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Outdoor village museum featuring Hida Region’s characteristic A-framed houses transferred or restored, including national important cultural properties.
Hida Region’s historical precious homes are brought and restored in Hida no Sato. A-framed houses that bore the weight of heavy snow or thatched roof homes, four of which are designated as national important cultural properties, are passing on the nostalgic farm village scenery into the future.
Each house exhibits many valuable mountain farming tools and housewares from the days gone. Demonstrations of straw crafts, embroidery, etc. are changed daily. Stilts, the cup and ball and other children’s plays are available for families.
Various events are also held throughout the year, including traditional events of the Hida region. In autumn and winter, the village is illuminated. It is a must-see to see the fantastic sight of the Gassho Village covered in autumn leaves and snow.
Hida-no-Sato
Hida’s characteristic homes
Try games of days gone
Great for a family outing
Fall leaves are lit up
Snowy Hida-no-Sato is lit up
Some reviews are AI-translated.
These are traditional Japanese gassho-zukuri houses, but honestly, the scale and fame just can't compare to Shirakawa-go. Still, there are way fewer tourists here, so you can really enjoy the peaceful vibe.
