Gifu Prefecture Collection

Light up Shirakawa-go village with snow on Winter 2017
Shirakawa-go, Japan

Mist
Shirakawa-go village unesco world heritage. Japan

Nakasendo Way passing through Magome, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

Shirakawago, Japan historic winter village

People walking along Nakasendo Way passing through Magome, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

Japan, Gifu Prefecture, Takayama Old Town, one of the best preserved Edo time Town

Magome-juku post town, Kiso Valley, Gifu prefecture, Japan

Shirakawa-go village at dusk
Illuminated Shirakawago Unesco world heritage site, Gifu, Japan

Takayama, Japan
Tradition village of Takayama during the Matsuri or Spring festival with traditional parade

Maple tree at Shirakawa-go
Declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1995, they are famous for their traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses, some of which are more than 250 years old. Maple tree is all around the beautiful village

Traditional Shirakawa-go Village in Winter

Farmhouses of Shirakawa-go Japan
Shirakawa-go, located in Gifu Prefecture, Japan.It shows many of Shirakawas most famous buildings, gassho-zukuri farmhouses. These are built with incredibly thick, steeply slanting roofs

Snowy Shirakawa-go
Shirakawa-go, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

Deai Bridge at Shirakawa-go
Shirakawa-go, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

Shirakawa-go, a world cultural heritage

Shirakawa-go village with snow on winter. Japan

Bridge to the ancient village
This is the entrance to the village, Shirakawa-go. Tour bus stay at the parking area and people walk to the ancient village by the bridge over the river

Shirakwawago, Japan

World Heritage, Shirakawago, Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama
Winter Of Shirakawago with snow falling, Japan

Triple japanese house at dawn
Three traditional japanese house at the unesco world herritage site of shirakawago village in winter with snow and dull sky in early morning

The Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go
Top view of Shirakawa-go. They are famous for their traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses. Its one of UNESCOs World Heritage Sites

Light up event at Shirakawa-go village with snow on winter. Japan

Light up Shirakawa-go village with snow on winter

Shirakawa Go (Shirakawa-go) Beautiful Panorama Aerial View of The Historic Village

Shirakawago Village
Shirakawa-go village with snow on winter. Japan

World Heritage, Light up of Shirakawago, Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama

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Gifu Prefecture, a hidden gem in Japan, offers breathtaking sights and experiences that will leave you in awe. In Winter 2017, the enchanting Shirakawa-go village comes alive as it is illuminated with a mesmerizing display of lights against the backdrop of glistening snow. The mist adds an ethereal touch to the already picturesque scenery, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. As you traverse the Nakasendo Way passing through Magome, Gifu Prefecture unveils its rich history and cultural heritage. Witness locals and tourists alike walking along this ancient path, immersing themselves in the beauty of their surroundings. And when it comes to preserving Edo-era charm, Takayama Old Town stands out as one of the best-preserved towns from that period. Magome-juku post town nestled within Kiso Valley showcases traditional Japanese architecture at its finest. The quaint streets transport you back in time as you explore this charming village. Meanwhile, Shirakawa-go village captivates visitors with its timeless allure even at dusk when shadows dance upon its historic structures. Takayama exudes an undeniable charm with its well-preserved Edo-time ambiance that continues to captivate travelers from around the world. Immerse yourself in this captivating destination where tradition meets modernity seamlessly. In Gifu Prefecture's winter wonderland lies the magical Traditional Shirakawa-go Village adorned by snow-covered roofs and frost-kissed landscapes. This idyllic setting invites you to experience tranquility like no other. Discover Gifu Prefecture - a place where history thrives amidst natural wonders and traditions are cherished for generations to come.