Little World Outdoor Ethnic Museum

Little World Outdoor Ethnic Museum

Info

20 minutes from Meitetsu Inuyama Station by Gifu Bus to Little World, get off at the last stop, a short walk
7 km, 10 minutes via Owari Parkway from Chuo Expressway Komaki East IC
1200 cars / 900 yen per day

Business Hours

10 AM to 4 PM (subject to change, inquire for details)

Price

Admission: Adults and university students 1800 yen (varies by age and category)

Spot Category

Theme park, amusement park, museum, science museum, museum


Italian traditional costume

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