| Available
Languages |
Only Japanese. Attendance of
interpreter is requested.
| Prepared for foreigners |
pamphlet |
; |
Taiwanese |
| Guide Book |
; |
N/A |
| Video Tape |
; |
N/A |
| Slide |
; |
N/A |
| Other |
; |
N/A |
|
| Comment |
Japan's indigenous Ainu people
have lived closely with nature for centuries. Their respect for
the land is visible in their dances, which reflect the contrasting
aspects of their life: for example hunting vs. playing, and happiness
vs. sadness. Akan's old-style Ainu dance has been handed down since
ancient times and has been designated an Important Intangible Cultural
Asset. Besides watching the dance, you can try woodcarving, embroidery
and other crafts for yourself under the guidance of Ainu-kotan instructors. |
| Access |
60 min. drive from Kushiro airport
A parking lot available 15 min. walk from Akan-ko bus center |
| Hours |
Please contact us
in advance. |
| Closed |
| Admission
Fee |
| Admission Fee Adult |
Please contact us in advance. |
| College Student |
Please contact us in advance. |
| Senior High School Student |
Please contact us in advance. |
| Junior High School Student |
Please contact us in advance. |
| Elementary School Student |
Please contact us in advance. |
| Child (6-year under) |
Please contact us in advance. |
| Group |
- |
| Other discount |
- |
|
| Restaurant |
N/A |
| Facility
for disabled person |
N/A |
| Parking
Capacity |
a few cars |
