風景優美可以看到北阿爾卑斯山脈,秋天紅葉相當美。
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Ena Gorge
The beauty of the valley spreads out from season to season.
This artificial lake was created by damming the Kiso River with the Oi Dam about 100 years ago. Both sides of the canyon are lined with strange and monstrous rocks, creating a breathtaking view of the canyon. In spring, about 200 cherry trees bloom in the Sazanami Square, and the lake is vividly colored with fresh greenery in early summer and colored leaves in autumn. The lake is also a popular spot for bird watching, with mandarin ducks, starlings, and a variety of migratory birds flying in during the winter, making it a great place to enjoy the seasonal scenery.
In March 2020, the "plaza" and "promenade" of Ena Gorge will be renovated. At Momosuke Plaza, playground equipment will be installed so that parents and children can enjoy the feel of the surrounding nature. You can sit on the new wooden deck and watch the scenery by the lake and forget about time. Also stop by the visitor center to learn about the history of Ena Gorge.
Many festivals and events such as illuminations throughout the year. There are also many sightseeing spots in the area, so be sure to check them out.
Highlights
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The beauty of the canyon is breathtaking.
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The plaza, promenade, and visitor center will be renovated in March 2020.
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We recommend you take a sightseeing boat and enjoy the strange rocks and stones on both sides of the river.
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There are many sightseeing spots in the area, such as amusement parks and restaurants.
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Reviews
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Yee Ming
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Ann Chan
很安靜的峽谷地形,可以搭乘遊船也可以乘坐空中纜車來欣賞。
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Shakun Tse
搭船在湖面上遊覽風景很不錯。
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Ctly
前往黑部立山旅遊行程中順道去參觀,斷崖絕壁上有很多奇岩怪石,風景算是漂亮,可惜櫻花季節已過。
Details
- Name in Japanese
- 恵那峡
- Postal Code
- 509-7201
- Address
- 2709-79 Oicho, Ena City, Gifu
- Telephone number
- 0573-32-1790 (Ena Gorge Visitor Center)
- Admission
- Free
- Regular Closures
- None
- Open Hours
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Not Specified
*Please refer to the official website for details of each facility. - Access
- Approximately 15 minutes by bus from Ena Station
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)