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Home - Travel - Sightseeing Guide - Chubu - Furukawa
Takumikan Craft Museum
# 3   of 4 sights
in Furukawa

Hida is the name of the mountainous region of northern Gifu Prefecture, where Furukawa and Takayama are located. For centuries, the region had been famous for its high quality timber and the skills of the local carpenters.

The Takumikan Craft Museum (Hida No Takumi Bunkakan) is housed in a building constructed in 1989 by local carpenters with local wood and in a traditional technique without nails. It is dedicated to traditional Hida craftsmanship.

The museum exhibits traditional carpenter tools and the various types of woods used. In an experience corner visitors can try to put together wooden puzzles and joints, which can be a surprisingly challenging task.

How to get there
The Takumikan Craft Museum is located in the Festival Square, a small public park in the town center, less than 10 minutes from the station on foot.

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Hours and Fees
Hours:9:00 to 17:00 (until 16:30 from December through February)
Closed:Tuesdays during winter
December 28 to January 2
Admission:200 yen Takumikan only
900 yen combination ticket incudes both Takumikan and Festival Hall

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