よくあるご質問
よくあるご質問
What kind of things can we expect to see at the Kusakabe Folk Museum?
How far is it from the station?
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
Can I take photos in the museum?
Is the museum open during the year-end and New Year holidays?
Approximately how long does it take to see the whole museum?
- What kind of things can we expect to see at the Kusakabe Folk Museum?
- Located in Hida Takayama, with the Miyagawa river running nearby, the Kusakabe Folk Museum is a compilation of how a townhouse of the Edo period was built, and is designated as an “important cultural property”.
- How far is it from the station?
- It is about 15 minutes on foot.
- Is there a parking available?
- The museum does not have a parking area, but there are many public parking lots available nearby. Please contact us in advance by phone for the details of our location or when you are visiting as a group with a motor-coach.
- Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
- Most of the facility is accessible with a wheelchair. Slopes are also available. Please note, however, that the Japanese-style tatami rooms are not accessible with a wheelchair.
- Can I take photos in the museum?
- In principle, photographing is allowed. However, we appreciate your care in not disturbing other visitors. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
- Is the museum open during the year-end and New Year holidays?
- Yes, the museum is open during the period. Please note, however, we will be closed instead on a day after the 3rd of January.
- Approximately how long does it take to see the whole museum?
- The required time for the visit is about 30 minutes. After the visit, you will be able to sit back and relax in the lounge, where you can have a cup of tea and some snacks offered by the director of the museum.
