Gujo Hachiman Castle: Start the day with a visit to this beautifully reconstructed castle, offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding mountains.

Historic Town Walk: Stroll through the well-preserved streets of Gujo Hachiman, exploring traditional houses, shops, and waterways.

Sogi-sui Spring: Visit this famous spring, one of Japan’s top 100 sources of natural spring water, and enjoy the tranquil environment.

Sample Food Replica Workshop: Experience making your own food replicas at one of the workshops in town, a unique craft Gujo is known for.

Gujo Odori Dance Festival: Running from mid-July to early September, this is one of Japan’s largest and most famous dance festivals. The festival features nightly traditional dances, where locals and visitors alike can join in, celebrating with music and dance that continue until the early hours of the morning during the Obon week.

Autumn Leaves Festival: As summer transitions into autumn, Gujo hosts the Autumn Leaves Festival in late October to November, celebrating the stunning fall foliage with special events, illuminations, and cultural performances, making it a beautiful time to visit the town and its surrounding nature.