It's irresistible for retro lovers

#springwander Opened in 1967, it is an open-air museum of ancient private houses that represents Japan. 25 cultural property buildings, including private houses from the Edo period, have been relocated and exhibited, and you can see houses built about 100 to 300 years ago and Kabuki stages. Some of the old private houses have a fire in the hearth, and you can experience the old way of life in Japan. The spacious park is also recommended for a walk, and you can enjoy the nature of the four seasons, such as cherry blossoms and fresh green in spring, and autumn leaves in autumn.