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Yamagata City, Gifu Prefecture
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Local cuisine・Local delicacies
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official name：山 sanmu 務
Yamasanmu
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Basic Information
- Name
- 山 sanmu 務
- Location
- 〒501-2258 310-2, Nakahora, Yamagata-shi, Gifu
More details
- Business Hours
- Business 9:30-21:00 Lunch 11:30? 14:00 Reservation required except lunch
Nearby Highlights
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Caves
Gyotokuiwa (Mugi River)
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Other famous places
Tomb of Mitsuhide Akechi (Kikyozuka)
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Shrine
Nakadong Hakusan Shrine
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Flowers・Plants
Miyama no Mori Firefly
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Local cuisine・Local delicacies
Asahi Kaikan
Gifu Prefecture｜Seki City
Flowers・Plants
Mt. Hoki Katakuri no Sato
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Temples and Shrines・Buddhist Temples
Hydrangea Yamadera Sanko-ji Temple
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Lake
The pond at Sanko-ji Temple
Gifu Prefecture｜Seki City
Parks・Gardens
Taniguchi Mizube Park
Gifu Prefecture｜Seki City
Local cuisine・Local delicacies
Local food vine
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Mountain climbing・Hiking
To Okuwa Castle Hajikami Course (Hajikami Forest Road Trailhead)
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Other famous places
60,000 tombs
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Mountain climbing・Hiking
Okuwa Castle Hekenkyu Course (Koshiroyama Trailhead)
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Historic sites・Historic remains
The site of Shikoku moat
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Historic sites・Historic remains
Okuwa Castle Ruins (Koshiroyama)
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Flowers・Plants
Katakuri colony (Doshoji)
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Shrine
Shirayama Shrine (Yamano City, Gifu Prefecture)
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Temples and Shrines・Buddhist Temples
Nansenji Temple
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Flowers・Plants
A row of cherry blossom trees on the Toba River Cycling Road
Gifu Prefecture｜Yamagata City
Shrine
15 shrines