Ena Gorge Tour Boat

Located at an elevation of 900m, this popular campground is situated in a part of the Nōue Plateau, which has been selected as one of the "33 Best Autumn Leaves in Hida and Mino." The rich and varied nature, including valleys, plateaus, and lakes, is appealing, allowing for activities such as barbecuing, strolling through the Shiroyashio Valley, and winter camping in the snow, making it enjoyable throughout the year. Adjacent facilities include Enasan-so and Hoko Glamping.

In 1985, the Meiji Railway was born in the form of taking over the line of the former national railway. Speaking of the specialty of the Myochi Railway, which is loved by local line fans, it is an agar train that makes use of local specialties. Departed from Akachi Railway Ena Station, which is adjacent to JR Ena Station. A 53-minute gourmet journey with a variety of agar dishes. If you rest your chopsticks, the rural landscape of Iwamura-cho, which is described as "the best in Japan", will spread in the car window. There are other trains and experience driving. At the end of the day, Akechi is also home to the Taishō village of Japan, where the landscape of the Taishō period remains.

It consists of two buildings, "Bankozo" and "Taishō no kan". Bankozo was built in the year of the Meiji 30 (1897) and is a huge building with 100 tatami mats and four stories, a symbol of Akechi at that time. It now displays local toys, tools and trademarks about the raw silk industry that flourished around Akechi, as well as phonographs and records from the Taishō period. The Taishō-no-kan, next to the bank, is a building that used to be the residence of the prestigious Hashimoto family of Akechi. Take 30 minutes.