What other travelers are saying about Hida Takayama Teddy Bear Eco Village
Bears to your front, bears to your left n bears to your right - Bears everywhere, teddy galore at the Hida village exhibit- all types n manner of teddies large n small, cute n cuddly. Small admission fee is required but it’s a nice visit for the kiddies. One could also after the exhibit take a break for drinks at the Teddy bear cafe right next door. A must go for all Teddy bear fans n those who love the Kawaii culture 👍👍 cute cute n yet more cute 🥰
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Frequently Asked Questions
The admission fee is 1,000 yen for adults, 600 yen for junior high and elementary students, and free for preschool-aged children and younger.
Yes, nearby attractions include Hida no Sato, Hida Takayama Museum of Art, and the Literary Walk, all within close proximity to the Eco Village.
The village is located in the western part of the city, about a 7-8 minute drive from Takayama Station. Taxis or rental cars are convenient options for this short trip.
Visitors can enjoy a whimsical experience surrounded by various teddy bear exhibits, participate in workshops, shop for teddy bear-themed merchandise, and relax in the on-site café.
We had a great time checking the teddy bears.
Admission tickets were quite expensive.
The place is quite a walking distance from Old Hida Town. Unfortunately there were not many signage to lead us to this place and we had to ask few people to find it.
There is an onsite teddy bear theme cafe selling pretty looking Teddy Bear ice cream.
I went anyway although I thought it might really not worth the ticket price. I like the idea though, that teddy bear has been something that bring comfort to people, hence having a place like this, does bring some smile to people.
Its a small place but if you love stuff toys and teddy bears this is your place. The place is pretty small and the ticket cause 600 yen butbif you're around the area drop by and have a look. The museum also showcases environmental concepts in the form of teddy bears.
I was torn between 4 and 5 stars here. I'd recommend a visit solely for the atmosphere and good service. The coffee is good, and the cheese cake was worth a try. They do have a limited menu, but it seems mostly healthy, which can be rare when eating out. The store is expensive, but I would say to at least look around, they have some really cool, and funny stuff (find the farting bear!). They didn't have much I would eat, but if you like your veggies I think this place is great. My girlfriend said all of the veggies were super fresh, and they looked it. The pizza also looked good, even though I don't eat mushrooms or tomatoes. If you're in the area, it's worth the stop, even if you just get a coffee.
