The whole view of Hida-No-Sato, Hida Folk Village. Old farmhouses were moved from Hida Region and reconstructed here in order to preserve important cultural assets. This village was open to the public in 1971.
Kurumada, circle method rice paddy is regarded as a sacred place, and the Gods are supposed to be at the center pole.
Wakayamake is a thatched-roof gassho farmhouse, which was first moved here from Shogawa village.
Inside the thatched roof. Straw ropes and Neso trees are used to bind the lumbers.
Rooms of Wakayamake farmhouse.
Taguchike was served as a village head in Kanayama 50 miles south of Takayama. The roof is shingled with Japanese cedar due to relatively mild winter.
Inside Taguchike farmhouse.
Yoshizaneke is a thatched roof farmhouse, built in the middle of 17th century at Kawai village. Thatched roof because of a heavy snow-fall region.
Two-forked trees are used as main pillars.
Curved beams are used to support a heavy thatched roof.
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