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A 30-minute excursion down the Suemon River, which flows through the central city of Ogaki, by a six-person Japanese boat. The view of the cherry blossoms looking up from the boat is very beautiful and very popular event. The disembarkation yard is the site of Funamachi Port, which inherits the atmosphere of the "Oku no Hosomichi" period. It is designated as a national name of the "Oku no Hosomichi Landscape Land".
The city of Ogaki is the place of Musubi where the poet Matsuo Basho completed his journey on the Oku no Hosomichi. The Basho Festival is held during the blooming period of the cherry blossoms, and has a variety of events, including a boat descent (paid) that slowly travels the outer moat of Ogaki Castle, about 1.1km along the Suimon River, and a citizen haiku festival. There will also be an exhibition of exchange products from the city related to the Kimono Garden, the Ogaki Great Tea Party and Oku no Hosomichi. * It may change depending on the situation.
Akasaka flourished as a post town on the Nakasendo road connecting Edo to Kyoto. At the end of the Edo period, the Imperial Lady of the Imperial Family passed this Nakasendo in a large procession with a total of over 7800 people, and was then surrendered to the Tokugawa 14th Shōgun Iemo. The "Nakasendo Akasaka-juku Matsuri" is a combination of the two Himemiya processions, who were married to successive generals, centered on the Princess Wamiya procession.
Once a music festival was held in connection with the All Japan Folk Jamboree venue, and you can enjoy about 150 cherry blossoms at the same time.
"Sakura Tea Party & Ena Marche" scheduled to be held on the weekend during the flowering season at the cherry blossom spot Enakyo Sazanami Square. While loving cherry blossoms against the backdrop of Lake Oi Dam, you can enjoy Japanese sweets and matcha from Ena City at a tea party by Nodot. You can also enjoy the charm of Ena Gorsuch at Marche, which has the specialty products such as Gohei rice cakes.
With a history of more than 1000 years, an important intangible folk culture in Gifu Prefecture, the most unusual ritual of evoking, in which a fly chase smacks a worshipper with a branch of Shikimi.
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