Tachineputa Museum立佞武多の館
The Tachineputa Museum is located in Akita prefecture, Japan, that is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the Tachineputa, a traditional float used in festivals in Akita. Tachineputa is a giant float that is about 16 meters tall and is decorated with various traditional ornaments, such as lanterns and tapestries. The museum showcases a collection of Tachineputa floats, including both historical and modern examples, and provides visitors with an opportunity to learn about the history and cultural significance of these floats. The museum also hosts exhibits and events related to the Tachineputa and the festivals in which they are used. Visitors can also see the traditional performance of Tachineputa parade during the festival. The museum provides an interesting and unique experience for visitors interested in traditional Japanese culture and festivals.
Opening Hours
09:00-17:00
Address
Omachi-506-10, Goshogawara, Aomori 037-0063, Japan
Getting There
- 3 minutes walk from Goshogawara Station (五所川原駅)
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