Car Rental at 'Gifu'

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'Gifu': Hiring Vehicle

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You can specify required rental date and time, vehicle category, pick-up/return location criteria in the white form above. In case your return location is different from the pick-up location, check the box 'Different Drop Off Location?'.

The preset location address: 6-8 Koganemachi , Gifu, 500-8842, Japan, area 'Gifu'.

Alteration of the current rental location can be performed in three ways:
-by entering your desired destination in the 'Pick-up' field;
-by following the links to location pages shown below;
-by using the Gifu interactive map on the left.

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Gifu

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Car and options choice. The search results indicate valid and final rental rates at the 'Gifu' location. The rates are formed on the 'All included' principle. Presented prices do not include additional options, such as a GPS navigator, child seats, winter tires, etc. They can be added later on, during the last phase of the booking process.

Hiring conditions are different for each rental car in Japan. Therefore, before making a reservation, make sure you haveve read the conditions. The reservation is performed in three quick steps: searching for a car by location and rental dates, selecting desired vehicle and filling in the booking form. Upon reservation approval, you will receive a rental voucher via email.

Car pick-up. Upon arrival to the location 'Gifu', provide the required documents specified in your voucher to the rental officer. Directly in the office, inspect the rental invoice carefully – should match with your voucher. Besides this, do not forget examine the car exterior carefully – all defects discovered at the pick-up time should be included in your rental document.

Car return. Make sure to return the vehicle within the specified timeframe and to adhere to the fuel conditions (return full or return empty).

OrangeSmile.com wishes you a pleasant and trouble-free driving in Japan!

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Typical models of OrangeSmile.com vehicles in Gifu

Mini & economy hatchback: Hyundai Accent, Nissan Micra and Chevrolet Aveo

Compact & intermediate sedan: Toyota Avensis, Hyundai Sonata and Nissan Primera

Full-size saloon & station wagon: Saab 9-3, VW Passat and Toyota Camry

Premium & luxury limousine: Mercedes C Class, Lexus ES and BMW X3

Minivan & minibus, 7-15 pax: Toyota Tarago 8 Seater, Ford Galaxy 7 seater and Opel Zafira

SUV, crossover & off-road vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe, Daihatsu Terios and Nissan Pathfinder 4WD

Cabriolet, roadster & convertible: Suzuki Jimny, Peugeot 206 Cabriolet and Ford Mustang Convertible

Rental locations near Gifu

» Nagoya - 33.4 km
» Tokoname - 63.2 km
» Mie - 82.5 km

» Toyohashi - 95.7 km
» Iida - 95.7 km
» Komatsu - 98.1 km

» Kyoto - 103.5 km
» Ina - 115.4 km
» Hamamatsu - 119.1 km

Sightseeings of Gifu large neighbour - Kyoto

Kyoto: topics

Another interesting holiday is the Daimonji Gozan Okuribi, which is annually celebrated in the middle of the hot August. Three days before the holidays, locals meet the souls of their deceased ancestors, and on the day of the celebration, they see them off to where they came from. This tradition is known as "Urabon'e". Lights are lit in the mountains around Kyoto (and it must be said that each has its own meaning). Each fire should burn for at least half an hour - this is done so that the spirits cannot get lost in the darkness of the night. After the ceremony, the ancestors' souls will be able to quietly enter the world of the dead, leaving our world for a whole year. The lights are striking in their beauty, and it’s best to admire them from a viewing platform in the center of the Japanese cultural capital.

One more festival with the involvement of the fire is called Kurama no Hi Matsuri, which can be translated as the “Kurama Fire Festival”. It is scheduled for late October, and the venue, as the name suggests, is Mount Kurama. At this time, visitors are waiting to see men dressed in loincloths carry giant torches over themselves. The spectacle is fascinating with its scale and colorfulness, and therefore visitors are advised to take more comfortable places and watch the action. On the same day, another holiday is celebrated - Jidai Matsuri, during which local residents wearing traditional costumes walk from the Imperial Palace to Heian Shrine. This is another interesting parade, through which you can get to know the local culture.
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