Old-house experience in Japan Page 2

• Age 3～Age 70
• Within 1 hour

It is a plan that you can experience farming while interacting with farmers. You can experience seasonal farming with farmers, such as making seedlings in spring, planting seedlings in May, and harvesting vegetables in summer. The crops you can experience and harvest depend on the farmer you are experiencing and the crops at that time, so please look forward to it. We will tour the farmer's fields and houses and work while having the farmer teach us. From spring to autumn, you can experience according to the season. ～ Plan example ～ 10:00 Roadside station "Fukushima Towa" set. Move to the experience place by picking up from the experience destination farmer. ↓ 10:20 Arrive at the farmer's inn, explain the work contents, and experience ↓ 11:30 Finish the farming work experience (about 1 hour) ↓ 11:50 Move to the roadside station "Fukushima Towa" by the farmer's pick-up. ↓ 12:00 Michi-no-Eki "Fukushima Towa" disbanded * Enjoy shopping and dining at Michi-no-Eki. * Although it is not possible to specify a farmhouse inn, please understand that it will be accepted as a request. * Depending on the season, the content of farm work and the content of crops for harvesting experience will change. * Depending on the season, you may not be able to experience harvesting, so you will only have to experience farming. * If you come by car, please come to the roadside station "Fukushima Towa" by 9:50.

• For Groups

• Age 5～Age 100
• Within 1 hour

You will experience the tea ceremony in a place where you can enjoy Japanese culture by renovating an old folk house in the Showa era in Satoyama. You can take a break as a customer, or you can actually make tea yourself, and spend a rich time by experiencing the tools and how to make tea. It is a Satoyama tea ceremony workshop that you can feel free to join. It will be reserved for 1 person to 1 group.

• For Rainy Days
• In Door Activity
• For Groups

• Age 6～Age 99
• Within 1 hour
• 09:00 / 14:00

Experience matcha green tea with Kutani ware in a tatami room in a townhouse full of culture. The current owner, Mr. Yukio Uchida, takes over the pottery shop in his parents' house, and he himself creates works by overglaze painting as a Kutani ware artist. In addition to being able to see and purchase Kutani ware at the shop on the 1st floor, the atelier on the 2nd floor of the machiya-style pottery shop is open to the public, allowing visitors to see Mr. Uchida painting. We also serve matcha green tea in Kutani tea bowls made by the artist. Come and experience the world of Kutani ware, which flourished in an elegant culture.

• For Rainy Days
• In Door Activity