Tsukiyono Vidro Park
Tsukiyono Vidro Park
Tsukiyono Vidro Park
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Tsukiyono Vidro Park

月夜野びーどろパーク

Last updated: February 19, 2021

See glass artisans at work and try making glassware yourself

Tsukiyono Vidro Park is one of the largest producers of handmade glass in Japan, with a history of about 110 years. Visitors can tour the facilities and see the glass production process. You can also try making glassware yourself through a range of workshops, including glassblowing, sandblasting, and stained glass making. A museum displays historic glass pieces from around the world. Take a break in the restaurant, sample local craft beer in glasses produced here, and then browse the shop to find a piece to take home.


Amenities

English support

Some English-speaking staff

Onsen

Natural hot spring baths

Daytrip bathing

Baths open to non-staying guests

Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi available

Luggage storage

Temporarily store luggage

Luggage delivery

Can send bags via courier service

All Western-style toilets

All toilets are Western style

Chair seating

Dining in chairs (not directly on floor)

Private dining

Private dining rooms available

Ingredients list

Ingredients list for meals

Vegetarian

Vegetarian meals upon request

Halal

Halal meals upon request

Prayer amenities

Muslim prayer items, support, room, etc.

Non-smoking

Non-smoking facility

Smoking area

Smoking room(s) and/or area(s)

Free parking

Free-of-charge car parking

Shuttle bus

Shuttle bus service available

Basic Information

Address

737-1 Gokan, Minakami, Tone District ( Map)

Access

About 5 minutes by taxi from Jomo-Kogen Station

About 15 minutes on foot from Gokan Station

About 10 minutes by car from Tsukiyono IC of Kan-Etsu Expressway

Hours

8:05 a.m. to 4:50 p.m.

Closed

Open daily

Tel

0278-62-2211

Website

http://www.vidro-park.jp/en/

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