Hida no Sato, an ancient town in the middle of a valley, beautiful in every season

Hida no Sato Open Air Museum, an open-air museum that is beautiful and educational no matter the season. This is a Hida folk village where there were once farmers who actually lived in the mountains, but now it has become a museum that preserves and reproduces the villagers' past lives. The village is located on a high place surrounded by mountains with cold weather. You can see Takanama City from above. There are about 30 old buildings, some of which are over 200 years old. They are the village chief's house, the assembly hall, the prayer hall, and other buildings that show the way of life from centuries ago. There are also demonstrations of traditional handicrafts (10:00-15:00). The characteristic of the houses in this area is the Gassho style houses, which are houses with thick thatched roofs and high gables to make it easy for the snow to slide down from the roofs. The weather will be warm in winter. If you can't imagine it, it's like what we saw in Shirakawa-go Village. Hida no Sato (Hida Folk Village) #Takayama 📍 1-1-590 Kamiokamoto-machi, Takayama-shi, Gifu-ken 🚌 Take the Sarubobo bus from Takayama Nohi Bus Center and get off at the Hida no Sato (Hida Folk Village) stop. The bus will come every 20 minutes. It takes about 10 minutes to get to Hida Folk Village (100 yen) or about 40 minutes from the train station or about 30 minutes on foot. 🤑 Admission fee 700 yen But if you buy an entrance ticket with a round-trip bus ticket, it's 800 yen. 📆 8:30-17:00 📲 057734-4711 #Sakura2024 #OsakaTravel #JapanTravel #Japan2024 #Japan #HidaVillage #Sakura #TravelJapanByYourself