Retro Townscape Filled with Edo Nostalgia

Immerse Yourself in the Traditional Atmosphere at Furuya Furusato Village

The Furuya Furusato Village in Takahashi City, northern Okayama Prefecture, preserves a nostalgic townscape from the Edo period, making it a tourist spot. Taking a stroll through the town with its Bengara-colored roofs, you will feel like you've stepped back in time.

Historically Recognized Town designated as a Japan Heritage

Furuya is known as the birthplace of the red dye "Bengara." The historical value of this town is very high and has been recognized as the birthplace of "Japan Red," and also designated as a Japan Heritage. As you walk through this town, you will see that the remnants of the once glamorous era are still vividly present.

Enjoy Experiential Learning

In addition to strolling, there are programs available for experiencing traditional culture, such as Bengara dyeing and Ichimi Togarashi making. It is a tourist destination that can be enjoyed even with children, allowing you to spend a memorable day.

Convenient and Accommodating Facilities

Furuya Furusato Village has convenient facilities such as a large free parking lot and public toilets. There are also lodging facilities where you can leisurely immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the town. In the restaurants, you can savor local cuisine and purchase Bengara-related goods at the souvenir shop.