Gifu, a small but clean and beautiful city near Nagoya

When I went to Nagoya, I wanted to visit Gifu, so I went there for about 3 nights and 4 days~ The weather was bad that day, so it rained on the first day, but since the air was definitely clean, even that rain felt like a shower~ The accommodation felt old, but it was a place that was comfortable and not at all inconvenient from the outside to the inside! There were almost no trains in Gifu, and most of the time I traveled by bus, but since the buses in Japan were strictly on time, I was able to use them without any inconvenience~ (Gifu buses were boarded at the front and got off at the back!) Gifu Castle was built on top of a mountain, so if you look at it from Gifu City, you can see the castle on top of the mountain~ After taking the cable car up, you had to walk for about 10 more minutes to reach your destination. There was also a cable car fee and Gifu Castle admission fee, so you should prepare money! The view from there was spectacular enough to see the entire Gifu City, and a cool breeze blew enough to blow away the hot feeling. After that, I walked to Inaba Shrine for about 10 minutes. It was getting dark in the evening, and I was alone at the large shrine, but it was a place where I could organize my complicated thoughts in silence rather than fear. The food was no different from the food in Japan, but I could feel the pleasure of savoring the taste of traditional Japanese food by visiting an old restaurant. 😊 Will I visit again? Of course, I want to visit Gifu again. It takes about 30 minutes by express train to Nagoya, so it's easy to get around, and there are many places to play, such as izakayas! (The atmosphere of Kabukicho is small, but there were entertainment spots!) The 3-night, 4-day Gifu trip was leisurely and relaxing, and I was able to enjoy it comfortably in a healing atmosphere~ Why don't you try a Gifu trip too? I recommend it🫡