Sakahogi

Sakahogi is a small town in Kamo district, Mie Prefecture, serving as a local administrative and residential hub for the surrounding rural area. The settlement features traditional neighborhoods, local shops, and public facilities that serve the community's everyday needs.

The town developed as a local administrative center in the Kamo region, shaping the area's economic and social structure over time. It has adapted to modern needs while maintaining its role as a community hub throughout its history.

Visitors should expect a typical small Japanese town with a slower pace, where local shops and public services handle everyday needs. The area is easy to navigate on foot, with clear local layouts that make exploring straightforward.

Location: Kamo district

Inception: April 1, 1897

Shares border with: Kakamigahara, Seki, Minokamo, Kani, Inuyama

Website: https://town.sakahogi.gifu.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.42669,136.98533

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:20