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Daio Wasabi Farm

This is the largest wasabi (Japanese horse radish) farm in Japan. It is famous for the wasabi paddies and the watermill used by the internationally renowned director Akira Kurosawa in his film “Dreams”. Experience wasabi pickling (for a fee), try the famous wasabi flavored soft ice cream, wasabi beer, and many other wasabi dishes.

Daio Wasabi Farm

Open every day

free admission

駐車場／無料駐車場完備

現地案内図／

中央道豊科インター出口より直進・・・約１０分
ＪＲ大糸線穂高駅下車・・・タクシー約１０分

大きな地図で見る

Dosojin

Dosojin statues are numerous in Azumino, so much so that the village is called the treasure house of dosojin.
Dosojin are Shinto deities said to protect villages, they are often found in village centers and intersections.
There is even a pamphlet to show you the location of all the dosojin stone markers, so one of our suggestions would be to have a relaxing cycle through the village to visit the dosojin stone markers.

AZUMINO ARTHILLS MUSEUM

This is a revolutionary museum combining gallery space, shops, restaurants, and the glass workshop. In this space, “enrich your life” and “get away from the daily hustle and bustle” through soothing glassworks.

AZUMINO ARTHILLS MUSEUM

営業期間／不定休（ミュージアムのみ、1～3月第2・4火曜日休館）

※冬期期間中は、館内メンテナンス等の為、休館する場合がございます

入場料／無料

（ミュージアムのみ有料：小学生以上800円、団体10名様以上720円）

駐車場／無料駐車場完備

現地案内図／

電車をご利用の場合：
JR大糸線「穂高駅」よりタクシーで約10分

車をご利用の場合：
長野高速道路　豊科I.C.より山麓線方面へ約15分

〒399-8301　長野県安曇野市穂高有明8161-1

0263-83-5100 FAX 0263-83-5800

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Ikeda Public Museum of Art

This museum sits in the Azumino Ikeda Craft Park from where there is a p anoramic view of the Northern Japanese Alps.
Surrounded by lush greenery, the museum consists of three buildings: Ikeda Public Museum of Art, the Ikutaro Okuda building, and the Takako Kojima building. Stored and displayed here are works by artists who love Azumino and have deep ties to this land.

Ikeda Public Museum of Art

Hours／ 9am – 5pm (last entry at 4:30pm)

Closed　／ Every Monday, days following holidays

(if Monday is a holiday, museum closes on Tuesday),
end of year and beginning of year.

Admission／Adult 400 yen (350 yen)

High School and University Students 250 yen (200 yen)

Elementary and Junior High School Students 100 yen (50 yen)

(Admissions in brackets are for group of 20 or more.)
* Special exhibits require separate admission charge.

〒399-8602　7782, Aisome, Kitaazumi-gun, Ikeda-machi, Nagano-ken, Japan

0261－62－660 FAX 0261－62－6601

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Ariake Museum of Art

Joseon dynasty ceramics, sculptures, and lithographic art

Hours／: 9am – 5pm (Apr – Oct); 10am – 4pm (Nov – Mar)

Admission／: 600 yen; 300 yen (children)

0263-83-3701

Sonehara Residence, a national cultural property

The Edo period residential building that belonged to the local privileged class family is the oldest of its kind in the region.

Hours／: 9am – 5pm

Admission／: 200 yen(high schoolstudents and above); 100 yen (junior high students and below)

0263-83-2359

Azumino Sangaku Art Gallery

Collection of beautiful alpine landscape paintings that depict the peaks surrounding Azumino.

Hours／: 9am – 5pm

Closed on Thursdays: (except in August)

0263-83-4743

Morinoouchi

Picture book gallery and cottages surrounded by Japanese red pines.

Hours／: 9:30am – 5pm

Admission／: 700 yen; 500 yen (children)

Closed on Thursdays: (except in August)

0263-83-5670

Azumino Jansem Museum

Collection of works by Jean Jansem, who was a giant in the French art world.

Hours／: 8:30am – 5pm; (Call during the off season to ensure)

Admission／: 850 yen; 500 yen (children)

0263-83-6584

Rokuzan Art Museum

Experience “Japanese Rodin” inside the church inspired architecture.

Admission／: 700 yen; 300 yen (high school students); 150 yen (junior high and younger)

May – Oct: Open every day
Nov – Apr: Closed on Mondays and days after holidays

0263-82-2094

Ofune Kaikan

Hotaka dolls used in the local Ofune Matsuri festival are on display, as well as historical documents

Open every day

Admission: 300 yen

0263-82-7310

Azumino Oshie Museum

Collection of traditional clothwork art pieces by Mr. Nakamura.

Hours／: 10am – 5pm; (Closed Dec – Mar)

Closed Mondays: (except in Aug – Sep)

0263-83-6718

Ariake-yama Shrine

Carvings on the gate and ceiling art are a must see.Surrounded by a beautiful garden.

0263-83-3764

Kurio-yama Mangan-ji Temple

A Shingon Buddhism temple called Shinano-Takano. Famous for the vivid azaleas garden when in season.

0263-83-2088

Hotaka Shrine

The protector shrine that tells the roots of the Azumi-tribe. Worshippers flock here to pray for road and travel safety.

0263-82-2003

Matsuo Temple Yakushido, a national cultural property

It was designated as a national cultural property in 1964. Notable for its late Muromachi period architecture.

0263-83-4171

Kichijousan Toko-ji Temple

The Bhaisajyaguru statue is a town cultural property that has been worshipped for some time as it is said to have performed miracles for eye troubles.