This is the final destination of Basho’s Haiku Journey, “Oku-no-hosomichi”, where in spring, cherry blossoms bloom and beautiful scenery is created by the combination of history and nature.
- Address
- 2-26-1 Funa-machi, Ogaki City, Gifu
- Contact
- Ogaki Tourism Association
- TEL
- 0584-77-1535
- Access
- Short way from Meihan Kintetsu Bus's “Basho's Oku-no-Hosomichi Haiku Journey Musubi-no-chi Museum” bus stop
It has large flowerbeds and flower pictures made of 328 thousand tulips, etc., suggesting the stream of the 3 Kiso Rivers in the “Streamflow” motif.
- Address
- 255-3 Aburajima, Kaizu Town, Kaizu City, Gifu
- Contact
- Kiso Sansen Park Administrative Center
- TEL
- 0584-54-5531
- Access
- Short way from Kaizu City Community Bus’s “Kiso Sansen Park” bus stop
This is a Yoro Falls-based park richly blessed with nature, and is a famous spot for cherry blossoms; about 3,000 cherry blossoms turn the entire Yoro Park pale rose.
- Address
- 1298-2 Takabayashi, Yoro Town, Yoro County, Gifu
- Contact
- Yoro Tourism Association
- TEL
- 0584-32-1108
- Access
- 10 minutes’ walk from Yoro Railway, Yoro Station
In April, about 200 cherry trees (Someiyoshino) bloom in full, and from late March through early May about 350 koi carp streamers fly in the sky above the Ai River.
- Address
- Along the Ai River in Tarui Town, Fuwa County, Gifu
- Contact
- Tarui Tourism Association
- TEL
- 0584-22-1151
- Access
- 10 minutes’ walk from JR Tarui Station
This is an 800-year-old plum tree bearing eight fruits per flower, designated as one of the natural monuments in Sekigahara Town and Gifu Prefecture.
- Address
- 2367 Imasu, Sekigahara Town, Fuwa County, Gifu
- Contact
- Community Promotion Division, Sekigahara Town Office
- TEL
- 0584-43-1112
- Access
- 20 minutes’ walk from Sekigahara Town Fureai Bus Imasu Direction’s “Hirai” bus stop
You can view about 3,300 “roses” (representative flower of Godo) of 300 varieties with different shapes, colors and scents.
- Address
- In Maeda, Godo Town, Anpachi County, Gifu
- Contact
- Furusato Messages Division, Godo Town Office
- TEL
- 0584-27-3111
- Access
- 5 minutes’ walk from Meihan Kintetsu Bus, Ogaki-Ono Line's “Seko” bus stop
Along the wajutei (ring levee) in the northern part of Wanouchi Town, 6,000 ajisai bulbs of various colors bloom beautifully from mid-June through mid-July.
- Address
- In Hondo, Wanouchi Town, Anpachi County, Gifu
- Contact
- Industries Division, Wanouchi Town Office
- TEL
- 0584-69-3111
- Access
- 40 minutes’ walk from Meihan Kintetsu Bus’s “Nakago” bus stop
You can view more than 1,200 blossoming plum trees of over 100 early-blooming or late-blooming varieties.
- Address
- 3208 Soto-zenko, Anpachi Town, Anpachi County, Gifu
- Contact
- Industry Promotion Division, Anpachi Town Office
- TEL
- 0584-64-3111
- Access
- 20 minutes’ walk from Meihan Kintetsu Bus’s “Aogari” bus stop
This is the 33rd Mangan Reijo (sacred place for fulfiling a vow) of the “Saigoku Sanjusankasho Kannon Pilgrimage”, the oldest pilgrimage in Japan. It is a famous spot for cherry blossoms and red leaves. In spring, you can walk through a tunnel of cherry blossoms along the approach to Kegon Temple.
- Address
- 23 Tanigumi-tokuzumi, Ibigawa Town, Ibi County, Gifu
- Contact
- Ibigawa Town Tourist Plaza
- TEL
- 0585-55-2020
- Access
- 10 minutes’ walk from Ibigawa Town Community Bus Tanigumi Line’s “Tanigumisan” bus stop
This is a representative park of Ono Town, which is the largest producer of rose plants in Japan. You can enjoy brightly-colored and fragrant roses from May through November.
- Address
- 650 Kano, Ono Town, Ibi County, Gifu
- Contact
- Construction and Water Supply Division, Ono Town Office
- TEL
- 0585-52-9875
- Access
- Short way from Meihan Kintetsu Bus’s “Minami-shomae” bus stop
Yamazakura, which has reportedly been growing from the Edo Era in Kamagatani Park, is designated as one of Japan’s places of scenic beauty and natural monuments, and is a famous spot for cherry blossoms.
- Address
- 910 Fujishiro, Ikeda Town, Ibi County, Gifu
- Contact
- Industries Division, Ikeda Town Office
- TEL
- 0585-45-3111
- Access
- 10 minutes by car from Yoro Railway, Ikeno Station
This is Edohiganzakura, which is more than 1,500 years old. It is designated as one of Japan’s natural monuments and was reportedly planted by Emperor Keitai.
- Address
- 995 Jyodan, Neo-itasho, Motosu City, Gifu
- Contact
- Motosu Tourism Association
- TEL
- 058-323-3222
- Access
- 15 minutes’ walk from Tarumi Railway, Tarumi Station
