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Hida Folk Village

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Hida Folk Villagepanahon, klima at pinakamainam na panahon para sa paglalakbay

Pinagmulan ng datos：Meteostat
Petsa ng pag-update：2025-09

Hida Folk Village klima sa buong taon

  • Spring (March–May): 5–15°C on average, mild but humid climate with more rainfall. Temperatures gradually warm up starting from March. Common activities: picnicking, flower viewing (e.g., mountain cherry blossoms). Recommended clothing: light jacket, long-sleeved clothing, rain gear.
  • Summer (June–August): 20–25°C on average, hot and humid with more rainfall, especially in July. Common activities: playing in streams, sightseeing in cool summer resorts. Recommended clothing: light and breathable clothing, sun hat, rain gear.
  • Autumn (September–November): 8–23°C on average, pleasant climate with more rainfall, but temperatures gradually decrease. Common activities: autumn leaves viewing, hiking. Recommended clothing: light jacket, long-sleeved clothing.
  • Winter (December–February): -1–8°C on average, cold and dry with increased chance of snowfall and low temperatures. Common activities: skiing, onsen experience. Recommended clothing: warm jacket, hat, gloves, scarf.

Hida Folk Village average ng klima

Annual average temperature: approx. 12°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 1883 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: July

Hida Folk Village buwan average na temperatura at dami ng ulan

Buwan
Temperatura (°C)
Dami ng ulan (milimetro)
Enero
-1.1°C
85.6
Pebrero
0.4°C
85.1
Marso
5°C
159.9
Abril
12.1°C
174.3
Mayo
15.2°C
216.8
Hunyo
20.1°C
213.6
Hulyo
24.7°C
222.8
Agosto
25.1°C
145.9
Setyembre
22.8°C
218.2
Oktubre
13.9°C
160.6
Nobyembre
8.3°C
123.2
Disyembre
1.8°C
77.8

Panahon sa susunod na pitong araw Hida Folk Village

8/18
Martes
Fog
26.1°C/16.2°C
8/19
Miyerkules
Fog
28°C/17°C
8/20
Huwebes
Fog
26.6°C/17.3°C
8/21
Biyernes
Fog
25.9°C/16.6°C
8/22
Sabado
Fog
26.1°C/16.1°C
8/23
Linggo
Fog
26.5°C/19.2°C
8/24
Lunes
Light rain shower
24.5°C/20°C

Hida Folk Village Mga Madalas Itanong (FAQ) at Kapaki-pakinabang na Impormasyon sa Paglalakbay

What is Hida Folk Village?

Hida Folk Village, also known as Hida no Sato, is an open-air museum featuring around 30 well-preserved traditional buildings dating up to 200 years old. It showcases the rural lifestyle and architecture of the Hida region centuries ago, with demonstrations of traditional crafts.

How much time is recommended for a visit to Hida Folk Village?

A visit to Hida Folk Village typically takes about 1 to 2 hours to fully explore the historic buildings and enjoy the demonstrations. The village is open from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM daily.

Is Hida Folk Village worth visiting for history buffs?

Yes, Hida Folk Village is an excellent destination for history buffs. It preserves over 30 historic buildings from the Hida area, offering a tangible glimpse into the past, including traditional homes with thatched roofs, some in the distinctive Gassho-zukuri style.

What can I expect to see and do at Hida Folk Village?

At Hida Folk Village, you can wander through meticulously recreated historical farmhouses and other traditional structures. You'll have the opportunity to see demonstrations of ancient crafts, learn about rural Japanese life, and admire the unique architecture.

What is the difference between Hida Folk Village and Shirakawa-go?

While both offer glimpses into traditional Japanese villages, Shirakawa-go is a larger area that includes a living town with shops and restaurants alongside its historic Gassho-zukuri houses. Hida Folk Village, on the other hand, is primarily a museum showcasing recreated historical buildings and is dedicated to preserving the past without functioning shops or cafes within its core museum area.