Shiiba Folk Performance Museum
Flow of the course
About 10 min from the previous stop
About 50 min here
About 30 min to the next stop
Next stop: Relax in the Afternoon with Local Dishes from Mountain Ingredients and Local ProductsAbout this spot
Located adjacent to Tsurutomi Mansion, this museum displays folk materials related to Shiiba Village's slash-and-burn farming, hunting, and mountain worship traditions. Shiiba's slash-and-burn culture is recognized as a valuable culture related to UNESCO's World Agricultural Heritage, allowing you to understand how the lifestyle of this mountain village has developed uniquely. For everyone from children to adults, learning about the background of Shiiba before the fireworks festival deepens your sense of connection to this place. The exhibition is compact and easy to view without fatigue.
Tips
Located right next to Tsurutomi Mansion. If there is a combined admission fee with Tsurutomi Mansion, please confirm on-site. The museum is air-conditioned and comfortable for a rest break in the hot afternoon. Asking staff members about Shiiba's highlights and the evening fireworks may provide you with local-specific information.
Best time to visit
Allow approximately 50 minutes. Best to view the exhibits carefully during a relaxed time after lunch.
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〒883-1601 Shimodakara 1822-4, Shiiba Village, Higashiusuki District, Miyazaki Prefecture
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