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Hida Folk Village

Hida Folk Village · 飛騨の里

This outdoor museum gathers relocated houses. Walk between them for Hida living spaces and old gassho roofs in Takayama.

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Visitor information at a glance

Address

岐阜県高山市上岡本町1-590

1-590 Kamioka Honmachi, Takayama City, Gifu 506-0055, Japan

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Admission

Individual admission costs JPY 700 for adults and JPY 200 for primary and junior high school students aged 6–15. Check daytime and evening-event tickets separately.

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Opening hours and closed days

Usual hours are 08:30–17:00, without regular closing days.

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What can I see at Hida Folk Village?

Hida life inside folk houses

Explore relocated houses for how people lived, with close views of gassho roofs and other historic homes.

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How to get to Hida Folk Village

Take Sarubobo towards the village and alight there after roughly ten minutes. Follow entrance signs directly to ticketing. Allow bus waits, purchases and viewing separately. Return on a centre-bound bus.

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Before you visit

Walking outdoors

You must walk between buildings even in rain. Bring an umbrella or raincoat and check your centre-bound return bus.

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Separate guidance for evening events

Autumn 2026 illumination events operate on specified dates and times. Check event tickets and hours separately from daytime visits. Events, weather or facility conditions can change operation.

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Questions about Hida Folk Village

Are the folk village and Shirakawago the same place?

No. One is a relocated-house museum; Ogimachi is still lived in. Choose house displays or resident village scenery according to your interest.

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