Monet’s Pond in Gifu Prefecture is a hidden spot in Seki City that is captivated by its natural beauty.
In this article, we will introduce the features of Monet’s Pond and the interesting story behind it.
We will reveal why this beautiful place in Gifu Prefecture is worth visiting as a touring spot.
Overview and features of Monet’s Pond
Monet’s Pond is known for its small pond and clear water.
This pond is a reservoir beside the approach to Nemichi Shrine. The pond is slightly larger than a tennis court, has a constant water temperature throughout the year, and is famous for its beautiful flowers.
In addition, the mountain body of Mt. Takaga is composed of rhyolite, and the spring water contains no nutrients and is characterized by high transparency. By the way, Mone’s Pond” is a common name, and the locals call it “Nedo Shrine Pond” or “Ike“.
モネの池の知名度と観光
Monet’s Pond, as its name suggests, was named for its beauty reminiscent of French painter Claude Monet’s late series of water lilies.
Since 2015, this pond has become a hot topic on social media and the media, and the number of tourists has increased rapidly.
Although the number of tourists increased and had a positive impact on the local economy, issues such as parking and water pollution also emerged.
Challenges and solutions
Since it is not a tourist destination, there are few parking lots around Monet’s Pond, and space for large buses is also limited.
However, local volunteers and residents’ associations worked together to address these challenges.
In addition, the popularity of Monet’s Pond has led to the planning and holding of tour buses for photo sessions, and many photography enthusiasts are visiting.
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