[Gujo Hachiman Castle, Gifu] The oldest wooden castle in Japan has been renovated.

Towering over Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture, Gujo Hachiman Castle is a renowned castle known as "Japan's oldest reconstructed wooden castle." Built atop the small mountain of Mt. Hachiman, it offers a mystical appearance floating amid a sea of ​​clouds on autumn mornings, earning it the nickname "Castle in the Sky." The summit is accessible by car, offering panoramic views of Gujo Castle Town and the Nagara River. The beautiful white walls shining in the morning sun make it a must-see spot for photography enthusiasts.

The castle interior, with its reconstructed wooden structure, exudes a warmth, and is home to a wealth of historical exhibits and materials related to Gujo culture. The items related to the castle's lord, Endo Yoshitaka, are particularly notable. At the foot of the mountain, the old townscape of Gujo Hachiman unfolds, where you can also enjoy cultural experiences such as the Gujo Dance and food sample making.

📌 Useful Information
Address: 659 Ichinohira, Yanagimachi, Hachiman-cho, Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture
Access: Approximately 10 minutes by car from Gujo Hachiman Station on the Nagaragawa Railway
Admission Fee: ¥320 for Adults / ¥150 for Children
Parking: Available (near the trailhead)
Best Time to See the Sea of ​​Clouds: Early Morning, October–December

Why not look down on the town of Gujo from this mountain castle, where history and nature blend together? The castle floating in the morning mist is an unforgettable sight.

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Post by Travel tiger | Oct 22, 2025