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  • Hidatakayama Retro Museum
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    4.0
    15 Reviews
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    Gifu Takayama-shi Shinmeimachi 4-7

    We took our three kids (9, 13, 15) here last month and we all had a great time. It was a lot of fun for my husband and I to show our kids many of the games that we played as children and we all loved...

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  • Seki Hamono Museum
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    4.0
    7 Reviews
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    Gifu Pref. Sekishi Oze 950-1
    Blade making a traditional industry in Seki City, and this complex is all about them. They sell Cutler Sanshu scissors, kitchen knives designed with Japanese swordmaking technology, and more. There is a knife museum on the premises, displays of Japanese swords and about the history of sword making in Japan, and a Japanese sword training area. They hold numerous workshops, and with advance booking, you can try training with Japanese swords, watch an Iaido (sword drawing) demonstration, try putting scissors together, or get your photo taken dressed in a kimono.

    圧巻の日本刀鍛練の実演、刀の製作工程について展示され、日本刀や刃物について学ぶ事が出来ます。海外からのお客様も多いようで、着物を着て刀を持って写真が取れるようです。 直営店らしく高品質の爪切り、包丁などが良心的な価格で販売されていました。

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  • Machinami Gallery House of Yamada Family
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    4.0
    4 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Gifu Mino-shi Tawaramachi 2161-1
    This gallery located in Tawara-machi, Mino City displays works using Mino washi traditional Japanese paper in a town doctor's house from the Edo period (1603-1868). In addition to displaying traditional Chigiri-e paper collage and handicrafts alternating every month, we also have traditional Japanese Chigiri-e making and Japanese paper handicraft making workshops.

    観光情報誌やネット等で検索すると こちらの定休日は（火）となっていますが 7月25日（月）訪問すると しばらく休館との掲示がありました。こちらの訪問を目的としているのであれば 訪問前に こちらが 訪問予定日に開館しているかどうか 確認されることをお薦めします。なお こちらは享保6年(1721...

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  • Tajimi City Cultural Atelier gallery VOICE
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
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    Gifu Tajimi Honmachi 5-9-1 Sue Miyako
    This gallery introduces artists who are committed to expressing their own lives through their pottery. It widely sends out high-quality information on crafts and arts mainly through exhibitions but also symposiums and lectures. There is a space inside where you can experience painting on pottery, making it possible to easily create your own original works. After drawing in the experience space, you will receive the finished work in about a month. In addition, there are many groups that stop by for school events and company trips.

    The town of Tajimi, in the Gifu prefecture, Japan, is famous for its ceramic pottery. This little art gallery features a one room exhibition of ceramics by various artists. I understand that art...

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  • Inaka Kougei Kan
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    4.0
    1 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Gifu Hida-shi Kawaicho Tsunogawa 709
    "This craft museum is where you can experience the traditional craft of ""Yukizarashi Sanchu Japanese paper"" in Kawai-cho, Hida City. You can enjoy experiences including papermaking and vegetable dyeing. Sanchu Japanese paper is made by exposing and bleaching ""kozo,"" the raw ingredient for Japanese paper, with snow for a characteristically light and natural color. Called ""Kozo no Yukizarashi,"" it is a traditional technique that has been handed down for close to 800 years in the area. Although it has been handed down as a farmer's winter work, the number of producers has decreased dramatically in recent years. In addition, it is possible to observe the work process by the craftsmen and the actual making of Japanese paper."

    柏木さんというおばあちゃんが毎日山中和紙の作業を行っています。３階には飛騨の古い生活用具が展示されています。 入館料は無料ですよ。

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  • Hida-Osaka Fureai-no-mori
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    Gifu Gero-shi Osakacho Yuya 273-1
    The Fureai-no-mori campground is surrounded by a rich natural environment of green forests with a clear stream full of fish nearby. Lots of people visit from Japan's urban areas seeking to get in touch with nature. They offer an array of hands-on-programs geared towards kids with a theme of laughing, building, and playing with children. Some of these include glasswork, Baumkuchen cake making, and parquetry.
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  • WAKU WAKU TAIKENKAN
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    Gifu Kani-shi Shuga 1071-4 Sasayuri Clean Park
    This hand-on learning facility in the Sasayuri Clean Park offers an array of glass crafting programs that include glass blowing, bead making, sand blasting, and glass fusing. They last one to two hours, anyone can participate, and there's something for everyone from four-year old children to adults. With lodging for up to 40 people, a gymnasium, and a day-use bathhouse all on-site, the facility is available for training camps and social gatherings, too.
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  • Kobei-gama Sakuto-kan
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    Gifu Tajimi Ichinokuracho 4-30-2
    This experience facility, adjoining the famous Mino kiln Kobei Kiln, was opened in 1804. You can use the original clay and glaze to experience ceramic making. There are four courses available, being the Hand Rolled Potter's Wheel course that allows you to stack and mold the rope shaped clay using the potter's wheel, the Underpainting course that uses paint on an unglazed container, the Mosaic Tile course that utilizes tiles from Tajimi Kasaharachou to make mosaic tile art, and the Membership course that lets members enjoy ceramic making freely. Because staff with plenty of ceramic experience provide careful assistance, you can enjoy yourself without worry.
  • Shinrin Camping Ground
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    Gifu Nakatsugawa-shi Tsukechicho Shimabata
    This camping ground is managed by the Forestry Association that promotes forest sustainability and forest productivity. You can enjoy camping in the middle of nature along the Tsukechi River surrounded by vivid forests. The suspension bridge over a clear stream and the Tsukechi River is the symbol of the forest camping ground. About 40 small and large cabins line both sides of the river. Amenity Cabin 2 can take up to 30 guests, and is perfect for groups to utilize. Inside is a multipurpose facility with a tennis court and space for day camping, as well as an outside public bathing house that is open in the evening.
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  • Hida Takayama Crafts Experience Center
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    Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Kamiokamotomachi 1-436
    This facility located close to the Hidanosato bus stop, is about a 10-minute ride on the Sarubobo Bus from JR Takayama Station, and is where you can easily enjoy various different experiences. You can easily make Hida folk crafts such as Sarubobo (monkey dolls) and Fuku-usagi (fortune rabbits) with kits that have the parts prepared in advance. The “hand-grilled senbei” course, where you can grill senbei (rice crackers) with a salt or tamari soy sauce flavor in a kiln, is popular with children. No reservations are required, so visitors can participate in the order they apply on the day. The wait is generally from 15 to 60 minutes. Groups of 10 or more can also rent out a kominka (old house) (reservation required).
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  • Takara Gallery Workroom
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    Gifu Pref. Gujoushi Hachimanchoushimadani 470-28
    A screen printing studio and shop where visitors can make their own handmade tenugui hand towel located beyond the Igawa Komichi path travelling from the Former Gujo-Hachiman City Hall Memorial Building. The Gujo-Hachiman area is said to be where silkscreen printing was invented, and here you can make your very own design tenugui, a key item used in the famous Gujo Odori summer festival dance, using silkscreen printing, a local Gujo City industry. You can also silkscreen print a tote bag. This establishment has been featured in the Tokai Television program “Switch! Koreari!”
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  • Touto Souzoukan
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    Gifu Pref. Tajimishi Honmachi 5-9-1
    This commercial complex at the entrance of Honmachi Oribe Street was the area’s wholesale pottery district until the beginning of the Showa period (1926-1989). In the building that incorporates the image a warehouse in its exterior, there are stores for pottery and miscellaneous goods, an experience corner to overglaze plates and cups, and a corner introducing pieces by young artists. The Tajimi City PR Center on the first floor is lined with many goods such as specialty goods including Mino-yaki pottery for everyday use, Tajimi arare (rice crackers), “Zenmi Suigetsufu” (boiled tsukudani shellfish like food made from dried wheat gluten), Tsuzuhara jam and maple tea, agricultural products, and goods for Tajimi City’s mascot character Unagappa.
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  • Romantei (Japan Taisho Village)
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    3.0
    9 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Gifu Pref. Enashi Akechichou 456
    This retro-modern complex is part of the Japan Taisho Village theme park which reproduces the ambiance of a Taisho Period town. It's five minutes on foot from Akechi Railway's Akechi Station. Their first-floor cafe'scafes thick and rich “Nameraka Pudding is popular. Kawakami Eatery on the second floor serves dishes like fried chicken chunks on rice, a local favorite. They use lots of local ingredients in their value priced lunches and dinners. They also have a variety of “experience programs, like ones where you can try on a traditional yagasuri hakama or do the Dojosukui loach catching dance.

    光秀ゆかりの地でしたので、「光秀ランチ」（1000円）を食べてきました。２種類のコロッケ・つけ出し・だし巻き・お新香・サラダ・デザート・ご飯・味噌汁。種類豊富でいろんな味を楽しめました。

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  • Masu Kobo Masuya
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    Gifu Pref. Ogakishi Nishitogawachou 2-8
    This is the directly operated store of the masu (wooden square shape sake cup) maker Ohashi Ryoki, and is located a 15-minute walk from JR Ogaki Station in Gifu Prefecture. Including masu used as congratulatory cups from a traditional size of three shaku (about 54 ml) to one go (about 180 ml), they sell many drinking sets such as their Apollo Wine Masu that is suited for drinking wine, wine coolers and a masu mug coated with a urushi coating. They also manufacture and sell everyday goods including magazine racks and eco humidifiers using traditional masu making techniques. Their “Goukaku Shimasu” (you will succeed) and “Goukaku Masu Strap” (success sake cup strap) created as lucky charms are highly recommended.
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  • Dream Factory Hida
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    Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Sakuramachi 52
    This experiential facility for making senbei rice crackers is a walk from JR Takayama Line’s Takayama Station toward Hachiman Shrine in Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture. There are a wide variety of flavors to choose from, including tamari (thicker soy sauce often made without wheat), sesame, spicy and salt. You can make senbei with different shapes, from standard round ones to those with unique shapes like hearts. The finished senbei are evaluated and bagged to be taken home. There are three courses, each with a different number of senbei you can make, so you can choose the one that matches your confidence and time.
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  • Hida Mori no Megumi
    Travel / Tourism
    Gifu Hida-shi Furukawacho Ninomachi 6-7
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  • Hidatakayama Machi no Experience Community Center
    Travel / Tourism
    Gifu Takayama-shi Kamiichinomachi 35-1
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  • SAMPLE VILLAGE, IWASAKI Main Store
    Travel / Tourism
    Gifu Gujo-shi Hachimancho Jonancho 250
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  • Fuyunoboken Kids
    Travel / Tourism
    Gifu Pref. Gujoushi Hachimanchoushonou 1542-1
  • Luont
    Travel / Tourism
    Gifu Pref. Gujoushi Takasuchouwashimi 5296-1
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Tucked away in the very center of Japan, Gifu prefecture houses mountains, old towns, and one of Japan’s greatest hot springs, Gero Onsen. A tour of the prefecture’s traditional architecture will take you from the mountain-enveloped wooden streets of Takayama to the mountain village of Shirakawago, where visitors can explore 250-year-old thatched roofed houses known as gassho-zukuri.

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