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＼まるでタイムスリップ！昭和レトロな世界観がエモすぎる話題スポット昭和館📺✨／ 今回は、高山散策で行ったら絶対にテンションが上がる「飛騨高山 昭和館」をご紹介します！ 一歩足を踏み入れた瞬間、そこは
＼まるでタイムスリップ！昭和レトロな世界観がエモすぎる話題スポット昭和館📺✨／ 今回は、高山散策で行ったら絶対にテンションが上がる「飛騨高山 昭和館」をご紹介します！ 一歩足を踏み入れた瞬間、そこは
Experience a nostalgic journey through Japan's Showa era (1950s-1970s) at this interactive museum in Takayama, featuring retro streets, classrooms, and games.
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1Hida Takayama Showakan MuseumMuseum · Takayama4.4 (90)Closed · opens tomorrow 9 AMTakayama Shōwa-kan Museum, 6番地 Shimoichinomachi, Takayama, Gifu 506-0843, Japan- Showa-era street recreation — Step into a meticulously recreated Showa-era streetscape, complete with vintage cars, glowing lanterns, and old shop signs. It feels like a movie set, offering a unique photo opportunity at every turn.
- Retro classroom — A realistic recreation of a Showa-era school classroom, featuring old wooden desks, a blackboard, and vintage typewriters. It's like slipping back in time to a bygone school day.
- Vintage cameras display — A glass display case filled with a wide array of vintage cameras and photography equipment, showcasing the evolution of photography through the Showa period.
- Hand pump well — An old-fashioned hand pump well that you can actually operate, offering a hands-on experience of daily life from the Showa era.
- Rotary dial telephone — A vintage pink rotary dial telephone that you can try to use, even if you're not sure how it works! It's a fun, tactile way to connect with the past.
- Hina doll display — A traditional tiered display of Hina dolls, representing the imperial court, which are typically displayed during Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day). This exhibit adds a touch of authentic Showa-era home life.
- Retro arcade game · ¥10 — An old-school arcade game where you can play for 10 yen, though the on-screen text notes there are no prizes. It's a simple, fun diversion that captures the spirit of Showa-era entertainment.