Small Historical Footprints on the Bank of the Kiso River

The small ferry across the Kiso River stands quietly, but there you can feel the long history. The remains of Komazuka Ferry Crossing was the starting point of the Komazuka Highway leading to the Takehana area, and it was a ferry crossing site developed in the Edo period.

Access to Feel the History

The remains of Komazuka Ferry Crossing is located in a quiet residential area slightly away from the center of Hashima City, Gifu Prefecture. It is easily accessible, about a 20-minute walk from the nearest station. It is recommended to stroll while enjoying the scenery along the Kiso River.

Landscape Where the Past and Present Intersect

The remains of the crossing indicates the location where there was once a dock. The remaining cobblestones along the bank tell the tale. In the nearby Tomita area on the opposite bank, the milestone along the old highway remains, creating a landscape that transcends time.

Opportunity to Learn About Local History

By visiting this small historic site, you can touch the history and culture that has been deeply embedded by the local people. It would be interesting to imagine the lives of the people in a serene atmosphere.

It has a charm different from a tourist attraction and is a spot where you can enjoy a little exploration. Why not take a leisurely stroll, imagining the small footprints of history?