Shikoku Village Museum

sarasate eimatanasate 3 months ago

A huge open air museum with many old buildings, gardens and waterfalls. It is located on a hill, so it's quite exhausting to walk around. Parking spots were limited.

Brandon Sato 5 months ago

Great outdoor museum that takes around 1-2 hours to complete. It's on the side of a mountain, so note they there is a bit of a hike up. They have old rural thatched roof buildings, and some more modern facilities. There are also a number of nice waterfalls. You get a 100 yen discount to the little cafe right out in front with admission too. I'd recommend visitors come check it out if they get the chance.

Roy Chan 7 months ago

The museum was a huge complex of different ancient wooden huts. These huts were located in a disperse area, which were quite difficult to locate with the map they provided. The paths were quite difficult to walk on as well, especially after rain. The car park was located at the entrance, which was quite convenient. All the huts came with lines of explanations, which were fun to read (mostly in Japanese though). There was also an art gallery, which was not 100% related to this whole complex of huts.

Eva Foltýn 10 months ago

Very beautiful open-air museum with old exemplary buildings settled in a forest with waterfall area. The atmosphere (especially after rain in the last hour before closure) was amazing. Just be careful, it can get slippery on stone pathwalk.

Sophie Solioz a year ago

It is a nice open air museum, very calm and peaceful. There is a free english audioguide app you can download. The visit took me about 2 hours and a half, I really took my time. The entrance fee is 1600¥ per adult.