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Green Tourism, Agritourism

Rural Minshuku (lodging in a private house)
Like 'farmstays' in Australia, it is possible to get a taste of life in a rural village by staying at private dwelling. Many people offer this service across Japan, but they are especially common in Nagano and Nara.
  • The appeal of the Minshuku culture
    Amidst the beautiful natural scenery and the homely atmosphere of a rural village, it is possible to try your hand at farm work, cooking traditional foods and making traditional handicrafts. You may also have the chance to sample fresh seasonal local produce, cooked in a traditional and homely way. Depending on the location, it may be possible to self-cater, but in most cases, you will enjoy a meal with the family. By visting local festivals and historic locations, you can also get a feel for the region's culture and place in history.
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