We went to the Hida No Sato folk village, which was more of an open air folk museum as it gathered structures and crafts from around the country.
This display both showcased a home, and also traditional woodcutting equipment. There were also weaving, papermaking, etc. live displays. My grandparents would have loved this place.
Here, a collection of the iron hooks (irori) that the cook pot would hang from, over the open fire in the middle of the house (seen above).
Also, they are growing rice, among other things.
Following this, a travel day to Tokyo. We will pass by Fujisan, remains to be seen if we will see it though?
Out and About 