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Hideki Mizuno
May. 3, 2021
The night feast of the Nagara River flowing along Gifu Castle, where Oda Nobunaga departed from Tenkafubu. This dance boat serves as a prelude to the start of the Gifu Nagara River Ukai, and performs the Noryo dance on weekends from summer to autumn. Last year, unfortunately, due to the influence of the new coronavirus, dancers wore face shields. I want the Coronavirus pandemic to end as soon as possible and return to the summer bustle of the Nagara River.
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Dylan Gibson
Mar. 1, 2021
Wow I looked this place up and it's amazing! I'm surprised it doesn't seem as popular as other flower parks but it has some really beautiful scenery. There's a ton of different gardens all with different themes as well. Spring is coming soon so it's something to keep in mind I suppose! I've never heard of Tasha Tudor either but I'm curious to see what kind of picture books she wrote know. I love that Japan has a lot of these types of themed attractions so you can not only enjoy the location itself but also the history behind it or the history that it is brings to life. Hopefully I can get out to Gifu this spring/summer. The place is called "Flower Festival Commemorative Park" for anyone wondering.
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ちょみ
Oct. 20, 2020
@可児市 Hana Festa Memorial Park

The garden of American picture book author Tasha Tudor.

It's not Japan, it's America! It seems to be plunged in,
"Tasha's garden was reproduced with flowers in the Japan."
In a way, it may be the personality of Japan ...
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Dylan Gibson
Feb. 19, 2021
Man that's beautiful. I read an article about this place on here as well. I really want to visit. The water is so clear it reminds me a lot of Oshino Hakkai, but I think the color of the water makes this place just a liiiiittle more beautiful. Although it's a pretty tough call lol. It's interesting how the article mentioned that the best time of year is fall to see the autumn leaves reflected on the surface of the water, but I bet spring would be just as beautiful. I guess it depends on if there's any cherry blossoms around the pond. I definitely saw maples though! I'll have to try the chimaki as well if I get the chance, I'd never heard of it until now.
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koichi hakuchuu
Oct. 18, 2020
Monet's Pond.
Originally a nameless pond.

The transparent water shines with the light shining in the morning.
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Dylan Gibson
Feb. 9, 2021
What a beautiful photo! I've seen a Japanese friendship garden in Portland I think it was but this one has a totally different atmosphere. It's really cool to see the different styles. I hadn't heard of West Lake before but I looked at some pictures of it and it looks like a beautiful place. I like how the architecture of the pavilions is very similar as well. I'm certainly a fan of all of the winter scenery I've gotten to see this year, but I feel like the cherry blossoms would certainly look amazing here. That or even the foliage in the autumn. I'd like to check this out when I get the chance. It looks like there are some interesting restaurants in the area as well so I can look forward to some tasty food!
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石原 良慶
Feb. 8, 2021
Gifu Park Japan-China Friendship Garden Snow Scenery ❄️

In 1989, Gifu City and Hangzhou City, People's Republic of China, created a garden to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the friendship city partnership, and a gate with a design full of Chinese atmosphere, earthen walls, gardens, and a pond made to imitate West Lake, a famous place in Hangzhou City.

This pond is a pond that can be enjoyed throughout the four seasons.
? The cherry blossom season is famous, but the snowy scenery is also the best.
When you come to Gifu, please take a walk in Gifu Park. ?
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ぎゃるまま❤
Dec. 22, 2020
Soba restaurant "Koyama" in Sekigahara City, Gifu Prefecture. It is ? a luxurious interior with a high ceiling ⠀ ⠀ Tempura soba black rice cooked rice set (1630 yen + large serving 300 yen)⠀ ⠀ Tenzarunami (1630 yen tax included)⠀ Soba knot, 2 shrimp, pumpkin, carrot, square bean, sweet potato, flower noodle, nori, kowabu, large leaf, lotus root, soba roll ⠀ Tempura is fluffy and has a light texture that almost melts in your mouth! !️ The soba knot is fragrant and the soba roll is crunchy and firm, the soba noodles are firm and have the ? best ❣️ smooth texture ⠀ I made it side by side, but I ran out ? of soba tempura was so delicious that I was impressed ? that it was so delicious that I couldn't get tired of it ❣️ ⠀ Soba Koyama Sekigahara store⠀ 0584-51-3030⠀ 1673-38 Nogami, Sekigahara-cho, Fuwa-gun, Gifu
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COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Management
Nov. 4, 2020
That Oda Nobunaga aimed to unify the world from here "Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture"! Gifu City, located in the middle of the Japan, is famous as a hot spring resort, and is a town with a strong history of traditional culture such as the Nagara River Ukai, which has a history of 1,300 years, and lattice buildings. The entire video also introduces scenic spots and sightseeing spots such as Mt. Kinka, Nagara River, Gifu Castle (Inabayama Castle), and Nagara River Ukai! Tonight, online GoTo travel ?? to "Gifu City" located in the center of the Japan
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Gifu City in Gifu Prefecture, the Very Center of Japan- Where Oda Nobunaga Aimed to Unify the Country. A City With a Wide Variety of Food, History, Culture and Beautiful Natural Scenery!

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