The cutest ancient village in Kyoto!🛖

The cutest ancient village in Kyoto! 🛖 At Miyama Village (美山 かやぶきの里) . Miyama Kayabuki no Sato is a small village in the countryside of Miyama City, Kyoto that still preserves the true original culture Each house still has real people living in it There are 50 houses, more than half of the village maintains the original structure that was built 200 years ago Almost the entire village is thatched roofed with leaves It is a high roof called Kayabuki It can be said that it is one of the Unseen places in Kyoto . I can tell you that the atmosphere here is very good There is the Yura River that flows down from the valley in front of the village Which is a popular place for Japanese people to camp in the summer In front of the village is a field of beautiful white soba flowers There are also seasonal flowers that bloom alternately throughout the year With mountains as the background and an ancient Japanese village . Inside the village, there are other places to walk around Kamakura Shrine, a small shrine on the top of the mountain where you can go up to pray and see the view from a high angle Or the Folk Museum (Kayabuki no Sato Folk Museum) With history and ancient utensils on display Some houses are also open as cute cafes for us to relax In addition to sweets, there are also postcards, cute souvenirs And the famous products of the village such as chicken eggs and black beans for sale Here are 2 houses that are open as homestays Matabe House and Hisaya House Or you can come for a day trip from Koto . • How to get there You can travel from Thailand → Kansai Airport Take a local train or the JR Sagono Line (Sanin Line) From Kyoto → Hiyoshi Station (can use the JR Pass) Then take the Nantan Bus → Miyama