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It manufactures and sells dance clogs, which are essential to Gujo Odori. Utilizing cypress wood from Gujo, he said, he does everything from wood shavings to nostrils in the city of Gujo. It's a one-piece clogs made by chipping out teeth, so the sound of a can-can sound when you kick the ground is beautiful. The color pattern of the nasal cord is also variously arranged.

Mr. Taguchi of the husband, who is called "Shin-chan" with his familiarity, rides in a rickshaw that draws lightly, and goes around the castle town while listening to light-hearted stories. You can enjoy the scenery of the nostalgic town with a sense of life, the old town, such as artisan and blacksmith towns, and the charm of Gujo Hachiman, such as the old sites and famous places scattered there. It is waiting at the castle town plaza, the exposition hall, the old government building memorial hall, etc., and it is OK to consult the route from a little ride to the 60-minute course (or 60-minute rental).

With silkscreen printing, which is a local industry in Gujo, you can experience printing washcloths and tote bags. If you decide on a combination of patterns and colors, you can print them with your own hands. They are full of cute patterns and have many colors, so you can make your favorite items.

Gujo Hachiman, which accounts for the majority of the national share of food samples. Here, in addition to a tour of the production process, you can experience making a spilt ice smartphone stand 1100 yen, and a sweet tart memo stand experience 1650 yen (all required by the day before). Real-life food samples are displayed in the store, and original goods such as key chains with mini food samples are available for sale from 550 yen.

There are three buildings, the Oodaka House of Folk Art, Saito Art Museum, and the Yudō Hall, which gather in the Yanakamizu no Komichi.

It is one of the tourist spots and the Nakasankan in Gujo-Hachiman that the Saito family, who has been producing generations of tea ceremonies, presents a collection that has been collected over the years. From art items such as written paintings, tea utensils, kakikas and incense burners collected from about 270 years since the Edo period, the theme is changed in each season, and it is displayed. Among them, the tea-hanging painted by successive residents of Daitokuji Temple in Kyoto is interesting. There is also a suikin cave in front of the tea room, and the beautiful tone is beautiful. It takes 20 minutes.

Every year, he paints posters for the Gujo Odori and performs a wide range of creative activities, including wood-turning, oil-painted, watercolor, origami, and sculpture, by Masao Mizuno's personal museum. The "daimyō procession" and "Gungami Odori" washi-paper dolls are a must. You can also have a simple craft experience using paper cups, paper plates, and origami.

A building built in the year of Meiji 37 (1904) (former Hayashi Sanin). The inside of the building is divided into three spaces, the Hanashikunjo Gallery of Art, the Machikata Cultural Library, and the Citizens' Exhibition Room, which introduces the history and culture of Yawata-cho. Designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

A local museum using the Western-style hall of the Taishō period as it is. The things related to Gujo Hachiman are divided into four themes: water, technique, dance, and history. In addition to traditional crafts such as Gujo Hon dyeing, you can also enjoy an exhibition of local industry food samples. We also introduce demonstrations of Gujo Odori mainly on Saturdays and Sundays. The holding of the demonstration of Gujo Odori is an inquiry.

It is one of the sightseeing spots and the Nakasankan in Gujo-Hachiman, and a folk art house that stands along the Yanakamizu-no-komichi, where a clear stream flows through the town. It houses about 50 paintings by Mizuno Ryujin, a literary painter depicting Ayu, and exhibits 10 of them at all times. There are also the seven-piece calculator [abacus], which Mr. liked and collected, as well as the fire-extinguishing costume, and the lantern [andon]. It takes 20 minutes.