Anpachi district, Administrative district in Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Anpachi district is an administrative area in Gifu Prefecture that comprises three towns: Anpachi, Godo, and Wanouchi. These places lie in southwestern Japan and are characterized by fertile plains where rice is the primary crop.
Anpachi district was established on February 18, 1879, when Japan reformed its local administrative structures during the Meiji period. This restructuring shaped the nation's modern governance framework.
The towns in this district maintain farming traditions rooted in rice cultivation, which shapes daily life and the look of the land. Agriculture remains central to how people here work and live.
The area is well connected through the Meishin Expressway and National Route 21, making travel between the three towns straightforward. Visitors will find good road access when exploring this rural region.
The Solar Ark, a 300-meter-long solar power facility, demonstrates the region's commitment to renewable energy. This remarkable installation blends modern technology with the rural character of the area.
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