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Seki City

Trip To Seki City

Uncover the craftsmanship legacy of Seki City, famous for its centuries-old sword-making tradition. Visit the Seki Sword Tradition Museum to witness skilled artisans crafting blades using ancient techniques. Explore the Cutlery Hall, where you’ll find high-quality knives and swords.

Take a serene break at Seki Zenkoji Temple, a cultural gem in the city. Seki City is where tradition, history, and exceptional craftsmanship come together!

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Places & attractions in Seki City

Nemichi Shrine

Nemichi Shrine

G. Sakai Knife Museum

G. Sakai Knife Museum, Seki

Frequently Asked Questions

Seki City is located in Gifu Prefecture, in central Japan. It lies about 40 kilometers north of Nagoya and is known for its long history of craftsmanship, especially in sword and knife making.

The Seki Cutlery Festival is an annual event held in October, celebrating the city's long tradition of knife and sword making. The festival features demonstrations of sword forging, knife sales, and opportunities to buy locally-made cutlery. It attracts visitors and collectors from around the world.

Seki City is accessible by train and bus. From Nagoya, you can take the JR Takayama Line to Mino-Ota Station, then transfer to a local bus that takes you to Seki City. The city is also easily accessible by car from nearby major cities like Gifu and Nagoya.

Seki is renowned for producing various types of high-quality knives, including kitchen knives, hunting knives, and pocket knives. The craftsmanship combines traditional sword-making techniques with modern technology, making Seki knives highly sought after globally.

In addition to the Seki Sword Tradition Museum, other attractions include the Mino Ware Ceramics Museum, showcasing traditional Japanese pottery, and various shrines and temples like Seki Zenkoji Temple. The city’s natural scenery, such as nearby mountains and parks, is also worth exploring.
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