Kawaramachi,Gifu
Kawaramachi,Gifu
Craftsmanship
Along the Nagara River
About CASA stella
CASA stella is a cultural and tourist facility located in the historic Kawaramachi district of Gifu City.
The building, once used as a warehouse connected to the production of traditional washi paper, has been carefully renovated into a welcoming space where visitors can experience local craftsmanship and culture.
Kawaramachi developed as a river port along the Nagara River. Natural materials were transported by boat,supporting traditional industries such as wagasa (Japanese umbrellas) and chōchin (paper lanterns),which remain symbols of the area’s heritage today.
Floor Guide
Floor Guide
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WEBWagasa CASA
a shop featuring traditional Japanese umbrellas made by local artisans.
- Business Hours
- 11:00〜18:00
- Closed
- Wed & Thu
- Phone
- 090-8335-9759
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WEBORGAN Kimono
a space offering vintage kimono sales and rental services.
- Business Hours
- [Walk-in Available] 11:00〜14:00
[Reservation Required] 9:30〜10:30／14:00〜18:00 - Closed
- Wed & Thu
- organkimonoonpaku.asia
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InstagramInstagramHIYASHI TANUKI TENGOKUKawaramachi
Soba Noodle Restaurant.
- Business Hours
- Weekdays 11:00〜17:00
Weekends & National Holidays 11:00〜14:30/17:00〜20:00 - Closed
- Thu
- Phone
- 070-6533-9233
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OZEKI Kawaramachi Gallery
showcasing traditional lanterns produced by Ozeki.
- Business Hours
- 11:00〜18:00
- Closed
- Wed & Thu
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AKARI gallery
displaying light sculptures by Isamu Noguchi made with washi paper.
- Business Hours
- 11:00〜18:00
- Closed
- Wed & Thu
Experiences
Experiences
CASA stella offers hands-on cultural experiences that allow visitors to engage with local craftsmanship:
Access
Access
CASA stella
6 Tamai-cho, Gifu City, Gifu 500-8008, Japan
Closed：Wed & Thu
(HIYASHI TANUKI TENGOKU is only closed on Thu.)
By busBy public transportation
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From JR Gifu Station, take a bus bound for Nagarabashi and walk approximately five minutes from the bus stop.
By carBy car
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Approximately 20 minutes from the Gifu-Kakamigahara Interchange on the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway.
Public parking is available nearby.
