“Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato” is a spectacular rural area in Kyoto that is popular even overseas!

“Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato” is a spectacular rural area in Kyoto that is popular even overseas!

Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato is lined with over 50 old Japanese thatched-roof houses, many of which were built between the Edo period (around 1600) and the Meiji period (around 1860).

Local residents cooperate to protect the houses, regularly repairing the thatched roofs, and the area has become a tourist spot that attracts many tourists as a way of passing on traditional culture to the present day. Please enjoy the old Japanese rural scenery.

00:00:00　Opening
00:05:30　Entrance to Miyama Kayabuki Village
00:13:00　Inari Shrine
00:15:56　Fumyouji Temple
00:21:15　Cute goats kept in captivity
00:24:32　Kamakura Shrine
00:29:15　From the bush road to Chii Hachiman Shrine
00:36:20　Saba Kaido
00:43:19　Little Ai Museum
00:46:12　Miyama Folklore Museum
00:43:38　Country road to Tsumoto Shrine
00:56:17　Tsumoto Shrine (Suwa Shrine)
01:00:22　A spot with a panoramic view of Miyama Kayabuki Village

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