Denshoen
Denshoen
Denshoen
Denshoen
Denshoen
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Denshoen

3 of 10 in Tono

Denshoen (伝承園) is a charming folk village that gives you a look into Tono’s traditional rural life. It includes around a dozen old-style farmhouses and warehouses, along with the original farmhouse where local folklorist Sasaki Kizen gathered the region’s oral traditions. There’s also a small museum dedicated to his work and the culture of Tono.

Visitors can take part in fun activities like weaving, making straw crafts, and listening to traditional storytelling. These hands-on experiences help you connect with the daily lives of farmers from the past. Surrounded by peaceful nature, Denshoen offers a quiet and cultural escape in Tono’s countryside.

Provided through partner sites

Hours and Fees

Denshoen
  • Opening hours
  • 9:00 to 17:00 (last admission 16:30)

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • 330 yen

Getting there

Google Maps

From Tono Station, Denshoen is about 10–15 minutes by taxi or around 25 minutes by rental bicycle. There are no frequent direct buses, so a taxi or bike is the easiest option.

Resources

English
Japanese

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