Comfort Hotel Gifu is about a 2-minute walk from JR Gifu Station, so getting around is super convenient. It’s a great fit for both independent travelers and business stays.
The rates are affordable, and there’s a free breakfast buffet with plenty of options. The smoothies and local specialty dishes were especially nice. The cozy library café inside also has a great vibe, perfect for relaxing or getting some work done.
Overall, it’s a great-value hotel and definitely worth recommending.
Comfort Hotel Gifu | Review by Queenie
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Hachiman-bori Canal
Omihachiman city is located in the Koto area on the eastern shore of Lake Biwa in the central Shiga Prefecture. It is a scenic castle town where the blessings of Kokoku (Lake Country) and old and new Western and Japanese culture are alive.
Hachiman-bori really has the feel of an old Japanese street. Walking along the canal, you’ll see Edo-period buildings preserved on both sides, and every photo comes out with a great atmosphere.
Taking a small boat for a slow ride down the canal lets you feel even more of the former prosperity of the Omi merchants. It’s a soothing spot where you can slow down and really take everything in. -
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Kobe Anpanman Children’s Museum & Mall
This is a spot for children to meet their hero, Anpanman. The building is divided into two floors, with the museum on the second floor (admission fee applies) and a shopping mall on the first floor (free to enter).
On our second day in Kobe, our first stop was the long-awaited Kobe Anpanman Children’s Museum & Mall! As soon as we walked in, the place was filled with Anpanman and all the familiar characters. My little one was so excited, screaming with joy and smiling nonstop.
There were fun shows, interactive games, photo spots, and super cute limited-edition merchandise. Every corner made us want to take tons of pictures. It really felt like stepping into the world of the anime. It’s not just a paradise for kids—adults will find their inner child again, too.
If you have an Anpanman fan in the family, this is definitely a must-visit spot in Kobe. You’ll come away with so many wonderful memories! -
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Kanazawa Castle Park
In 1583 (the period of Tensho 11th), Toshiie Maeda entered this castle as the first feudal lord, since then this castle had been used by the Maeda family of Kaga Domain until the early time of the Meiji, later the ruin of this castle was reconstructed to use as a large park for citizens.
Kanazawa Castle Park is a classic must-see spot when visiting Kanazawa. It’s right next to Kenrokuen, so you can enjoy Japanese history and natural beauty in one trip.
The park grounds are spacious, and the well-preserved Ishikawa Gate, impressive stone walls, and reconstructed Hishi Yagura and Gojikken Nagaya are all well worth seeing. It really feels like stepping back into the Edo period.
Strolling along the lush green paths is beautiful both during the day and around sunset, and it’s a great place for photos. The cherry blossoms in spring and fall foliage in autumn are especially charming.
If you’re traveling independently in Kanazawa, I recommend visiting it together with Kenrokuen to experience the unique appeal of this historic city. -
