Step Back in Time to Japan’s Edo Period
A Sacred Mountain Where Nature and Faith Live Side by Side
Katsudon with a sauce made of the local foodstuff of Komagane.
Kurobuta pork meets burdocks, and here comes a new specialty dish in Minamishinshu!
A don with cherry pink high-grade horsemeat. Such varieties are only in Nagano?
In the area in Kiso, not Chimaki and Kashiwa-mochi, but Hobamaki
A staple dish for celebrations
Event food in Otaki-mura and food for “Hare”
A Mountain Town Where Nature and History Live On
A Scenic Rest Stop on the Kiso Road with Magnificent Views of Mount Ontake
A Scenic Highland Stop with Views of Mount Kiso-Komagatake
A Historic Post Town with a Famous Edo-Period Checkpoint
A Historic Residence and Checkpoint that Tell the Story of Kiso’s Role on the Nakasendo
A Historic Zen Temple Surrounded by the Natural Beauty of Kiso
A Historic Zen Temple Surrounded by the Nature of Kiso
A Historic Temple Connected with Kiso Yoshinaka
A Scenic Journey Above the Clouds
A Historic Western-Style Building Telling the Story of Kiso Forestry
Discover the Edo-Period Checkpoint on the Nakasendo
A Spectacular Summit of the Central Alps
A Historic Waterfall Immortalized in Art and Poetry
A Historic Temple Beside the Legendary Nezame-no-Toko
A Spectacular Gorge Carved by the Kiso River
A Healing Forest Filled with Kiso Hinoki Fragrance
A Mountain Retreat Surrounded by the Kiso River and Forested Peaks
A Sacred Mountain Village at the Foot of Mount Ontake
A Kiso Town Where Historic Post Towns and Nature Remain
A Historic Wooden Suspension Bridge from the Taisho Era
A Spectacular Waterfall Trail in the Mountains of Kiso
A Sacred Place of Ontake Mountain Worship
A Historic Post Town Preserving the Spirit of the Kiso Road
A Historic Post Town of Winding Streets
A Mystical Gorge of Brilliant Blue Waters
A Mountain Village at the Source of the Kiso River
A Historic Post Town on the Nakasendo