Open-air Museum of Old Japanese Farmhouses

Art & Architecture History
Free Admission

The Open-air Museum of Old Japanese Farmhouses is the first ever open-air museum to be opened in Japan in 1956. This museum is a collection of different old Japanese farmhouses that were built during the Edo Period (17th-19th century) from different regions all over Japan, ranging from Iwate in the Tohoku region, right down to the Okinawan islands. With each farmhouse unique to the culture, climate, and customs of each region and prefecture it was built in, you can appreciate the architecture and ways of life that farmers would have led back in the day.

Duration
0.5 Hours
Telephone Number
06-6862-3137
Postal code
〒5610873
Address
1-2 Hattoriryokuchi, Toyonaka City
大阪府豊中市服部緑地1-2
Method of payment
Cash
Recommended season
April, May, June, July, August, October, November, December
Business Hours
Tuesday・Wednesday・Thursday・Friday・Saturday・Sunday : 09:00~16:30

Admisson Fee
JPY500 / Adult

Age 16-18: JPY 300
Age 6-15: JPY 200
Under 6yrs: Free

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