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Kusakabe Folk Crafts Museum

Japan, 1-52 Oshinmachi, Takayama, Gifu Prefecture 506-0851

Oshinmachi in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture. Kusakabe Folk Crafts Museum, located a short walk from Takayama Station, is housed in the former townhouse of the Kusakabe family, who prospered as merchants purveying to magistrate's office during the era of tenryo, directly ruled territories. Although the original residence was destroyed in a major fire in 1875, in 1879, a renowned Hida carpenter by the name of Jisuke Kawajiri faithfully recreated it in the Edo period's architectural style. The storehouse was opened as an exhibition room, displaying art and folk crafts, including Shibukusa ware handed down in the Kusakabe family. In 1966, the house was designated an Important Cultural Property by the national government as a Meiji-era private residence. Come experience the culture of Hida and Takayama at our museum.

Business Time

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Closed every Tuesday (or the following day if Tuesday is a public holiday)

Telephone number 0577-32-0072
Website https://www.kusakabe-mingeikan.com/english.html
Access
  • 17 minutes walk from JR Takayama Station
Language 日本語
Other Admission fee: Adults: 1,000 yen (900 yen for groups of 30 or more) High School Students: 500 yen (450 yen for groups of 30 or more) Elementary and Junior High School Students: 300 yen (250 yen for groups of 30 or more) Infants and Toddlers: Free Discount for Disability Certificate holders: 50% off for the holder and up to one accompanying guest
Last Update : 2026.03.11   MATCHA

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