Takenaka Clan's Jinya Ruins

Takenaka Clan's Jinya Ruins

Info

  • Address:
  • 619-2 Iwate, Tarui Town, Fuwa District, Gifu Prefecture
  • Public Transportation:  
10 minutes by car from JR Tarui Station
  • Car Access:  
3 km, 10 minutes via National Route 21 from Meishin Expressway Sekigahara IC
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0584-22-7515
  • Parking Number:  
15 cars

Price

Free

Spot Category

Ruins・Historical Sites・Castle Remains

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