Atago Park

At Atago Park in Gujo City, you can see beautiful cherry blossoms that have been designated as one of the top 33 cherry blossom viewing spots in Gifu Prefecture. In spring, around 80 cherry blossom trees bloom around Katsugun Pond. Especially noteworthy is the "Sumizome Cherry Blossom," which is over 400 years old. Its black appearance stands out even from afar and attracts visitors. In addition, the park features other attractions such as the weeping cherry tree that has been living for over 800 years and the nearly 700 Somei Yoshino cherry blossom trees. You can also enjoy historical buildings such as Inari Shrine and Entsu Pavilion within the park!

At Atago Park in Gujo City, the historical Atago Shrine stands alongside a beautiful cherry blossom-lined path, which has been selected as one of Gifu Prefecture's top 33 cherry blossom viewing spots. In spring, around 80 cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, and the natural scenery, such as the stone-carved Thirty-three Kannon and the Moriaogaeru seen at the Katsugun Pond, is breathtaking. Moreover, there is a path leading from the worship hall to the main hall, which can be reached by climbing a steep stone staircase. By strolling through this historical building and natural landscape, you can enjoy a full day without getting bored!

Katsugun Pond in Gujo City's Atago Park is known as a habitat for the Moriagaeru frog. This species is found throughout Japan, but is a valuable presence as it is increasingly at risk of extinction. These blue-green frogs lay their eggs on trees near the water's edge, creating egg masses. They have also been designated as a natural monument in Gifu Prefecture, and are attracting attention for their rarity in laying eggs near humans. Why not visit Atago Park to search for the Moriagaeru frog, which coexists beautifully with nature?

At Atago Park in Gujo City, the stone-made 33 Kannon statues and picturesque views are the main attraction. In spring, 80 cherry blossom trees bloom beautifully, making it one of the 33 famous cherry blossom spots in Gifu Prefecture. You can also enjoy the rich natural ecosystem, including ink-stained cherry blossoms and Japanese tree frogs. In addition, there are historical buildings such as Inari Shrine and Entsu Pavilion scattered throughout the park, making it a wonderful spot where you can feel both nature and history at the same time!

From the eaves of Enotokaku, located in Atago Park in Gujo City, elegant scenery unfolds. Along with the stone-made 33 Kannon, the Moriaogaeru seen in Katsugun Pond is also part of it. This breathtaking view, set against a backdrop of cherry blossom trees, soothes the heart and makes you forget about time. Why not spend a special moment away from everyday life in this beautiful spot where nature and history intertwine?