Category: Travel Guide
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The Morning Set Culture in Gifu: Discover Japan’s Unique Breakfast Tradition
One of the things I’ve grown to love about living in Gifu is the morning set culture. Unlike in other parts of Japan, where breakfast might mean grabbing an onigiri from the konbini, in Gifu it’s all about heading to a cozy kissaten (coffee shop) and enjoying a full plate of food that comes free…
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Gifu Station: More Than Just a Transit Stop
Gifu Station is often overlooked as just a stopover to Takayama or Shirakawa-go, but it’s full of history, food, and local culture. From Nobunaga’s golden statue outside to morning cafés, bentos, and izakaya, here’s why Gifu Station deserves more than a quick glance.
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Pascal Kiyomi Auto Campsite: Family Camping & River Fun in Gifu
Last August, when Japan’s summer heat climbed close to 40°C, my family and I escaped to the cool shade of Pascal Kiyomi Auto Campsite in Gifu. Nestled in the mountains, this campsite offered fresh air, tall trees, and a crystal-clear river perfect for swimming. With kushikatsu sizzling on the grill, kids laughing by the water,…
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Unwinding in Gifu: Our Night at an Italian-Inspired Izakaya
After a long week, my husband and I escaped to a cozy izakaya in Gifu. What we found was more than just Japanese pub food—Italian-inspired dishes like honey cheese pizza, Sicilian pepperoncino pasta, and crispy fried enoki made the night unforgettable.
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