"Ten Thrilling Scenic Sites -Travel to Chubu中部*" is a catchphrase that expresses the attraction of Chubu, central Japan area, in ten themes of 「景」「花」「史」「跡」「博」「祭」「楽」「浴」「食」「産」.

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  • Nature and Scenic Sites
  • Flowers, Parks, and Gardens
  • History and Urban Scenery
  • Castles, Temples, and Shrines
  • Industrial Tourism
  • Museums, Archives and Art Museums
  • Festivals and Local Culture
  • Zoological and Botanical Gardens and Amusement Parks
  • Hot Springs
  • Food
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Nature and Scenic Sites

Stirring Scenic Beauty Woven by Mountains, Rivers, and Seas

Majestic mountain vistas, beautiful valleys formed of clear streams and forests, breathtaking coastal views amid the crashing waves, and the changing colors of the seasons -- the natural beauty of Chubu is alive with change, and wherever you look or whenever you visit, you're sure to see diversely expressive vistas.

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Shizuoka Prefecture
Amagi-san Zuido

Amagi-san Zuido was built at 711m above sea level, and it is the longest tunnel made of stone in Japan. It was designated as an important cultural property. Zuido is still in its original state, even after 100 years, ...

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Gifu Prefecture
Trip Down "the Japanese Rhine"

Shoot down the Kiso River, known as one of the 8 scenic spots in Japan, while enjoying the beauty of each season. Unusually shaped rocks such as the Meoto Rock and the Lion Rock are both must-sees. There are various ...

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Gifu Prefecture
Shinhodaka Ropeway

This ropeway has the largest scale in the Orient. Its total length is 3,200 meters, and the difference in undulation is 1,033 meters. Visitors can take a mid-air walk to the last stop, Nishihodakaguchi (2,156 meters a...

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Mie Prefecture
Meoto Iwa (Wife and Husband Rocks)

From times long past, the two offshore rocks known as Meoto-iwa have been revered as a sacred place for welcoming the sunrise. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji. The “wedded rocks ” rise from the seabed ab...

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Shizuoka Prefecture
Nihondaira

Nihondaira is located near the summit of Mt. Udo. The name Nihondaira derives from a myth that when Prince Yamamotakeru saw the four directions from this spot on his way to the expedition to the east. It is a hill tha...