rice fields around historical japanese village shirakawa gifu prefecture japan

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Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village. Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village. Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village. Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rice fields around Historical Japanese Village.Shirakawa-go,Gifu Prefecture, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Traditional Japanese village houses with steep thatched roofs and wooden frames, typical of Shirakawa-go, are set against a lush forest backdrop. The structures are triangular, designed to withstand heavy snowfall. A hedge runs in front of the buildings, separating them from a grassy area. The mountainous terrain enhances the picturesque scenery. These houses, often referred to as gassho-zukuri, are acclaimed for their architectural significance and are part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting their cultural and historical importance.


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