Miyama “Kayabuki no Sato” – A Journey Back in Time

Highlights of Your Visit: Thatched-Roof Architecture Marvel at the iconic kayabuki roofs, made of natural materials such as straw and reeds, carefully maintained by the local community. Miyama Folk Museum (Except Monday) Learn about traditional tools, customs, and the history of the village at this charming local museum housed in an old thatched home. Local Experiences Try hands-on activities like traditional paper making, soba noodle workshops, or enjoy seasonal festivals that celebrate the local culture. Nature & Tranquility Surrounded by forests and rivers, Miyama offers peaceful walks and stunning views year-round—especially beautiful in spring cherry blossoms and snowy winter scenes.

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   Kyoto Prefecture

   3 hours

   Step into traditional Japan in the heart of the mountains. Nestled in the scenic countryside of Kyoto Prefecture, Kayabuki no Sato in Miyama is a unique village renowned for its beautifully preserved thatched-roof houses. With over 30 traditional homes still in use, this picturesque village offers visitors a rare glimpse into rural Japanese life as it was centuries ago

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• With infant groups are cannot join

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