The village hall of the Minokowa paper

The village hall of the Minokowa paper

Info

Nagaragawa Railway Mino City Station → 20 minutes by reservation-only shared taxi "Nori Ai-kun" (Reservation phone 0575-33-1231)
12km 20 minutes from Mino IC, Tokai Hokuriku

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock (entry is ~ 16:30)

Price

Entrance 500 yen

Spot Category

Museum, Science Museum, Museum of Materials, Pottery and Handicraft Experience


Paper plough experience (beautiful format)
The village hall of the Minokowa paper


The village hall of the Minokowa paper
The village hall of the Minokowa paper


1st Permanent Exhibition Room
The village hall of the Minokowa paper


Second Permanent Exhibition Room
The village hall of the Minokowa paper

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