Charms of Gujo
Gujo, located in the central part of Gifu Prefecture, and south of Takayama. The city formed by merging seven different areas. Each area offers a variety of sightseeing experiences; castles, traditional Japanese towns, the Gujo Odori Dance (in summer), and the sacred Mt. Hakusan. The plateau area is a perfect spot for winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding and is a popular resort in summer. Come, visit Gujo and enjoy the city.
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Gujo Hachiman: Nagoya Day-trip Sightseeing Series 3
These articles will introduce you to the famous Gujo-Hachiman Odori (dance), including Gujo Hachiman Castle, a walking tour through the town, and to the food sample making workshop.
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More than just ski parks! Have fun in Takasu's summer
Check out the fun activities you can enjoy in the Takasu area of Gujo such as zip-lining, and visiting a ranch.
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Sightseeing in Gujo City
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Castles and Traditional Townscape
Castles and Traditional Townscape
The beautiful townscape is dotted with 13 temples and waterways and centered on the mountain castle of Gujo-Hachiman.
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Gujo Odori Dance
Gujo Odori Dance
Gujo Odori Dance is one of the three major Bon dances in Japan and held from mid-July to the beginning of September every year. The all-night dance that takes place from August 13 to 16 highlight of the season.
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Hirugano Plateau (Winter)
Hirugano Plateau (Winter)
Gujo City is known as one of the leading winter sports areas in Japan, having numerous ski resorts.
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Hirugano Plateau (Summer)
Hirugano Plateau (Summer)
At an altitude of 900 meters, this plateau is a famous summer resort, with many tourists coming to enjoy camping and barbecuing amid nature.
Gujo City Tourism Association
・Gujo Hachiman Tourist Association
*Available in Japanese and English
・Yamato Tourism Association
*Available in Japanese
・Shirotori Tourism Association
*Available in Japanese
・Takasu Tourism Association
*Available in Japanese
・Takasu Tourism Association Hirugano Branch
*Available in Japanese
・Minami Tourist Association
*Available in Japanese
・Meiho Tourism Association
*Available in Japanese
・Wara Tourism Association
*Available in Japanese