Discover the Beauty of Hida Woodcraft

Experience the warmth and character of Hida's renowned woodworking tradition through a hands-on crafting experience using freshly harvested, unseasoned wood. Guided by skilled local artisans, guests can fashion practical household  items such as spoons, butter knives, bowls, and other unique wooden objects while gaining a deeper appreciation for the region's craftsmanship and natural materials. This immersive experience offers a rare opportunity to connect with the artistry that has defined Hida for centuries.

Discover the Art of Mino Washi

Experience the 1,300-year-old tradition of Mino Washi, one of Japan's most celebrated handmade papers. Learn the delicate papermaking process directly from local craftspeople and create your own original sheet of washi. Each piece is unique, serving as a personal reminder of one of Japan's most treasured cultural traditions.

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‍Explore the Legacy of Seki Blades

Renowned worldwide for its blade-making heritage, Seki has been at the center of Japanese craftsmanship for centuries. Visit a local workshop to learn about the history and techniques behind these exceptional blades and personalize your own keepsake, creating a lasting connection to one of Japan's most respected craft traditions.

Journey Through Timeless Historic Towns

Step into the past as you explore the beautifully preserved towns of Hida Furukawa and Gujo Hachiman. With traditional architecture, picturesque waterways, and a strong sense of local heritage, these charming communities offer an intimate glimpse into a slower and more authentic side of Japan.

Rejuvenate in Gifu's Natural Hot Springs

Surrounded by mountains, forests, and breath taking seasonal scenery, Gifu's hot springs provide the perfect setting for relaxation and renewal. Unwind in a traditional Japanese Onsen and enjoy the restorative qualities of mineral-rich waters while experiencing one of Japan's most cherished cultural traditions.

Experience Gifu Beyond the Ordinary

Gifu offers more than sightseeing. It provides opportunities to connect with Japan through its people, traditions, craftsmanship, and landscapes. Whether creating handcrafted works alongside skilled artisans, exploring historic towns, or finding tranquility in nature, visitors can discover a side of Japan that leaves a lasting impression long after the journey has ended.

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