Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park

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Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park

An urban park designed around the concept of a satoyama landscape where people and nature coexist.

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Gifu Seiryu Satoyama Park, operated under contract by the SHIDAX Group, was designed to evoke a satoyama landscape where people and nature coexist, offering visitors a nostalgic atmosphere. The park features a relocated wooden school building, terraced rice paddies, tea fields, and thatched-roof houses, providing a firsthand look at traditional satoyama nature and culture.

The park also features seasonal flower fields filled with cosmos, rapeseed blossoms, and sunflowers; Satoyama Fureai Farm, where visitors can take guided horseback rides and feed goats and sheep; and an adventure park with attractions such as the Chukyo region’s longest zip line, stretching 333 meters. There is plenty to do throughout the day.

The park also offers a wide range of dishes showcasing local ingredients. Be sure to try specialties found only in Gifu Prefecture, including Hida beef and Buono Pork.
After a full day at the park, visitors can unwind with a soak in the spacious open-air bath at Satoyama no Yu.

Highlights

  • A park with the nostalgic atmosphere of a traditional satoyama landscape.
  • Activities such as a zip line, along with playground attractions including grass sledding.
  • Seasonal flower fields and opportunities to interact with adorable animals.
  • Dishes made with ingredients unique to Gifu, including Hida beef and Buono Pork.
  • Finish the day with a relaxing soak in the open-air bath.

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  • At the park entrance is a large tree-shaped playground structure inspired by traditional Gifu umbrellas.

    At the park entrance is a large tree-shaped playground structure inspired by traditional Gifu umbrellas.

  • Flowers bloom throughout the four seasons.

    Flowers bloom throughout the four seasons.

  • Kaiko no Ie features exhibits on traditional lifestyles and silkworm cultivation.

    Kaiko no Ie features exhibits on traditional lifestyles and silkworm cultivation.

  • Yamabiko School, a relocated wooden school building constructed during the Meiji period.

    Yamabiko School, a relocated wooden school building constructed during the Meiji period.

  • Visitors can also feed the animals.

    Visitors can also feed the animals.

  • Satoyama no Yu features a spacious open-air bath.

    Satoyama no Yu features a spacious open-air bath.

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Details

Name in Japanese
ぎふ清流里山公園
Postal Code
505-0003
Address
2292-1 Yamanoue-cho, Minokamo City, Gifu Prefecture
Phone
0574-23-0066
Admission
Free
Some facilities within the park charge separate fees.
Closed on
Open year-round (closed Wednesdays from December through February)
Hours
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (closes at 5:00 p.m. from November through February)
Access
About 10 minutes by bus or taxi from JR Mino-Ota Station.
Official website
Official website
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