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While in Takayama visit this Festival Float exhibition hall , there are many colourful and very artistically made cultural floats,decorated with complected carvings and guilded gold panels most date back to the 17th century, the display is behind glass but you can walk around all...More
Definitely worth a look. The floats are beautiful and the more you look at them, the more you wonder how they carry them through the streets! Well worth an hour or so if you're around the temple area.
Amazing floats. Very beautiful and good craftsmanship. There are other floats stored at various parts in town. As you walk around town you notice the storage buildings of the other floats. The most amazing one is the float for the Gods.
Definitely worth a visit if you go to Takayama. The floats are fun and every 10 minutes the run. You can easily spent an hour here so don’t rush. There are some “hands on”. Activities too so kids will enjoy as well as adults.
The floats are really colourful and there are many of them. There is a theatre with a screen showing the festival in full swing. Would be great to attend this if in the area at the right time
This exhibition hall houses some of the magnificent, ornate floats used in one of the the most beautiful festivals in Japan. Three times a year the decorative floats are changed so that visitors can see them as they appear in the festival. The Takayama Festival...More
Our tour group visited the exhibition hall on a rainy morning. The floats were behind glass walls which made taking pictures tricky. He observation path went around the bottom level for the first two sides, the last two sides involved slanted passages up. The individual...More
Wonderful experience seeing all the exhibits; try to come during a festival!! These exhibits are practical, they will take out the shrine and do these massive man-only powered parades which never cease to amaze
This attraction was not on my walking tour but was recommended to me by my fantastic guide "Nats". because of my love of history and culture I am so glad that I did not miss this. The Floats are exquisite and a huge part of...More
This museum is very well done. You can walk around and view the elaborate festival floats from all angles. If you can't be there for the actual festival, go to the museum and see what you are missing.
