Yoro Park

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A vast park famous for the "Yoro Falls," where legend says the water once turned into sake to reward a filial son. The park also features the "Site of Reversible Destiny," an avant-garde art installation that challenges your balance and perspective. Blending traditional nature with surreal modern art, this park offers a unique experience. It is a popular destination for families and art lovers seeking a blend of cultural myths and experimental outdoor design.

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養老天命反転地 バーチャルツアー / Virtual tour of the site of Reversible Destiny-Yoro

養老天命反転地 バーチャルツアー / Virtual tour of the site of Reversible Destiny-Yoro

Yoro Park

Visiting Yoro Park & Yoro Falls, Gifu | Japan 360º VR TOUR

Visiting Yoro Park & Yoro Falls, Gifu | Japan 360º VR TOUR

Gifu Prefectural Tourism Federation

Yoro Park

Address
1298-2 Takabayashi, Yoro-cho, Yoro-gun, Gifu
Website
https://www.yoro-park.com/
Operator
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