Overview
Shows the Owara Kaze-no-Bon festival on a large screen, in a building built as a townhouse.
About this place
A museum in Yatsuo, Toyama, introducing the Owara Kaze no Bon festival, with the interior recreating a traditional Yatsuo townhouse. You can learn about the history, songs, dances, costumes and instruments of Owara, and it displays materials related to the late Kawasaki Junji, the first chairman of the Owara Preservation Society, and materials about his exchanges with literati and artists.
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- Barrier-free: wheelchair accessible, wheelchair elevator, guide dogs and service dogs, parking for people with disabilities, multipurpose toilet - Inquiries: Toyama City Yatsuo Education Administration Center 076-454-3329
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