Sio House (Salt Museum)

Sio House (Salt Museum) is a small, intriguing attraction centered around a collection of 366 uniquely colored salts, each representing a day of the year. Originally situated within a traditional Japanese house once used as a resting place for the Japanese Crown Prince, the museum offers visitors the opportunity to view, learn about, and purchase these non-edible salts as souvenirs. While the museum itself has faced closure due to funding issues, the adjacent Salt Mountain remains open. The site often features live music and is known for its air-conditioned interior, providing a respite from the heat. Guests can discover their 'birthday salt' and its associated lucky color.