Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato)

Hida Minzoku Mura (Hida no Sato)

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An open-air museum showcasing gassho-style farmhouses and traditional houses, offering a glimpse into Hida's traditional way of life.

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HighlightsSee gassho-style farmhouses and traditional houses
Experience and observe traditional craft demonstrations
Learn about Hida's culture and history
Experience life as it once was
Enjoy a naturally beautiful environment

Basic Information

Address: 1-590 Kamiokamotocho, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Gifu

Access: Nouhi Bus "Sarubobo Bus" Shiki no Oka Course, get off at "Hida no Sato" bus stop Show route

Op.Hours: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM

Cld.Days: No days off

Fee: Adults: ¥700, High school students: ¥500, Middle school students: ¥300, Elementary school students: ¥200, Infants: Free

INFO: Free parking is available. The grounds are barrier-free. Dogs are not allowed.

HP: https://www.hidanosato-tpo.jp/top.html

Overview

Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato), opened in 1971, is an open-air museum featuring relocated and restored traditional houses from the Hida region. Approximately 30 gassho-style farmhouses and traditional homes recreate the daily life and culture of the time. Visitors can also participate in or observe demonstrations of traditional Hida crafts, including woodworking, pottery, and dyeing. Highlights include the intricate ichi-i-ittobori woodcarving and Hida shunkei lacquerware. Hida Folk Village offers a relaxing stroll through a naturally beautiful setting, with ponds, streams, and rice paddies providing picturesque seasonal views. On-site dining and rest areas ensure a full day of enjoyment.

Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato)

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