Miyama thatched village Sightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns "Thatched Village" There are still Many thatched houses in In the town, but among them, 39 out of 50 houses in the "northern" village have thatched roofs, and the degree of preservation of the historical landscape, including buildings using traditional techniques, is highly evaluated, and it was selected as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in December 1993 (Heisei 5) (1993). It has gained popularity as a place where you can encounter the original scenery of Japan, and many tourists Visit throughout the year. There are two cafes, the Miyama Folk Documents Museum, and two inns, "Guesthouse Matabe" and "Guesthouse Kuya" in the village. Kamakura Shrine in the village is a recommended Spot where you can overlook the village. You can also apply for a private guided tour of the thatched village that you can enjoy by making a reservation in advance. It takes 30 minutes ~ 1 hour to walk in the thatched village with commentary.

Miyama, Kyoto Prefecture Snow Lantern Corridor The illumination of the thatched-roof house that seems to appear in the old days was fantastic and beautiful.

Thatched village in Miyama, Kyoto It is a famous composition and a classic, but it is a place that can be said to be the gateway to Miyama I would like to see this wonderful scenery for many years to come, but when I come to the countryside, I always feel that it can be preserved forever, especially in areas with a large number of elderly people due to the declining birthrate, and I have been to the museum, but it is difficult to maintain it, and I feel that it is very difficult for the people who will inherit this history to pass it on to future generations.

Thatched village in Miyama, Kyoto There were not many Japanese tourists, but it was crowded with tourists from overseas. There was a lot of excitement in making it, but some of it looked like some kind of sculpture, which was a strange sight, but I was glad that it looked like art.

This is the state of September in Kyoto "Miyama Kayabuki no Sato". Buckwheat flowers were blooming in the foreground. The red post is cute.

Miyama Kayabuki no Sato Located in Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture, this mountain village has a historical atmosphere. In the kominka and nature that fills the screen, the post is impressive. The color is dark overall, so I put a model in a red kimono to make the red stand out. It is a valuable spot where you can cut out the good old Japanese culture.