GujÅ, Gifu
Gujō (Japanese郡 上市, -shi) is a city in the Japanese prefecture of Gifu.
History
On 1 March 2004, the city Gujō from the three communities Hachiman (八 幡 町, chō ), Yamato (大 和 町, chō ) and Shirotori (白鸟 町, chō ) and the four villages Takasu (高 鹫 村, -mura was ), Minami (美 并 村, -mura ), MEIHO明 宝 村, -mura ) and Wara和 良 村, -mura ) of the district Gujō formed ( (.
Geography
Gujō is located north of Nagoya and Gifu, and south of Takayama.
The river Nagara flows through the city from north to south.
Attractions
In Gujō the castle Gujō - Hachiman is (郡 上 八 幡 城, Gujō - Hachiman- jo ).
Traffic
The city is connected to the Tokai - Hokuriku Expressway and the National Roads 156, 158, 256 and 472. The station is located on the Nagatetsu Etsuminan line.
Adjacent Cities and Towns
Gujō borders Takayama, Mino, Gero, Seki and Ōno.