked in Ibigawa

• 瑞巌寺・小島頓宮の碑｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Zuiganji Temple and Kojima Tongu Monument

  #23 ranked in Ibigawa

  Graves of Toki Yoriyasu and father Yorikiyo, and a monument marking Emperor Gokogen's Kojima Tongu.

• Ibigawa Folk History Museum

  Ibigawa Folk History Museum

  #24 ranked in Ibigawa

• Ibiden Toyoko Yama Hatsudensho Cherry Blossoms

  

  Ibiden Toyoko Yama Power Station Cherry Blossoms

  #26 ranked in Ibigawa

• Asuka Kawa no Hotaru

  

  Asuka River Fireflies

  #27 ranked in Ibigawa

• Tanigumi useful village

  Tanigumi Useful Village

  #28 ranked in Ibigawa

• Ukita Hideie Yukari no Chi

  

  Site Associated with Ukita Hideie

  #29 ranked in Ibigawa

• 稲葉一鉄の墓・月桂院｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Inaba Ittetsu no Haka Gekkei In | Kanko Spot | Gifuken Kanko Koshiki Saito Gifu no Tabi Gaido

  #31 ranked in Ibigawa

  Inaba Ittetsu, lord of Sone Castle in Mino, served the Toki, Saito, Oda, and Toyotomi houses and led the Western Mino trio.

• 小西神社｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Konishi Shrine

  #32 ranked in Ibigawa

  After his 1600 Sekigahara defeat, Konishi Yukinaga was enshrined because Nakayama feared repeated fires were his curse.

• Houn Tera (Houn Zendera)

  Houn Temple

  #33 ranked in Ibigawa

• 桂川のホタル｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Katsuragawa Fireflies

  #34 ranked in Ibigawa

  Many Genji fireflies dance along Katsuragawa from early to mid-June.

• 大平八滝｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Ohira Eight Falls

  #36 ranked in Ibigawa

  Yamaguchi of Kasuga Mitsuka discovered eight falls at the Kasukawa headwaters and named them Ohira Eight Falls.