2026 Tajimi Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

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Located in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture, Torokei-zan Eihoji is a Zen temple famous for its magnificent autumn leaves. Every autumn, the red leaves here attract many tourists to come and admire, and it has become one of the 33 selected red leaves in Hida Mino. The traditional Japanese garden in the temple is beautifully designed, and the layout of the pond and spring makes people feel the tranquility and harmony of nature. The red leaves of Yongbao Temple and the 700-year-old ginkgo tree in front of the temple complement each other, forming a colorful autumn picture. When the leaves turn fiery red and orange, the contrast with the blue sky becomes even more vivid, making people linger. The red leaves here are not only a natural wonder but also a cultural symbol, attracting photography enthusiasts and nature lovers to capture the beauty of this moment. The "Guanyin Hall" and "Kaishan Hall" in the temple are also important cultural heritages, adding a sense of history to this quiet space. Visitors can meditate here and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of autumn. Every autumn, the red leaves of Yongbao Temple attract a large number of tourists, becoming a sanctuary for people's souls, allowing people to find a peaceful place in their busy lives. In summary, the red leaves of Yongbao Temple in Huxi Mountain are a rare natural beauty that makes people intoxicated and it is worth every tourist to come here to experience it in person. #Sign up for December hotel test sleeper #Japan travel #Red leaves #Japanese attractions #Japanese garden #Maple leaves

This spot is not really famous even Japanese people. If you go there in the morning, you will be overwhelmed by the tranquility. In autumn, the leaves turn red. To get there, you should take a bus. The bus runs once an hour. If your time is limited, you can take a taxi from Tajimi station.#Eihoji #Autumn #Gifu #Japan #Temple #虎渓山永保寺 #紅葉 #岐阜 #名古屋

I went to Eiho-ji Temple in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture ((((((っ･ω･)っ The Kannon Hall and Kaisan-do Hall are designated national treasures٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ The scenery reflected on the surface of the pond in the garden is extremely beautiful when the weather is good✿ﾟ❀.(*´▽`*)❀.ﾟ✿ The Mujibashi Bridge over the pond is one of Japan's 100 famous bridges Japanese gardens make you feel peaceful, and I like being able to take a leisurely stroll (ˊo̴̶̷̤ ̫ o̴̶̷̤ˋ)♡ 🏍Eiho-ji Temple🏍 Address: 1-40 Tokeiyama-cho, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture Business hours: 5:00-17:00 #Domestic travel#Touring #Touring trip #Gifu #Gifu Prefecture #Gifu trip #Gifu sightseeing #Eiho-ji Temple #Mujibashi Bridge #National treasure #Japan's 100 famous bridges

Introducing the Mosaic Tile Museum in Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture♪ Why not try taking some photos with its distinctive exterior and beautiful exhibits? ✨ I recommend the exhibit on the rooftop, the first one in the photo! Try placing your camera a little away and taking a photo! You can take beautifully composed photos🤳 There is also a hands-on workshop on weekends and holidays, where you can make your own original photo frames! Address: 2082-5 Kasahara-cho, Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture 507-0901 ⚠️You can't get there by train alone! It's better to use your own car or a rental car. #tourist spot

#tripmemory2022 The building with its distinctive shape was designed and constructed by architect Terunobu Fujimori. The building, designed with the motif of a quarry where the raw materials for tiles are excavated, is large and mysterious, with a cute little entrance. There are many things to see, such as a windowless building, a gaping hole in the building, and a staircase where light shines in. The tile workshop can be booked, and you can make your own work, so I recommend it! There was no time to meet for the experience on the day I went, so I bought a few tiles as a gift and used them for crafts at home. From September 1, 2022, the reservation system for the 500 yen workshop will be lifted for weekday experience studios, and reservations will be required only on weekends and holidays. 　 Recommended for people who love #art and have a hobby of #diy and #handmade!

#AutumnTravel #Trip2022 I went to Tajimi to visit Terunobu Fujimori's Mosaic Museum, which I had been wanting to visit. The building is modeled after a clay mountain, and you can look at it forever. There are stairs inside up to the 4th floor, but they are intentionally made a little thinner as you go further. The stairs are also made of straw and leaves...kneaded together with the soil. The building is modeled after a clay mountain, but it reminded me of pottery and clay figurines. Half of the 4th floor is unroofed, so you can enjoy the changes in the tiles depending on the weather. # Of course, if it rains, the floor will get wet. I had lunch with a drink at Swan Cafe. It seems that workshops can be held at both Swan Cafe and the Mosaic Museum. I didn't have time to do it, but I bought some tiles to take home. It was a really fun day.

I went to Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture to be soothed by nature. 🌿 There are mountains nearby, and in a place where you wouldn't expect to find a stylish cafe, there is a cute cafe that only those in the know will know about! It is a renovated old house, and it is a very small shop with only 6 seats, so reservations are required ☺️ The plum ginger ale was refreshing and fizzy with a strong ginger flavor, perfect for summer and delicious!! ! ! ! #ForestBathing #PrefecturalDiscount 4-13 Mikasa-cho, Tajimi City

A popular Italian restaurant in Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture! There are only two types of lunch menu: Bolognese and roasted Ena chicken💓 (Comes with an appetizer platter and roasted green tea) The Bolognese had very firm minced meat and was very delicious🥹❤︎ It's a very popular restaurant, so reservations are a must! There's a river in front of the restaurant, and mountains nearby, so it's very relaxing surrounded by nature! #forestbathing #prefectureresidentdiscount ben B1F, 5-6-1 Honmachi, Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture

🌟 A new art journey 🌟 ⁡ I went to the Mosaic Tile Museum in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture ✨ ⁡ ⁡ It's a very distinctive building, and even before entering it, it's a fun place ☺️ ⁡ ⁡ Even picking up a single tile is very fun ⁡ It's exciting, and there are so many types and colors ⁡ and I think this is also a form of art 😏 ⁡ ⁡ It was much better than I expected 👍 ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ It wasn't a place with many people, so it's also good that you can take your time to look at it! ! ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ I would definitely like to go again if I have the chance ♪♪ ⁡ ⁡ 📍Mosaic Tile Museum ⁡ #gw2022jp #artexhibition #museum #greatview #artcity

A museum in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture, boasting the largest production of mosaic tiles in the country. ✨ A spot where both children and adults can enjoy various art using tiles. 🥳 There is also a workshop where you can make accessories using tiles, so it might make a great souvenir. ◎ #Gifu #Museum #Theme Park #Couple trip #Having fun at the theme park #Souvenirs #Trip with children

Tiger Creek Mountain Eihō-ji Temple: A Zen Painting in Autumn First, let's clarify the location. "Tiger Creek Mountain" usually refers to the mountain name where the ancient Eihō-ji Temple, built in the Kamakura period (1313), is located. This Zen temple, founded by the famous monk Muso Soseki, is itself a highly charming attraction. National Treasure and Famous Garden: The temple's Kannon Hall and Founder's Hall are designated Japanese National Treasures, while the pond-strolling garden featuring the "Muki Bridge" and "Wolong Pond" is also a nationally recognized scenic spot in Japan. Autumn Highlights: By late November, the stars here are not only the autumn leaves but also the giant ginkgo tree over 700 years old in front of the main hall. Its golden leaves intertwine with the surrounding fiery red maple leaves, together painting a serene and timeless Zen scene. 🌸 The Star of the Cherry Blossoms: Obara Shikizakura So, where are the cherry blossoms? Strictly speaking, the cherry blossoms are not inside Eihō-ji Temple but around it, especially in the Obara area of Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, where the "Shikizakura" (Four Seasons Cherry) is widely planted. Rare "Autumn Cherry Blossoms": This is a very special cherry blossom variety (a hybrid of the Yae-zakura and Edo Higan cherry trees), notable for blooming twice a year—once in spring and once in autumn. What really made it famous is its spectacular bloom in autumn (from mid-November to early December). The Spectacle of Cherry and Maple Together: At that time, about 10,000 Shikizakura trees in the Obara area bloom simultaneously, with pink and white cherry blossoms meeting the red and yellow autumn leaves all over the hills. This "cherry and maple duet" is extremely rare in Japan and worldwide, as if spring accidentally wandered into autumn's embrace. Obara Shikizakura Festival: Every year from mid-November to early December, the local area hosts the "Obara Shikizakura Festival," during which the park transforms into a lively market where you can enjoy local delicacies, buy handicrafts, and immerse yourself in this seasonally limited romance. 🗺️ How to Experience the Autumn Essence of "Tiger Creek Mountain" in One Trip? Because of the exquisite garden of Tiger Creek Mountain Eihō-ji Temple and the nearby Shikizakura spectacle in Obara, this has become one of the most popular autumn day-trip routes in the Chubu region (around Nagoya).

If you are in Tajimi, this is a place highly recommended to pay a visit for half a day. We did not have enough time, they have workshop area for DIY mosaic ranging from ¥800-2,500 which takes about 40-60 mins to complete.

📍#Gifu Prefecture You might not have imagined it, but Gifu Prefecture is actually home to tons of photogenic spots! 🫶✨ Today, I'll introduce 6 of my recommended spots! 💕 Save this and use it as inspiration for your next trip to Gifu! ♩ == ① Yoro Tenmei Hantenchi (1st-3rd photos) A photogenic spot known only to those in the know! I had so much fun trying different ways to take photos! I hope you all use my tips as a reference and enjoy this interactive art experience! 💛 ② Shirakawa-go (4th photo) Speaking of Gifu, you can't miss Shirakawa-go, a World Heritage Site! 🥰 The playful scarecrows were adorable! 🫶 (lol) I think it's a beautiful view no matter the season! ③ Hida Takayama Experience Center Sarubobo Workshop (5th photo) Here, you can try making your own Sarubobo! 🐒 You can choose the color of the fabric, write text on the apron, and create your own original Sarubobo! 🤭 Sarubobo are amulets shaped like baby monkeys. 🔮 Because you made them yourself, they're more likely to protect you than regular amulets! 😆 ④ Hida Takayama Teddy Bear Eco Village (6th photo) This 180-year-old gassho-zukuri (traditional Japanese house) is filled with bears! 🧸 The antique accessories and interior decor are so cute, I was totally blown away! 🫰💗 ⑤ Nameless Pond (7th photo) This beautiful pond has water that reminds me of the painting "Monet's Pond." 🖼🎨 There are even koi swimming in it, making it truly picturesque! I recommend going by car! 🚗 ⑥ Tajimi City Mosaic Tile Museum (Photos 8-10) This place features a huge selection of mosaic tiles. The tiles are so adorable, I couldn't stop taking photos! 😭✨ They also have workshops, so if you have the time, I highly recommend them! 💫 I didn't have time, so I bought some tiles as souvenirs and decided to make coasters at home. ☕️❣️ == That's it! ♡ I've included a lot of recommendations, but thank you for reading this far! 😭🫧 If you have any other recommendations, please let me know! . #Gifu #GifuTourism #GifuTrip #TravelStory #HiddenGemsForTravelers #TravelItineraries #InternationalSpots #ArtTour

Kaoransui, Kokei Eihō-ji Temple, Obara Shikizakura—these places around Nagoya are quite far apart, which led to giving up on several attempts at Chubu autumn leaf viewing due to poor cost performance. This time, I originally planned a private car tour to cover them all at once, but surprisingly found a day tour that already includes all of them with a very reasonable price, so this one-day tour was confirmed: 1. The itinerary of this tour is very reasonable based on my experience, going clockwise from Eihō-ji Temple to Obara and then to Kaoransui. Travel time is short, avoiding peak times with most tourists, the time spent at each spot is just right, and Kaoransui also offers night illumination of the autumn leaves. 2. Kokei Eihō-ji Temple is not large, featuring a large ginkgo tree as its treasure (photo 2). Although it’s not as big as Kyoto’s Nishi Hongan-ji, it is tall, with a lake and a bridge, and the maple leaves are very red. Whether as a warm-up for this trip or for photos, it was very satisfying (photos 3-6). 3. Obara Shikizakura, from the perspective of the four-season cherry blossoms, is somewhat overrated, especially if you have already seen the cherry blossom season; it’s hard to compare. The mix with maple leaves can probably only be improved through post-processing (photos 7, 8). But this place has a Yakushi-ji Temple, which is quite nice. As long as you don’t mind climbing a few dozen steps, there are also quite red maple trees and a ground covered with ginkgo leaves, which compensates for the shortfall of the cherry blossoms (photos 9, 10). 4. Kaoransui truly deserves the title of the King of Chubu Autumn Leaves, with mountains covered in red leaves, rivers, red bridges, and a pretty good snack street. Highly recommend the Kōjaku-ji Temple on the mountain; a temple with a red leaf background is always the standard for Japanese autumn leaf viewing (photos 11-16). 5. The tour allows 3 hours at Kaoransui, but based on my experience, 2 hours is enough to walk from one end to the other and back, then wait until 5 PM for the illumination when it gets dark, which is completely sufficient. 6. At the snack street, I tried the ramen you have to hold the bowl while walking—just average, but good for trying something new and not expensive; at the market in the middle (opposite the wild boar meat skewers), the first okonomiyaki was huge, felt like 600 yen could serve 3 people, and it tasted good; the sweet potato chips were also quite tasty, though not very cost-effective.

A recommended tile museum for your Gifu trip A museum worth visiting, with numerous paintings and objects made entirely of tiles There were also many cute souvenirs

#falladventures What is this place? Eihoji is a serene Rinzai Zen temple nestled in a narrow, forested valley in Tajimi City, Gifu. Founded in the 15th century, it is celebrated not for a single garden, but for its entire natural landscape being a "living garden." The temple grounds feature ancient moss, a tranquil pond, dramatic rock formations, and a meandering stream, all blending seamlessly with the surrounding nature. Why This Place for a Solo Traveler? This is the ultimate escape for the solo traveler seeking deep tranquility. Unlike the composed formality of a dry rock garden, Eihoji offers an immersive, organic experience. Walking the quiet paths through the valley feels like stepping into a different, softer world. Alone, you can fully appreciate the sounds of the stream and the profound peace of the moss-covered grounds, finding a perfect space for personal reflection and a true digital detox. Your Solo Itinerary: · Enter the Valley: Pass through the temple gate and immediately feel the shift in atmosphere as you descend into the secluded valley. · Follow the Path: Meander along the winding path that follows the stream, crossing small bridges and discovering hidden stone pagodas and statues. · Find Your Bench: Sit on one of the many benches scattered along the route, simply listening to the water and absorbing the lush green views. Essential Tips: · Visit during the rainy season (June-July) for the most vibrant, luminous moss, or in autumn for stunning fall colors. · Wear shoes with good grip. The paths can be steep and slippery, especially after rain. · Speak softly. The soundscape of nature is part of the temple's magic. Preserve the silence for yourself and others. #SoloMossGarden

The Mosaic Tile Museum in Tajimi City is a uniquely eye-catching building from the outside. Inside, the beautifully displayed colorful tiles showcase the history and diversity of design, leaving a lasting impression. The hands-on workshop is particularly appealing, allowing visitors to create their own tile-based works while learning and having fun. This space, where nostalgia and modernity coexist, offers a deep appreciation for the art of tiles. It's a recommended spot not only for tile enthusiasts but also for families and couples. 📍〒507-0901 Gifu Prefecture, Tajimi City, Kasahara-cho 2082-5

#BackToSchool Days Many travelers consider Magome-juku and Tsumago-juku, once important stops on the route between Kansai and Edo, as just another stop along the way. If time permits, consider staying one or two nights to fully experience the charm of these two important prefectures. Many travelers start from Nagoya and take a direct bus to Magome-juku. I also started from Nagoya, but I chose to rent a car and drive myself. Whether you're traveling alone or in a small group, I recommend renting a car, provided one member can drive. Firstly, car rentals are quite inexpensive; I rented a car for six days for just over HK$1,200, which is very economical. Secondly, you can pick up the car directly near Chubu Centrair International Airport, saving the time spent waiting to go to the city center and then waiting for a bus, which could potentially require an overnight stay in Nagoya to catch a bus. This is time-consuming and inconvenient, and wastes a lot of time unnecessarily. Actually, it's only a two-hour drive from Tokoname City, where Chubu Centrair International Airport is located, to Magome-juku. You can stay overnight in Magome-juku and start your itinerary early the next morning. Magome-juku is located in Nakatsugawa City, so many people choose to stay overnight in Nakatsugawa or Ena City for convenience. However, Nakatsugawa and Ena cities are about 10-20 kilometers away from Magome-juku, requiring some detours. Driving there is a direct route, and I also chose to stay at a guesthouse within Magome-juku. There are very few accommodations within a few kilometers of Magome-juku, only one hot spring inn, Hanakarasa, and a few small private guesthouses, offering no more than ten beds each, making the competition fierce. This time, I chose a rather unconventional place to stay—a guesthouse converted from a rural school (I think it was an elementary school!). It truly is a still-functioning school; upon entering, images straight out of a Japanese youth school drama came to mind, along with rows of shoe lockers for students to change into. I, too, followed local custom, taking off my shoes and changing into slippers to check in. The reception area was formerly the teachers' office, with a section partitioned off to store tourist brochures, reference books, and a small shop for guests. The entire school only has three types of rooms, located in the principal's office on the ground floor and two large classrooms on the second floor. The accommodations include bunk beds (general dormitories), double beds separated only by curtains for couples, and two specially converted double rooms. I stayed in one of these, the principal's office. The room was so large it echoed, with two single beds in the center and a traditional Japanese hearth on the other side. There was no toilet or bathroom inside. The entire campus shares bathrooms, and each of the two-story buildings has a kitchen/lounge at one end, where guests can chat or cook. This is a major highlight, as the guesthouse doesn't offer catering services; guests can eat out, buy takeout, or cook their own meals. It's highly recommended to buy groceries at the market while driving and cook on campus. The kitchen is fully equipped; everything you can think of, and even things you haven't, is there waiting to be used. You can also take your cooked food back to your room to enjoy at your leisure. Strolling through the campus at night feels like stepping back in time, as if returning to your school days. The corridors, basketball courts, and auditorium all feel real, constantly reminding you of your student days. The school's location is excellent; it's basically just around the corner from the entrance to Magome-juku. Magome-juku is a cluster of settlements built uphill, with houses cascading down the mountainside in a charming, picturesque way. Those with a good stamina can even hike directly to Tsumago-juku, a journey of about 8 kilometers and three to four hours, enjoying the beautiful natural scenery of Kiso-ji along the way. On the return trip, you can take the shuttle bus between Magome-juku and Tsumago-juku – a relaxing and beneficial activity. On the day I left the school, I happened to encounter a group of elementary school students being led by their teachers on an activity. Apparently, the school actually rents out its facilities to educational organizations – how considerate! One of the main reasons I chose this guesthouse/school was that it could serve as a base for my trip. There are numerous attractions in both directions, such as Ena Gorge and Ryujin Falls, and you can continue north to famous tourist destinations like Hida-Takayama, Shirakawa-go, Gero Onsen, Korankei, Eihoji Temple, and Inuyama Castle. My entire trip was planned based on this, and I'd like to share it with you all. However, before that, I'd like to introduce the guesthouse school's information for your reference. Lodging Location: Magome-juku (Magno-sato School) Location: 43-banme, Nakasugawa City, Gifu Prefecture Post station "Magno-juku" Contact: 0573-69-5006 Price: Shared dormitory (bunk beds) / ¥6500 Room (two single beds) / ¥7500 Double room (two single beds) / ¥9000 Website: https://www.furusatoggakkou.com

🗺️【Itinerary】 Day 1: Chubu Centrair International Airport - Magome-Furusato School Day 2: Magome-Furusato School - Magome-juku - Tsumago-juku - Yuusakaya Valley - Ena Gorge - Ena Gorge Observatory - Yuumori Valley - Ryujin Falls - Magome-Furusato School Day 3: Magome-Furusato School - Hida Highlands - Okuhida Onsen-kyo - Shukubo - Takayama Zenkoji Temple Day 4: Shukubo - Takayama Zenkoji Temple - Shirakawa-go - Takayama-Kami-Sannomachi Old Town - Takayama Jinya - Shukubo - Takayama Zenkoji Temple Day 5: Shukubo - Takayama Zenkoji Temple - Kogei-zan - Eihoji Temple - Korangei - Ryusenji Onsen - Inuyama Yurakuen Garden Hotel Indigo by IHG Day Day 6: Inuyama Yurakuen Garden Hotel by IHG - Museum, Meiji Village, Inuyama Castle, Inuyama Castle Town - Inuyama Yurakuen Garden Hotel by IHG Day 7: Inuyama Yurakuen Garden Hotel by IHG - Osu Shopping Street - MITSUI OUTLET PARK, Jazz Dream Nagashima (Outlet Mall) - Chubu Centrair International Airport 📍【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Ena Gorge 2. Ena Gorge Observatory 3. Yumori Valley 4. Yumorikeikoku Camping Ground 5. Ryujin Waterfalls 6. Magome-juku 7. Hida Highlands 8. Okuhida Onsen-kyo 9. Shirakawa-go 10. Takayama-kami Sannomachi Old Town 11. Takayama Jinya 12. Kogei-zan, Eihoji Temple 13. Korankei 14. Ryusenji Onsen 15. Museum 16. Meiji Village 17. Inuyama Castle 18. Inuyama Castle Town 19. Osu Shopping Street 20. MITSUI OUTLET PARK (Jazz Dream Nagashima Outlet) 11. Chubu Centrair International Airport 🥘【Must-Try Food】 Hida Beef 🏠【Accommodation Recommendations】 1. Magome 1. Shukubo (Takayama Zenkoji Temple) 2. Inuyama Yurakuen Garden Hotel Indigo by IHG 📷【Photo Spots】 1. Magome-juku 2. Tsumago-juku 3. Korankei 4. Inuyama Castle 📣【Tips】 Mago-furusato School

[Catholic Tajimi Church Divine Word Monastery] 📍Location: Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture 《Access》 About 24 minutes walk from the south exit of Tajimi Station 🕰️Business hours: 9:00-16:00 ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ One of only five monasteries in the country Built by Father Mohr of Germany, this Baroque church features white walls and a red roof. It is currently used as a training ground for seminarians. Unfortunately, photography is not allowed inside the chapel. And it is the only monastery in Japan that brews wine. The grapes grown in the vast fields are brewed and turned into "monastery wine," which is widely loved as a wine made in Tajimi. It seems that a wine festival is also held once a year. #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Gifu #Monastery #Only #Tajimi

[Ceramic Park MINO] 📍Location: 4-2-5 Higashimachi, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture 《Access》 Bus stop: Cera Park Contemporary Ceramic Art Museum Exit / About 12 minutes on foot from the Totetsu bus 🕰️Opening hours: 8:00-21:00 ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ Located in Tajimi City, the birthplace of Mino ware, this comprehensive museum and museum is a place where people gather and interact through ceramics. The ceiling of the tunnel-shaped entrance has a futuristic design with many pieces of ceramic embedded in it The building itself is at a high altitude, has a great view, and makes the sky feel close to you. A wide range of works are on display, from works by Living National Treasures to everyday ceramics. There is also a pottery museum where you can experience making pottery, a museum shop, and a restaurant. #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Gifu #Tajimi #CeramicPark #Ceramics

[Toshoken] 📍Location: 2127-1 Kasahara-cho, Tajimi-shi, Gifu 《Access》 30 minutes from Tajimi IC on the Chuo Expressway towards Kasahara 20 minutes from Toki-Tajimi IC on the Tokaido Expressway towards the Tajimi City Mosaic Tile Museum 🕰️Business hours: 9:00-18:00 Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ 3 minutes walk from the Mosaic Tile Museum Here you can find Japanese sweets made from "edible mosaic tiles." Tile art on the wall of the shop. It's a great spot for Instagram. "Tile Manju" with a tile-shaped skin "Edible Mosaic Tiles" are Mona in various flavors "Color" to commemorate the opening of the museum The mosaic tile-like confections were also delicious. There are also decorations made with tiles in the shop There are other tile spots scattered around the shop as well. It really feels like this is the best city for mosaic tiles in Japan #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Gifu #Tajimi #MosaicTileMuseum #JapaneseConfectionery

[Tajimi City Mosaic Tile Museum] 📍Location: 2082-5 Kasahara-cho, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture 《Access》 Bus stop: Mosaic Tile Museum / About 0 minutes on foot from Totetsu bus 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 Closed on Mondays Admission fee: 310 yen, free for high school students and younger ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ Kasahara-cho, Tajimi City, is the largest mosaic tile production area in Japan The interior of the museum was designed by world-renowned architect Terunobu Fujimori He also designed the grass roof of La Collina Omihachiman The museum has over 10,000 items in its collection, including mosaic tile products, sample mounts, tools, and fragments of walls from precious buildings. The museum shop and experience workshop on the first floor, and the latest tile exhibition room on the second floor are free to enter, while admission to the third and fourth floors is required. Climbing the kiln-like stairs leading to the fourth floor, you will find a light-filled exhibition room with pure white mosaic tiles. The first thing you see is a "tile curtain." In the center of the room is bamboo-like tile art. At the experience workshop, you can make your own original work by sticking tiles on your favorite accessories for just one coin. They also sell accessories made with tiles, tiles used in the interior of the building, and items that can be used in a variety of ways depending on your ideas. You can fill up your bag with tiles of various colors and shapes for just 550 yen! It's a great deal. It can be a great summer vacation assignment for your children, or a memory. #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Gifu #Tajimi #PhotogenicSpots #MosaicTileMuseum

⛰️: Tajimi Mosaic Tile Museum 📍Location: 2082-5 Kasahara-cho, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture 🕰️Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM ____________________________________________ A unique and slightly unusual building suddenly appears in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture. This is the "Tajimi Mosaic Tile Museum." The building's design is said to be the work of architect Terunobu Fujimori. Inside, you'll find numerous exhibits and galleries about mosaic tiles, and you can even try making coasters with mosaic tiles! ☝🏻⭐️

🎨 [Gifu/Tajimi Lisa Larson Exhibition] A journey to discover the "unknown creations" behind the cuteness Lisa Larson (1931–2024), Sweden's leading ceramicist. The Gifu Prefectural Museum of Contemporary Ceramic Art (Tajimi) is shedding light on the "unknown world of creativity" with an exhibition of about 250 pieces, including not only her masterpieces, but also sketches from her student days, one-of-a-kind unique pieces, and glass works.  . ⸻ 🌟Features and highlights ・As per the theme of **“Seen and Unseen”, the exhibition is structured so that you can feel the trial and error and creative story behind the adorable animal works  •There are rare works that you don't usually see, such as the first public exhibition of "Unknown Animals"  •There is also a **gallery talk (Sundays from 14:00)** by the curator, a chance to learn about the background of the artist directly  ⸻ 🚉Access •Nearest station: About 15 minutes by bus from the south exit of "Tajimi Station" on the JR Chuo Main Line and Taita Line (get off at "Cera Park Contemporary Ceramic Art Museum Exit")  •By car: Free parking available at Ceramic Park MINO •Easy to access by parking and public transportation, and convenient for strolling around Mino ware town. ⸻ 🌿Recommended seasons and ways to enjoy •**Summer to early autumn (opening to the end of August)** is the best time to visit: it's less crowded and you can relax and enjoy the museum •Weekday mornings are recommended. On weekends, you can also participate in gallery talks ◎ •After entering, check out the limited edition goods and catalogs at the museum shop to commemorate your trip ⸻ 🎟Experience events •Kids' Centipede (July 27th and 28th): A kids' room with audio, perfect for families    •Pottery workshop (July 20th, August 17th): A full-scale workshop under the guidance of a potter (separate participation fee)  ⸻ 👣Travel tips •There are plenty of craft experience facilities around Tajimi, such as "Ceramic Park MINO". We recommend combining sightseeing with the Mino ware experience. •A walk along the river outside the museum and a visit to local cafes are also recommended. •On the way back, you can also visit the ceramic shops and walk around the town around Tajimi Station to make a memory of your trip. ⸻ This exhibition will make you smile and enjoy Lisa Larson's creative world with a nostalgic feeling. "Not only sharing the present, but also encountering the artist's footsteps." Such an experience will surely leave an aftertaste of your trip. 🌱 ⸻ #LisaLarsonExhibition #GifuMuseumofContemporaryCeramicArt #TajimiTrip #CeramicsExhibition #SawandUnseen #CeramicsExperience #ContemporaryCeramics #MinoWareTrip #TRIP #DomesticTrip #SoloTrip #CoupleTrip #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #TravelTips

#DomesticTravelTactics Mosaic Tile Museum in Tajimi City. The Mosaic Tile Museum is located in Kasahara-cho, Tajimi City, the birthplace of mosaic tiles and the largest producer in Japan. You can learn about the history of mosaic tiles and experience using tiles. The building, which is made of large, curved clay walls, is also a popular photo spot. In the tile-making experience, you can make coasters and photo frames using tiles. Make your own original coaster to remember your trip. 📍2082-5 Kasahara-cho, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture 507-0901 Ticket: 500 yen Time: 9:00-17:00 Tile experience workshop Reception hours on the day: 9:00-15:30 (may end earlier depending on congestion) Time required: 30 minutes to 1 hour Fee: 500 yen #Gifu

#0yenspringtrip In spring, Kokeisan-cho is filled with the beautiful pink cherry blossoms! Eiho-ji Temple, located nearby, is a temple built in the Kamakura period and known for its national treasure Kannon-do Hall and beautiful gardens. The fresh greenery and autumn leaves are of course beautiful, but the cherry blossom season is exceptional, and you can spend a relaxing time that will lighten your heart. If you take a leisurely walk surrounded by the murmuring of the river and the singing of the birds, you will feel as if time has stopped. It is the perfect spot for people who want to enjoy a quiet cherry blossom viewing, and for history buffs! 📍Basic information (check the website for the latest information) ✴︎Address: 1-40 Kokeisan-cho, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture ✴︎Access: 25 minutes on foot from JR Tajimi Station on the Chuo Main Line (5 minutes by taxi) ✴︎Admission: Free on the grounds (donations accepted) ✴︎Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (the Kannon Hall may not be open to the public)

Opened just three years ago! The newly renovated store is stocked with original breads that you won't find anywhere else! The recommendation is the sweet potato cream cheese! (When I went in the evening, it was almost sold out!) This bakery focuses on savory breads such as garlic soy sauce chicken bread and soy sauce butter corn. There are tables and seats on the second floor, and a toaster is also available so you can warm up your bread and enjoy a leisurely brunch! 📍2-81 Ichinokura-cho, Tajimi-shi, Gifu-ken 507-0814 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-18:00