Gifu: Kinkazan Ropeway and Kawaracho Stroll
An ambitious one-day itinerary that ascends Mount Kinkazan by ropeway from Gifu Park, which is associated with Nobunaga, and savors a grand panorama of the Nagara River and Nobi Plain from the keep. After descending the mountain, you'll be amazed by the Gifu Great Buddha, approximately 13.7 meters tall, crafted from bamboo and washi paper. The finale is a snack break and souvenir hunt in Kawaracho, with its latticed townhouses along the Nagara River. A packed itinerary combining mountain climbing and town walking—a classic Gifu course for families to enjoy.
Schedule
Stroll around the base of Mount Kinkazan while viewing the statue of young Oda Nobunaga and the site of his residence
A roughly 4-minute aerial walk with a panoramic view of the Nagara River and Gifu's townscape from the gondola
Ascend the keep at the mountain top and savor the grand panorama of the Nagara River and Nobi Plain
Family visit to the massive basket-woven Daibutsu approximately 13.7 meters tall, made of bamboo and washi paper
Rest with dango snacks and browse washi paper crafts in the port town with latticed townhouses
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