Wanouchi Town, Anpachi District, is located in western Gifu Prefecture. Neighboring municipalities include Ogaki City, Hashima City, and Umezu City. Formed in 1954 by the merger of Fukutsuka Village, Oyabu Town, and Nishi Village, the town is blessed with abundant water resources, including the Ibi River, Nagara River, and Makita River. Tourist attractions in Wanouchi Town, Anpachi District, include the remains of the Oyabuarai Weir, the graves of the Shingon-in Bosatsu Gishi, and the graves of the Kooji Satsuma Gishi. Kamo Shrine holds a rice porridge ritual in January, an annual festival in September, and the Kamo Shrine Festival in October. The town's tree is the plum, its flower is the dandelion, and its bird is the skylark. The town is blessed with abundant nature. There are three elementary schools and one junior high school. While there is no railroad, public transportation is provided by the Meihan-Kintetsu Bus and the Wanouchi Town Community Bus.