Hida Furukawa is a small town in the mountains of Gifu Prefecture, known for its serene atmosphere, well-preserved old town, and traditional architecture. The town is famous for its timber and local carpenters, and visitors can explore the town's old streets, stone-walled temple grounds, and white-walled storehouses. The town also features stalls with fresh produce and sake breweries. In the spring, the town holds a festival with drum performances and decorated floats, while in the winter, it hosts a candle festival with over 1,000 candles set up along the riverbanks. The town's old town is a great place to take a leisurely walk and enjoy the beautiful scenery, especially during the spring and autumn seasons when the cherry blossoms or fall leaves are in bloom
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Activities: We rented kimonos and strolled through the streets of Hida Furukawa. We admired and fed the koi carp in the canals
Highlights: The children loved this activity. "This charming little preserved mountain town, with its canals that border the streets, is the ideal setting for this activity that the children loved!" ✨