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B C Kano Castle Hongo-cho Zelkova Colonnade【B - 4】 Dosan Burial Mound【C - 1】 Earthquake Memorial Hall【C - 4】 Entoku-ji Temple【C - 5】 Shimizu River【C - 6】 Kano Castle's Main Gate Ruins Monument【C - 6】 In Showa 56（1981）, 101 trees Saito Dosan is honored here. This memorial is for those who lost their lives in the Great Nobi This temple was originally constructed In this river, which once flowed Kano Castle was located to the south of this stone monument, were planted along this 600m The mound was formerly kept at Earthquake in Meiji 24（1891）. There is a Buddhist memorial serv- in Juei 2（1183）. After Oda Hidenobu's from a natural spring near Gifu with the Arata River to the east, and the Naginaka Moat to the colonnade. It has received many of Sofuku-ji Temple, but the chief ice on the 28th of every month. surrender during the Battle of Sekiga- Station, you can see many plants west. honors, including "New Top 100 priest of Jozai-ji Temple moved it hara, he came to this temple to and fish. The cherry tree colon- Streetscapes in Japan." here because the Nagara River become a monk. The temple houses nade leads you to a quiet city Yahachi Stone Statue【C - 4】 often overflowed, covering the a copy of Nobunaga's free market oasis. Naginata Moat【C - 6、C - 7】 burial mound. Jizo are placed in Seian-ji code of conduct and a temple bell he Temple, where execution gave to the temple in Eiroku 7（1564）. The outermoat on the western side of Kano Castle is shaped like grounds once stood. The a long sword and was filled by a nearby natural spring. The Gifu Synthesis Office (formerly Gifu Prefectural Office) 【C - 3】 statue is located in the north- Kogane Shrine【C - 5】 Former Kano Town Hall【C - 6】 stonewall remains come from the estates of samurai who lived on ern area of Yanagase. The the moat's western side. Built in Taisho 13（1924）, this was The Nunoshi-hime-no-mikoto Designed by Takeda Goichi in Road incense here never burns the prefectural headquarters until out. goddess is enshrined here. She Taisho 15（1926）, this two-storied Showa 41（1966）. Stained glass is the wife of the Inishiki Irihiko- building was built with steel- Osushi Road (Owari Road, Gifu Road) representing the Hida Alps, no-mikoto god at Inaba Shrine. framed, reinforced concrete, 【C - 7】 This Edo Period road ran for 26km, from Gifu Town to Yotsuya Nagara River Cormorant Fishing, unique at the time. It is represent- Kano Castle Ruins and the Yoro Waterfalls, and ative of the former Kano area. （Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture）. Because sushi made from sweet- Shortly after the Battle of marble stones from Ogaki City fish caught during cormorant fishing was brought to Edo by this 【C - 4】 Sekigahara, Tokugawa Ieya- decorate the building. Kashimori Shrine road, it became known as "Sweetfish Sushi Road." The Owari su ordered to erect this cas- Domain had an inn on this road in Ichinomiya, along a pine colon- The Ichihaya-no-mikoto god is tle on top of a medieval cas- nade. Mieji Kanon Temple【C - 3】 worshipped here. His parents are Mizuyakushi-ji Temple【C - 6】 Kano Tenmangu Shrine【C - 6】 tle's ruins and Okudaira the Inishiki-Irihiko-no-mikoto god The kanon were in Mizuho City's At the beginning of the Edo Peri- When Kano Castle was being Nobumasa was the first to and the Nunoshihime-no-mikoto Mie-ji Temple, but Saito Dosan od, the Golden Yakushi Buddha rebuilt after the Battle of Sekiga- live in the castle. The Hon- Former Site of Osushidokoro【D - 2】 goddess. On the mountain moved the kanon to the base of Mt. statue was found in the Shimizu hara, this shrine was moved to its maru's ruins are a National behind the shrine, there is said to During the Edo Period, the Owari Domain built a sweetfish sushi Inaba. The idol statue with its 11 River. Afterwards, the rulers of present site. The castle's past Historic Site. be a stone with the hoof prints of processing plant and brought the fish to Edo. Today, not even a faces is an Important Cultural Prop- Kano Castle built this temple. residents used it for prayer. Tenma, a mythical horse. trace remains of the houses that lined the streets. erty. On the first Sunday in March, The Lantern Festival is held on Even now, you can commune the Mie-ji Temple Festival is held to July 20th and 21st every year. with "Tenman-san." mark the coming of Spring. Misono Hackberry Tree【C - 4】 Kano Castle Ninomaru Ruins【C - 7】 Gujo Road This area is symbolic of the old These ruins are located Nohime's Grave【C - 3】 Kokoku-ji Temple【C - 6】 Kawate Castle Ruins Monument【C - 7】 Connecting Gifu with Gujo-Hachiman, this road has been open free market, Rakuichi Rakuza between the Kano Castle since olden times and leads to Mt. Hakusan, which is one of Oda Nobunaga's wife is honored and is where Oda Nobunaga This temple was built near Kame- As the Muromachi Shogunate's Citadel, and the Arata River. Japan's three major sacred mountains. here. After the Honno-ji Temple posted a free market code of hime's residence and includes Chief Retainer, Toki guarded Only 100 meters of the Incident, in which she and conduct for the citizens. This her burial mound. She was Oku- Owari, Ise, and Mino from this stone wall remains today. A Kano-juku Nobunaga died, her vassals hackberry tree was originally daira Nobumasa's wife and Toku- castle. The cultural and social three-story watchtower from In the Edo Period, Kano-machi consisted of Kano Castle, samurai brought her remains here. located in the middle of Gifu gawa Ieyasu's first daughter. elite from Kyoto came here to Gifu Castle is in the north- residences, the official inn, and commercial and inn districts Road. visit. The stone monument is east corner. （Kano-juku）. Kano-juku was roughly 2.3km wide, from east to near Seibi High School. west, and was one of the largest towns along the Nakasendo. Yanagase Area【C - 4】 This is Gifu's central shopping Heartful Square G & Active G【C - 6】 Shobo-ji Temple Ruins【C - 7】 district. Developed in Meiji 21 Heartful Square G is Gifu City's As Mino's feudal lord, Toki Kano Castle Sannomaru Ruins【C - 7】 （1888）, it became Japan's Lifetime Learning Center inside Yoriyasu built Kawate Castle and foremost leisure and shopping Presently, Kano Elementary School, Kano Kindergarten, and the Nakasendo Gifu Station. TAKUMI Studio, this temple to the north. It is center. In Showa 41（1961）, Omoide Forest are located on this site. This watchtower once ORIBE Plaza, natural hot thought that the temple was One of the five roads of the Edo Shogunate, this paved road con- Yanagase was made famous stood on the northeast corner of the Omoide Forest. springs, restaurants, and FM located in Shohoji-cho, Kagura- nected Edo to Kusatsu near Kyoto. Godo-juku on the Nagara when Mikawa Kenichi's "Yana- radio stations are all located in cho and Yakushi-cho, whose River and Kano-juku flourished along the road. gase Blues" went on sale. Active G. Yakushido Temple was built in memory of the large temple. ※Photos were donated by Gifu City, the Gifu Convention and Visitors Bureau, et al. 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