Gujohachiman Hakurankan Museum — Attraction in Gujo

Housed in a building from the Taisho era of the 1920s, the Gujo Hachiman Hakurankan Museum is a beautiful cultural destination. With exhibitions on Gujo Odori, the traditional summer dance, and live performances four times a day, it provides an interesting peek into the town's history. Displays of Gujo's well-known plastic food replicas, a craft that started here and is currently a significant industry in Japan, are also available for visitors to view. The town's distinctive water culture, indigo dyeing, and local history are all covered in the museum. Souvenirs such as food models and local crafts are available in a modest gift shop. It's the perfect place to start when admiring Gujo's...

This is an interesting museum with exhibits showcasing the delights of the town including the founder of 'sample food' and local festivals. Three or four times a day in the morning there is an interesting demonstration (in Japanese but you can get the gist) of the local odori (dance). You learn about the local...

Didn’t get to spend much time here, but went through a brief experience where we learned about the regions annual and historical dances, and had a chance to participate with the staff there as well. Nice small gift shop with...