Ogase Pond
苧ヶ瀬池
A historic irrigation reservoir featuring a central shrine hall, seasonal flowers, and a vibrant summer festival with decorated boats.
What it is
- An irrigation reservoir for agriculture with a circumference of approximately two kilometers.
- Legend states the pond was created around the year 770.
- The site sits at the foot of Mount Atago in Gifu Prefecture.
- Multiple shrines and temples are located around the perimeter of the water.
What to see
- The Hachidai Ryuo Hall enshrined in the middle of the pond.
- Seasonal displays of cherry blossoms, wisteria, and water lilies.
- Decorated boats called Funayama that circle the water during festivals.
- Fireworks displays held during the annual summer celebrations.
When to go
- The Ogase Pond Summer Festival occurs every July.
- Spring for the blooming cherry blossoms and wisteria.
- Summer months to see the water lilies in bloom.
Getting there
- The pond is a ten-minute walk from Ogase Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Ogase Pond Open in Google Maps
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