Miyama Kayabuki no Sato Village

Miyama Kayabuki no Sato, Miyama City, Kyoto Prefecture A village with a high thatched roof and a distinctive red mailbox located in front of the village. How to get there - We started from Namba Station (Midosuji Line) > Umeda Station and then Osaka Station (Tokaido-Sanyo Line) > Kyoto Station > Kyoto Station (San-In Line) > Sonobe Station, then took another train opposite > Hiyoshi Station. *You have to press the button to open and close the door on the Sonobe Line yourself. Sightseeing Spots - Miyama Kayabuki no Sato Hotel - Restaurants and Food - We ate at shokujidokoro Kitamura, a homemade soba restaurant, because all the other shops in the village were closed 😭😭 Shopping - The day we went (04/15/2025), it was drizzling all day. The village was very quiet. (It's like no one lives there.) There were very few tourists that day, so we had time to absorb the peaceful atmosphere. The spring atmosphere, cherry blossom trees were blooming, and colorful flowers along the path were blooming along the way. We walked around and took pictures until we forgot the time. On the opposite side of the village, along the river (canal?), there was a row of cherry blossom trees that were blooming, very beautiful. Coming here was very impressive. The people were very lovely. There were 2 of us, but because it was raining and there was a place to borrow umbrellas, but there was only one umbrella. And by chance, we dropped the Hong Thai inhaler. Ojisan who was selling things there shouted "Thailand". I was confused. How did he know? Because we were wearing masks. Ojisan quickly took out his Hong Thai inhaler and showed it off, giving me a thumbs up. Then he lent me another umbrella, which made me feel relieved and happy. Before returning the umbrella, he raised his hands to thank us and said that Hong Thai was the best. #kayabukinosato #kayabukinosatovillage #miyama #ruralvillage #miyama #ancientvillage #sakura #healing