Take the Oni-maru-go Inase Line from JR Kitakami Station and get off at the Tenshochi bus stop. It's a 2-minute walk from there. Show route
Op.Hours
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last entry 4:30 PM)
Cld.Days
April - November: Open daily
December - March: Closed on Mondays and the day after national holidays (open on national holidays and Sundays, closed the following day), December 28th - January 4th
Fee
Adult: ¥700
High school student: ¥500
Middle school student: ¥400
Elementary school student: ¥300
Preschool child: Free
Nestled in the abundant nature of the Kitakami River basin, Michinoku Folk Village showcases over 20 relocated and restored buildings from the Edo and Taisho periods. It's like stepping back in time!
The relocated buildings faithfully recreate the lives of the people who lived there, offering a glimpse into their daily lives and culture. Thatched-roof farmhouses, merchant houses, farmhouses, and temples—each building tells a story of the lifestyle of that era.
The Kitakami City Museum is also located on the grounds, exhibiting archaeological and folk materials from the Kitakami region. It's a fun spot for history buffs, children, and adults alike.
Michinoku Folk Village also hosts various seasonal events. Experience past pastimes, witness traditional performing arts, and engage all five senses in experiencing the life of the time.
Michinoku Folk Village is a place where you can spend a delightful time while immersing yourself in history and culture. Enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Kitakami River and fully appreciate the region's natural beauty and history. Be sure to visit!