The miniature model of the temples of Nikko is a must see. You can clearly see the very detailed work of the artists who recreated the historic structures. The entrance here is free if you avail of the Takayama Matsuri Float Exhibition Hall entrance fee. Don't forget to take plenty of pictures here then visit the real place after.

(Translated by Google) I didn't do any preliminary research, but I happened to stop by here to kill time ... No, it's really amazing here, it's a must-see if you come to Takayama. Whether you are interested in Nikko Toshogu or not, you will surely be fascinated by the precision of this miniature! (Original) 事前の下調べもせず、たまたま見かけたここに暇つぶしのつもりで立ち寄ったんですが・・・ いやマジでここはすごいです、高山に来たなら必見ですね。 日光東照宮に興味がある無しに関係なく、このミニチュアの精密な圧巻の作りこみに目を奪われること間違いなしですよ！

高山祭屋台会館のすぐそはにあり、屋台会館の入場料（1,000円）に含まれているんです😊 館内に何があるのか分からず、奥さんと入るのをためらっていましたが、入って驚きました😱 日光東照宮の模型が展示されているんです。それも超精密な模型なんですよ❗ 1/10のスケールで33人の技術者が15年の歳月をかけて作られたそうです。すごいですよね～😅 建物だけでなく彫刻も精密で本当に良く作ったと思いますよ😂 訪れて良かったです🤗 ちなみに私達だけで貸切状態でしたね～😁

This is the perfect example of why the Japanese culture is revered by many for their craft. It's not good enough to build the actual building or structure with impunity, but the same level of art is employed when creating a mockup of the actual place. This museum shows us many of the important cultural heritage sights with no less level of iconographic representations of the many gods, mythical creatures and the stories they tell of the Japanese ancestors. The color, relief, fastening and assembly are spectacular. This is not to be missed. Especially if you are an architect engineer or an artist. You won't be disappointed

1 to 10 mini version of temples and shrines. Detail work is amazing! Including gold leaf. Must see

i actually had no idea what this museum contained. to my delight its nikko toshogu replicas! ive been to nikko but theres a lot you cant see as a member of the public. so it was pretty cool to see the replicas!

On display are beautifully detailed 1/10 scale models of the buildings at Nikko's Toshogu. They were created about 100 years ago and took about 15 years to complete. I think the entrance fee is included in the ticket for the nearby festival float museum.

This museum is a must see

櫻山八幡宮境内に有り、屋台会館との共通券で入館可能。 館内は見渡せる程のスペースですが、精巧な模型が展示されています。 細かい所まで丁寧に作られていて圧倒されます。 一見の価値有り！かと思います(*´ω｀*)

(Translated by Google) It can be used with the same admission ticket (1,000 yen) as the Yatai Kaikan next door. Not expensive at all. The whole Nikko Toshogu Shrine has been reproduced in an elaborate miniature. Astonishing quality. I wonder if it's an exhibition because there is a connection between Mr. Kanamori of Takayama and Tokugawa. (Original) お隣の屋台会館と共通の入場券（1,000円）で利用可能。決して高くはない。 日光東照宮の全容な精巧なミニチュアで再現されている。びっくりするクオリティ。 高山の金森氏と徳川の繋がりがあるからこそ、の展示かな。

(Translated by Google) I'm really impressed that you made such a miniature ❗ Left: Jingoro trained in Takayama, Hida. something remains in my ears I went to Nikko Toshogu Shrine before = sleeping cat = Hidari Jingoro I wanted to come here for a long time 😂 I didn't really know where it was, but when I finally found it, there was no one in charge, and when I entered the food stall hall, there was a leaflet stating that this was free, so after entering the food stall hall, I looked at this one too. I was allowed to. What are your thoughts on the previous record of the full renovation of Nikko Toshogu Shrine a few years ago? While realizing that, I wondered if the direction of the scene was a little misunderstood 😃 But Maa, I was a fool who admired that such a thing can be created❗. (Original) 良くマア こんなミニチュアを 作ったものだと 感心します❗ 左 甚五郎 ＝ 飛騨の高山で修行した。 ってのが 何か 耳に残っていて 以前 日光東照宮に行った ＝ 眠り猫 ＝ 左 甚五郎 つながりで ココ へ ずっと来たかった😂 場所が 中々 わからなくて ようやく 見つけたら 係りの方等 誰も居なくて 屋台会館へ 入場されたら コチラは 無料 です とのチラシがべたべたと 貼ってある との事で 屋台会館へ 入ってから コチラも 拝見させて頂きました。 感想は 数年前に日光東照宮を 全面改修した 以前の記録？ だなぁ と 実感しつつ 場面場面の 方角が 少し解りズラかったかなぁ😃 でも マア 何とこんな物が 作成出来るのだ❗ と 感心するバカリでした。

The ticket to this museum was included with the entry to the festival floats exhibition hall. WOW what a bonus! I wasn't even familiar with this place.. it wasn't listed in the Lonely Planet guide. This rates as one of the top 3 places I visited while in Japan. These 1/10th size replicas have amazing detail. all hand made on the early 1900's. we were there late on a rainy day and had the place to ourselves. it was magical

What a beautiful museum showcasing the miniatures of the temples and shrines of Nikko. This is the perfect complement for those who have been to Nikko. These miniatures are perfect and must have taken forever to be made.