Ena

Ena Valley is situated in the eastern piece of Gifu and extends from Oi Dam on the Kiso River to the upper ranges of the Nakatsu River.

The valley has sharp precipices with numerous surprisingly molded stones and shakes that were made by disintegration.

"Kasa Iwa umbrella shake" is an uncommon shake arrangement that looks as though it is puncturing the ground and has been assigned as a characteristic landmark.

"Beni Iwa red shake," is secured completely by a rosy dark colored greenery and is another exceptional shake that speaks to the valley.

Ena Valley is likewise mainstream for its view. The encompassing cherry trees, azalea, and pre-winter leaves increase the magnificence of the stream valley.

Ena Valley can likewise be delighted in from the touring water crafts on the river.To the south of Ena Valley runs the Nakasendo a noteworthy roadway that once associated Tokyo and Kyoto. Guests can encounter life along this noteworthy roadway with a trek to the previous posting town of Magome-juku.