In the tranquil mountains of Kyoto Prefecture lies Kayabuki-no Sato, a village that feels like a journey back in time. Known for its thatched-roof farmhouses, this charming destination offers a glimpse into Japan's rural heritage.
The village's nearly 40 traditional homes, beautifully preserved and still in use, create a picturesque setting that attracts visitors worldwide. Stroll through the village's winding paths and marvel at the craftsmanship of the thatched roofs set against a stunning mountain backdrop.
The Miyama Folklore and Little Indigo Museum provide deeper insights into the region's history and culture, showcasing traditional tools and exquisite indigo-dyed fabrics. Seasonal festivals, like the Water Hose Festival and Snow Lantern Festival, add to the village's allure, transforming it into a fairytale landscape.
For an immersive experience, stay overnight in one of the thatched-roof lodgings, where you can enjoy local hospitality and savor traditional cuisine. Whether exploring the scenic lanes, participating in guided tours, or simply soaking in the serene atmosphere, Kayabuki-no Sato promises an unforgettable experience.
Embark on a journey to Kayabuki-no Sato and discover this extraordinary village's timeless beauty and cultural richness. Let its serene charm and historic ambiance captivate your heart.
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
No closing days
All year
All ages are welcome.
No particular price
