#BestTourismVillages #miyama
A view of Japan‘s rich agricultural & forestry heritage – Kyoto Miyama

Located about 50 kilometers north from central Kyoto, Miyama spans multiple hamlets that are scattered throughout the mountains and valleys. Despite its close distance to the city center, the village feels far removed from modern-day life. 96% of the town consists of forests and pristine waters of the Yuragawa river sourced from the virgin forest “Ashiu no mori” (a research station of Kyoto University’s Field Science and Education Center) flow through the heart of Miyama. Kitamura, one of Miyama’s hamlets with cluster of thatched roof houses, was designated as the national preservation district in 1993. Since then, a lot of tourists are visiting here throughout the year. Come and visit Kyoto Miyama where you can truly immerse yourself in the village's traditional charms

▼Miyama Navi – Kyoto Miyama’s Tour Information Website
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▼Miyama Navi Facebook
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▼Kyoto Miyama Tourism Association Official Instagram
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▽Chapter
0:00　Scenic views in Miyama
1:04　370-year-old thatched-roof farm house (Ishida Family’s House)
1:12　Kayabuki Art Museum & Folklore Museum
1:23　Miyama Forestry Cooperative Association
1:34　Miyama Hunters’ Association
1:41　Miyama Nature & Culture Village
1:48　Miyama Fisheries Cooperative Association
1:58　Restaurant “Yururi”
2:02　Mackerel road’s traditional fermented mackerel sushi by Hora hamlet Women’s Group
2:08　Chicken Farm ”Sotoda”
2:15　“Café Pouka”
2:20　“Sightseeing Farm Ewaland”
2:25　Sustainable living experience “Tautasya”
2:32　Farmers in Miyama
2:44　Cattle Ranch “Yumitate” and Miyama Milk
2:58　Gelato shop “Miyama no Megumi Milk Studio”
3:03　Gas station
3:09　Nantan City Municipal Bus
3:16　Roadside Station “Miyama Fureai Hiroba”
3:21　Come and visit Kyoto Miyama!

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