Things to do in Ogaki

Chiyoho Inari Shrine

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Legoland Japan Resort

•The exciting world of LEGO bricks •Fun for all ages, spend an awesome day with LEGO bricks together as a family •The park features approx. 17 million LEGO bricks, approx. 10,000 LEGO models, and numerous fun interactive adventure rides Legoland Japan Resort is located in the Nagoya Port area and is a dreamlike park built with more than 17 million LEGO bricks. Since opening in 2017, it has been hugely popular with children. With 8 themed areas of distinct character and more than 10,000 different LEGO models, both children and adults are sure to find their own patch of joy once they step into this colorful brick kingdom. Although the park does not cover a particularly large area, it still includes 8 main play zones: LEGO Factory, Bricktopia, Adventure Land, Knight's Kingdom, Pirate Shores, Miniland, LEGO City, and LEGO NINJAGO World. In addition, within the resort area where the park is located, there are well-equipped accommodation facilities — the Legoland Hotel, right at the main entrance, making check-in very convenient. △ In the Lego Factory Tour, you can witness the entire machine manufacturing process of the bricks used in the park and shops! △ Enter the world of Phantom Ninja and embark on an adventure with Kai, Nya, and their brave ninja companions! △ Work with family and friends to put out the fire in the burning building as quickly as possible!

Ogaki Castle

The castle tower of Ogaki Castle has four floors, which is extremely rare among castles in Japan, and the castle is loved by citizens as a symbol of "castle town Ogaki". In the Battle of Sekihara in 1600, Ogaki Castle was used as the base camp by Ishida Mitsunari of the Western Army. After the decisive troops moved to Sekihara, a heroic offensive and defensive battle was also launched here. After the end of the Warring States Period, Japan ushered in the Edo period. After 1635, the 11th generation of the Toda family inherited the position of the Lord of the Hundred Thousand Stones. The city was destroyed by war and was rebuilt in 1959.

Nangu Taisha

Yoro Falls

Yoro Park

Gifu Castle

Gifu Castle, which stands on the rock at the top of Mount Jinhua, is easy to defend and difficult to attack. It took Oda Nobunaga more than ten years to travel from Nagoya to Gifu (then called Inabayama Castle). Therefore, after the capture of Gifu, Nobunaga couldn't wait to move the city here, and changed its name to Gifu after King Wen of Zhou Fengming Qishan as an allusion; This is the starting point of Nobunaga's military deployment in the world, a historical freezing point that cannot be missed. The present Gifu Castle is a 3-story 4-story castle rebuilt in 1956. There is a historical exhibition room in the castle and an observation deck upstairs. From the observation deck, you can overlook the Nagara River and the rolling mountains to the north. You can also enjoy the beautiful night view from the observation deck.

The Site of Reversible Destiny Yoro Park

Sunomata-ichiyajo-Castle (Ogaki City Sunomata Historical Museum)

According to legend, Sumata Castle was built overnight in the ninth year of Yonglu (1566) by Oda Nobunaga's subordinate Tokichiro Kinoshita (Hideyoshi Hideyoshi, Hideyoshi Toyotomi). The location is down the right bank of the Nagara River in Mino.

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Universal Studios Japan

Here you'll find not only heart-pounding attractions themed around Hollywood blockbuster movies, but also live shows featuring popular cartoon characters—fun for everyone from kids to adults! This is home to the world's first Nintendo theme park, where you can immerse yourself in the world of Super Mario! Here we have holiday-exclusive parades and float tours! Everyone here is the star—join the passionate parade, ignite your excitement together, and feel full of energy! Located in OsakaUniversal Studios Japan("Universal Studios Japan") is one of the Universal Studios theme parks. It opened in 2001 and is a classic and wonderful world of fun in the hearts of many visitors. Its design is similar to Universal Studios Orlando in the United States, and it features popular areas such as "Jurassic Park," "Hollywood," and "Waterworld." With more than 60 fun attractions, you can keep playing and exploring all day long. Universal Studios JapanThere are also much-loved themed IP areas such as "Super Nintendo World (Mario/Super Mario)", "Minions", and "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter". Whether you're having fun interacting with the Minions, racing through the Mario Kart adventure, or weaving through the magical world of Hogwarts, these are all wonderfully unforgettable experiences. △The Nintendo area is a collaboration between Nintendo andUniversal Studios JapanThe world's first Nintendo theme park, jointly built, features the globally popular Super Mario as its main character. It offers a 1:1 ultra-realistic recreation of Bowser's Castle, Princess Peach's Castle, and the Mushroom Kingdom from the game, allowing you to immerse yourself in the world of Super Mario! △"Despicable Me Minion Mayhem" and "Freeze Ray Sliders" pull you into the Minions' gigantic chaos and whip up a heatwave! A huge swarm of Minions is running wild and turning everything upside down in every street, alley, and corner! In the joyful and boisterous Minion Park, every visitor can't help but join in the mischievous mayhem! △Welcome to the magnificent area—The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™, which faithfully recreates the world of the Harry Potter™ stories with overwhelming scale and meticulous attention to every detail. The towering Hogwarts™ castle stands tall, and in front of it lies the vast Hogsmeade™ where wizards live, along with many ride attractions and various shops. Here, you can step into "that world" from the films, as if everything is happening right before your eyes.