Gujō

The cityscape of Gujo features numerous waterways and channels flowing through its streets, creating an intricate network of water distribution systems.

The establishment of Gujo as a modern city occurred in 2004 through the consolidation of several towns and villages within the Gujo District.

The Gujo Odori Festival extends across 31 nights from July to September, with participants performing traditional dances at various locations throughout the city.

The Nagaragawa Railway Etsumi-Nan Line connects Gujo to major transportation hubs, while multiple national routes provide access to neighboring regions.

Gujo maintains its position as a primary manufacturer of food replicas in Japan, offering workshops where visitors create their own wax models.

Location: Gifu Prefecture

Inception: March 1, 2004

Website: https://www.city.gujo.gifu.jp/

Shares border with: Takayama, Seki, Mino, Gero, Ono

Website: https://city.gujo.gifu.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.74856,136.96433

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:26