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Sights in Kani, Gifu
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岐阜 薔薇 花 公園 キッズ|【公式】ぎふワールド・ローズガーデン

Gifu World Rose Garden
Enjoy autumn roses, chrysanthemum beds, and large play equipment, plus the Flower and Living Gallery renewed this year.
Akechi Castle Ruins

Akechi Castle Ruins
鳩吹山遊歩道|観光スポット|岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

Hatobukiyama Promenade
Trails from five trailheads reach the 313.5-meter summit, with plant watching, birdwatching, and views of the Kiso River and Alps.
A.蘭丸ふる里の森/可児市
Ranmaru Hometown Forest
8.可児川下流域自然公園/可児市
Kani River Lower Basin Nature Park
可児市観光協会 » C-02.国史跡 美濃金山城跡
Mino Kanayama Castle Ruins
【戦国史跡めぐり】 常照寺、可成寺、森立寺/可児市
Joshoji Temple, Kanariji Temple, and Shinryuji Temple
天龍寺|観光スポット|岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

Tenryuji Temple
At the foot of Akechi Castle ruins, this Akechi Mitsuhide-linked temple holds Japan's largest Mitsuhide memorial tablet, about 184 cm, and sells temple stamps.
木曽川渡し場遊歩道|観光スポット|岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

Kiso River Ferry Landing Promenade
Along the Kiso River, this locally maintained path has a 600m bamboo walk, Imawatari's old stone ferry landing, and an unusual rock course toward Tsuchida.
戦国山城ミュージアム/可児市
Sengoku Yamajiro Museum
久々利城跡/可児市
Kukuri Castle Ruins
Ima Castle Ruins
Ima Castle Ruins
可児郷土歴史館/可児市
Kani Local History Museum
Akechimitsuhide Ko Buronzu Zo
Bronze Statue of Lord Akechi Mitsuhide
C.可児やすらぎの森/可児市
Kani Yasuragi Forest
Arakawa Toyokura Museum no Autumn Leaves
Autumn Leaves at Arakawa Toyokura Museum
5.ふるさと川公園/可児市
Furusato River Park
承久の乱 大井戸の渡し跡・土田の渡し|観光スポット|岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

Jokyu War Oido Crossing Site and Tsuchida Crossing
On June 5, 1221, Japan's first armed conflict between the imperial court and warrior houses, the Jokyu War, began here.
可児市文化創造センター ala

Kani City Cultural Creation Center ala
This is the website of Kani City Cultural Creation Center ala.
承久の乱 大井戸渡の古戦場跡|観光スポット|岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

Jokyu War Oido Crossing Historic Battlefield
In June 1221, the shogunate Tosando army of over 50,000 cavalry attacked the Oido crossing, opening the war.