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Ena City is a town where the scenery of Ena Gorge and the culture of the post town, such as Oi-juku, remain. Nature and history are in harmony. You can also enjoy the riverside and hot springs.

Toki City is one of the largest producers of Mino ware, and the ceramic outlet mall is also popular. It is a town where you can enjoy pottery culture and shopping.

The city of Mizunami is known as a fossil town, where you can learn natural history at the Earth Corridor and the Mizunami Fossil Museum. It is a quiet area with hot springs.

The city of Hashima is an accessible town with a Shinkansen train station, and features the Takehana Festival and historic buildings. The city has a quiet landscape.

Nakatsugawa City is a town where the town of Kiso Road is located, and the valley rich in nature is also attractive. It is an area where you can enjoy history and taste.

The city of Mino is the hometown of Mino Washi, and its historic district, where the town line of Udatsu rises, remains attractive. The events of light art are also popular.

The city of Seki is famous as a town of swordsmiths, which now conveys the technology of making Japanese swords, and you can experience the cutlery museum and traditional craftsmanship.

Known as the town of Barra and Iron, Sakajo is a region where industry and culture are fused. You can also enjoy wine and historic hot springs.

Yamanouchi is famous for the Jigokudani Wild Monkey Park, where monkeys can be seen entering the hot springs in the snow; it is also the gateway to Shiga Kogen and is full of charm in winter and summer.

Kishimahira Village is a village with the rich nature and ski resorts of Hokushinju. It is popular for seasonal activities and rural living experiences.