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Why is our area resisted as one of Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems in the world ? Why is our are chosen as one of the best 100 rice paddies in Japan? Why is my town very holy and important place for Japanese especially in terms of Shintoism( Japanese religion) and mythology? What is Japanese authentic farmer life like? How do my family grow rice and breed Wagyu cows? Let me explain them (or more if you want) when you stay at my house! The area is renown for its cultural heritage with many of the Japanese myths taking place in our valley which are enacted through dance at one of our temples. Our spectacular Takachiho Gorge (10 minutes drive) also features in these classical myths. You can take a wonderful walk down to the riverbed and enjoy a relaxing row in a rented boat whilst pondering on the incredible volcanic rock formations. Amanoyasukawara shrine (7 minutes drive) is a beautiful, evocative mythical cave where people place stones to make wishes and is greatly loved here in Japan. Mount Aso is the greatest active volcano in Japan and is among the largest in the world. The marvellous one hour drive through the mountains offers stunning views and fun stops on the way like a smoked salmon restaurant; a surprising tunnel park; hot spring baths; natural springs, temples and waterfalls.

No trains. Direct buses from Fukuoka, Kumamoto and Nobeoka. Takachiho bus center to get off. Most of our guests arrive by car because this enables you to make the most of all of the attractions and stunning volcanic scenery.We have a parking lot for one car. 1 minute walk to the nearest bus station. There is a map how you get to our house from there in one of our listing pictures. Only 4 stops away and 100 yen from Takachiho bus center. Free picking up service available at Takachiho bus center.