Museum of World Human Cultures - Little World
Yagai Minzoku Hakubutsukan Little World
Located in Inuyama, Aichi, this open-air museum explores the theme of 'Humanity and Culture.' With approximately 6,000 precious ethnographic…
Museum of World Human Cultures - Little World is a unique open-air museum located in Inuyama, Aichi Prefecture, centered on the theme of 'Humanity and Culture.' More than just a display facility, it is a space akin to a theme park where visitors can intuitively learn about the diverse lives and cultures of various regions through architecture and artifacts.
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Su Museum of World Human Cultures - Little World
- Experience World Culture with All Five Senses: Walk through reconstructed houses from around the world to learn about architecture and lifestyles.
- Enjoy Traditional Costume Experiences: Create special memories by wearing authentic ethnic clothing.
- Deep Learning at the Main Building: Gain a profound understanding of human evolution and technological history through precious artifacts.
- Savor Global Gourmet Food: Taste the diverse food cultures through the various dining areas.
- Photogenic Landscapes: Capture beautiful photos in settings that replicate scenery from across the globe.
Galleria fotografica
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Previsioni meteo
ven
18/09
26°/21°
6%
sab
19/09
28°/20°
20%
dom
20/09
26°/21°
51%
lun
21/09
31°/22°
35%
mar
22/09
29°/20°
8%
mer
23/09
27°/19°
29%
gio
24/09
27°/18°
35%
Consigli
Payment
Please confirm on-site if cash or credit cards are accepted.
Language Support
English menus and guidance are available on-site.
Reservations
No advance reservation is required, but please arrive within opening hours.
Clothing/Items
Comfortable walking shoes and easy-to-move clothing are essential due to the large outdoor area.
Photography
Please check local rules regarding photography of buildings and exhibits.
Accessibility
It is recommended to check on-site regarding-steps and movement routes for accessibility.
Etiquette
Please act with respect toward the precious exhibits and reconstructed buildings.