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Located in central Kyoto prefecture, Miyama-cho is a Japanese mountain farming village preserved unchanged over the ages. Visitors can now tour the village of 39 kayabuki thatched-roof farmhouses with a local, English-speaking guide. Tours take 60 minutes, and guides go over the structure and way of life with the thatched-roof homes as well as the society of mutual aid around them, while also covering the SDGs and traditional Japanese life. Take this chance to experience the true nature of Japan with the optional tour when you drop by Kayabuki no Sato.
A guide at work speaking English (C)一般社団法人南丹市美山観光まちづくり協会
A view of kayabuki thatched-roof farmhouses (Kayabuki no Sato) (C)一般社団法人南丹市美山観光まちづくり協会
Participants relaxing around a thatched-roof house (C)一般社団法人南丹市美山観光まちづくり協会
A guide standing at a view of the village (C)一般社団法人南丹市美山観光まちづくり協会
The inside of a kayabuki thatched roof (c)Ichiju Issai no Yado Chabu Dining
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