Kaga traditional craft village yununi forest

Kaga traditional craft village yununi forest

Info

JR Kaga Onsen Station → 16 minutes by car; or 40 minutes by can bus, bus stop: Yukunonori Mori, short walk
11km 17 minutes from Katayamazu IC, Hokuriku
300 units/free

Business Hours

9-16:30

Price

Admission 550 yen, junior high and high school students 440 yen, ages 4 to elementary school students 330 yen.

Spot Category

Handicraft Experience


Old house with thatched roof


Old House and Umbrella Sky


Traditional craft creation experience "gold leaf beam experience"


Traditional craft creation experience "Kutani-yaki kuro-kurami experience"

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