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With its collection of thatched roof farmhouses, stone-lined walking paths, and terraced farm plots that climb up the mountainside, Ochiai Village is an enduring example of a traditional Iya Valley hamlet.previous posts>>Experiencing Miyoshi City’s Historic Ochiai Village – Part 1Experiencing Miyoshi City’s Historic Ochiai Village – Part 2 One of the most wonderful aspects of Ochiai Village, and the reason why it is a nationally recognized Preservation District, is the large assortment of thatched roof farmhouses spread out across the village. Many of these centuries-old homes are still lived ...
Marugoto MIYOSHI Tourism Information Service
With its collection of thatched roof farmhouses, stone-lined walking paths, and terraced farm plots that climb up the mountainside, Ochiai Village is an enduring example of a traditional Iya Valley hamlet.previous post>>Experiencing Miyoshi City’s Historic Ochiai Village – Part 1 Although in times past the only way to get around Ochiai Village would have been on foot, nowadays there is a narrow road which twists and turns as it threads its way up through the village. And while the road may be convenient for general access, it is still possible to walk along the ancient pathways which interconn...
Marugoto MIYOSHI Tourism Information Service
With its collection of thatched roof farmhouses, stone-lined walking paths, and terraced farm plots that climb up the mountainside, Ochiai Village is an enduring example of a traditional Iya Valley hamlet.For anyone who has traveled around Japan, they will certainly know that the country is a land full of mountains. Actually, over 70% of the country is made up of mountains, and due to the steep inclines, inaccessibility, and other difficulties such places harbor, these areas are considered essentially uninhabitable (hence why most Japanese cities seem so densely packed). And while the Japanese...
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