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The Kawasaki Municipal Japan outdoor Folk House Museum is an outdoor museum of old folk homes started in 1967 to preserve a long time in the future of traditional Japanese houses, whose numbers declined rapidly Twenty-five buildings are exposed here, there including the typical folk houses of eastern Japan, including the water mill, Ferryman's hut, Storehouse on stilts, and Kabuki stage Funakoshi folklore materials and other items related to popular houses designated as important cultural property by governments national and prefectural, are stored here, making an open-air museum of folk houses representing Japan.
The main exhibition hall entrance of the Japan Open Air Museum Folk House is a place where you can learn the essential knowledge of Japanese folk houses.
There are more than twenty houses with thatched roofs exposed in its large grounds.
Twenty-five buildings are on display here, including the typical folk houses of eastern Japan, including the watermill hut Ferryman, Storehouse Overwater, and Kabuki stage Funakoshi There are also houses with roofs gassho-zukuri which is also located in Shirakawa-go, Gifu, recognized as a World Heritage site that attracts many travelers.
Here, you can try for yourself the traditional art of fresh dying of indigo required to make one of your memories of your trip here.
Try our buckwheat soba noodles made with Oshino Village spring water in Yamanashi Prefecture Open November 00 am - 3 24:00 The restaurant will close if the supply of soba noodles flows.
The main entrance of the exhibition hall of the Japan Open Air Museum Folk House has two permanent exhibition rooms, allowing you to learn the essential knowledge of Japanese folk houses.
The entrance of Japan in the open air Folk House Museum sells postcards, products dyed with indigo and other products Folk Museum House.
We can guide groups of 5 to 30 people for free please ask the tour two weeks in advance.
March to October 9th 30 pm to 5 am 00 entry closes at 4 pm on November 30 to February 9: 30 am to 4 pm 30 entry closes at 4 pm 00.
Monday, but the museum will be open if Monday is a public holidays following the holidays, but the museum will be open if the next day is a Saturday or Sunday, December 29 New Year to January 3.
Adults 500 yen 300 yen for high school students Students please show your student card 65 or over 300 yen Free for those 65 and older living in Kawasaki City or holding a book If Fukuju please show proof of your age and where you live such as a driver's license, insurance card, Fukuju Passbook money, etc. junior high school or less free.
Wheelchairs, strollers and lockers are available at the entrance All can be borrowed free toilets accessible to people with physical disabilities and toilets with baby seats are available.
13 minute walk from the south exit of Mukogaoka-yuen Station Odakyu Line 25-minute walk from the Ikuta Ryokuchi Exit of JR Nanbu Line Noborito Odakyu Line station.
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