Mino Paper Art Village Project Studio
This traditional Japanese merchant house now is home to temporary art exhibitions. Exhibitions are held only a few days each month. The studio also offers art s
The town of Mino is well known for its paper (washi) making skill that has been passed down for many generations. Washi is a type of handmade Japanese paper that is made from the bark of trees or shrubs, dubbed one of UNESCO’s Intangible cultural heritage objects in 2014. The Former Imai Family Residence is noted to be where the Washi paper wholesaler, whom also served as the village headsman, lived from the end of the Edo period to 1941.
This traditional Japanese merchant house now is home to temporary art exhibitions. Exhibitions are held only a few days each month. The studio also offers art s
Established in 1912, this is a Japanese restaurant that serves a variety of noodles, rice bowls, teishoku (combination platters), and more. Sansui is closed eve
The city of Mino hosts a lantern festival each year. The small exhibit showcases the winning lanterns from previous years. The shop above the exhibit sells lant
This store is well known and recommended by many locals of the area. Mino is known as a merchant town and for having many "udatsu" roofings. Udatsu is a device
Creating handmade traditional paper lamps, this shop has been run by the same family for generations. Rantanya opens at 9am, but closing hours are irregular.
Located in the Mino Washi Japanese paper village of Mino City, this store produces handcrafted stationary items. The company, which was founded in 1902, has ove
Offering a barbecue and terrace, Guest House Warabi is located in Mino in the Gifu Region. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and free private parking
Hotel Route-Inn Seki features rooms with free wired internet, a free buffet breakfast and a spacious public bath. It's a 5-minute taxi ride from Seki Station on
Just a 2-minute walk from JR Mino-Ota Train Station Station, Hotel Route-Inn Minokamo boasts a spacious public bath, a sauna room and a relaxation lounge with m
A 3-minute taxi ride from both JR Sohara Station (Takayama Line) and Rokken Station (Meitetsu Kagamigahara Line), Hotel Route-Inn Kagamigahara provides comforta
Featuring indoor/outdoor baths which use natural hot spring water directly pumped from the source and stunning views of Nagara River, where the historical cormo
Overlooking the Kiso River, Hasshokaku Mizunowo is a 10-minute ride from Inuyama-yuen Train Station on the hotel’s free shuttle. It offers hot-spring baths and
The Former Kaneko Family Residence is a traditional townhouse from the late Edo-period, which is now turned into a museum.
The former Katayama Family Residence was built in 1759 and has prospered for more than 200 years thanks to the manufacturing and selling of red iron oxide.
The Takeishi's were a local farming family, and these buildings stand where their former residence was situated. The original buildings were first taken down to
Mino City in Gifu Prefecture is known for its washi paper, which is traditional Japanese paper. This museum focuses on this traditional craft and offers a paper
Ho'imai Gallery is a shop offering cat-related goods and the gallery corner also displays artworks related to cats.
With a layout based on a tight grid, Imai Town is a little encapsulated pocket of time showing authentic classical Edo residential architecture.