Scenic road in central Japan

Scenic road in central Japan

A car drives on a mountainous sightseeing road in the Gifu Prefecture village of Shirakawa in central Japan on June 17, 2022, as the scenic road that runs through the Hakusan National Park fully reopened to traffic the same day after its wintertime closure.

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