Hida no Sato

Hida no Sato

Hida no Sato is an open-air museum featuring over 30 traditional gassho-zukuri houses that have withstood heavy snowfall, representing Hida's architectural heritage. Each house exhibits the lifestyle and tools of rural mountain villages, offering demonstrations and experiences such as straw crafting, sashiko embroidery, and kumihimo braiding. The illuminating events held in summer, autumn, and winter showcase the gassho-zukuri houses glowing against the pitch-black darkness, captivating many visitors. Pets are also welcome, allowing you to enjoy the stroll together. There are rest areas and benches throughout the museum for a leisurely experience. Additionally, at the "Hida Takayama Memorable Experience Pavilion" next to the bus stop, visitors can enjoy over ten types of experiences, including making sarubobo dolls, without needing a reservation. Group visits, such as school trips, can book the houses exclusively for up to 200 participants for their activities.

Basic Information

Spot Name
Hida no Sato
Location
〒506-0055 1-590 Kamikamotomachi, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan 
Access
Right next to Hida no Sato bus stop. About 10 minutes from Takayama IC on the Chubu Jukan Expressway.
Parking
250 spaces
Business Hours
8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Regular Holiday
None
Fees
Adults: 700 yen, Children (elementary and junior high school students): 200 yen.
Contact Information
Phone Number:0577-34-4711
Official Website

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