Sights in Mizunami, Gifu

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• Oniiwa Park no Autumn Leaves

  

  Autumn Leaves at Oniiwa Park

  #1 ranked in Mizunami

• Fuku Oni Densetsu no Chi ! Oniiwa Park

  

  Oniiwa Park Site of the Oni Legend

  #3 ranked in Mizunami

• Mino Kabuki Museum (Aioi Za)

  

  Mino Kabuki Museum (Aioiza)

  #4 ranked in Mizunami

• Nakasendo Sai Kyu Te Yado

  Nakasendo Hosokute-juku

  #5 ranked in Mizunami

• Nakasendo Biwa Toge

  Nakasendo Biwa Pass

  #6 ranked in Mizunami

• 瑞浪市化石博物館｜瑞浪市公式ホームページ

  Mizunami City Fossil Museum

  #7 ranked in Mizunami

  It stores over 250,000 fossils, displays about 3,000, and offers fossil collecting at an outdoor study site.

• Mizunami Toji Museum

  Mizunami Ceramics Museum

  #8 ranked in Mizunami

• 瑞浪市市之瀬廣太記念美術館｜瑞浪市公式ホームページ

  Mizunami City Ichinose Hirota Memorial Art Museum

  #9 ranked in Mizunami

  It mainly holds about 300 works by the late Mizunami-born sculptor Ichinose Hirota.

• Sakura Do Kusurishi

  Sakurado Yakushi

  #10 ranked in Mizunami

• 世界一の美濃焼こま犬｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  World's Largest Mino Ware Komainu

  #12 ranked in Mizunami

  Made by 1,000 people to commemorate the city's 35th anniversary, this 3.3-meter Mino ware komainu pair used 15 tons of clay.

• 世界一の茶つぼ「豊穣の壺」｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  World's Largest Tea Jar (Hojo no Tsubo)

  #13 ranked in Mizunami

  This 5.4-meter-high jar, 4 meters in diameter, used 32 tons of clay and is the world's largest one-piece ceramic.

• Ryu Gin Kyo

  Ryugin Gorge

  #14 ranked in Mizunami

• 一日市場八幡神社｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Tsuitachi Shijo Hachimanjinja | Kanko Spot | Gifuken Kanko Koshiki Saito Gifu no Tabi Gaido

  #15 ranked in Mizunami

  Said to be where Toki clan founder Minamoto no Mitsuhira built his residence; a statue of Akechi Mitsuhide stands in the grounds.

• 土岐頼貞の墓｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Tomb of Toki Yorisada

  #16 ranked in Mizunami

  Tomb of Toki Yorisada, Nanbokucho-period military governor of Mino, and his family; a road splits the site east and west.

• Tsuru Ke Castle Ruins

  Tsuruga Castle Ruins

  #17 ranked in Mizunami

• 酒波神社｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Sakanami Shrine

  #18 ranked in Mizunami

  An old shrine already founded in the Heian period; the Toki clan enshrined Hachiman here, and it was called Hachimangu until the Edo period.

• 開元院｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Kaigen-in Temple

  #19 ranked in Mizunami

  A Soto Zen temple reputedly founded by Toki Yorimoto; the Kannon, said to come from Jorinji in Toki, is a prefectural Important Cultural Property.

• 明白寺五輪塔｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  Meihakuji Five-Ring Pagoda

  #20 ranked in Mizunami

  Mizunami's largest five-ring pagoda and a city-designated cultural property, thought built from late Kamakura to Nanbokucho times, possibly Toki Yorimoto's tomb.

• 興徳寺｜観光スポット｜岐阜県観光公式サイト 「岐阜の旅ガイド」

  

  Kotokuji Temple

  #21 ranked in Mizunami

  Rinzai temple founded as the Ozato clan's family temple; it holds a Gifu Important Cultural Property statue of Sugawara no Michizane.

• Kyu Morikawa Kun Yukiie House (Marumori)

  Former Morikawa Kun Yukiie House

  #23 ranked in Mizunami

• Oniiwa Park Maboroshi Falls

  Maboroshi Falls at Oni-iwa Park

  #26 ranked in Mizunami

• Oni no Itto Iwa Renge Iwa

  Oni no Itto Rock and Renge Rock

  #27 ranked in Mizunami

• Nakasendo Dai Shu Yado

  Nakasendo Oshuku-juku

  #28 ranked in Mizunami