Miyama Thatched Village Winter Lantern Corridor

About this event

Held in 'Kayabuki no Sato' in Kita, Miyama-cho, Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture, 'Miyama Kayabuki no Sato Winter Lantern Corridor' is an event that decorates a beautiful village of quintessential Japanese landscape with fantastical lights. A landscape lined with thatched-roof houses built between roughly 220 and 150 years ago is enveloped in the warm light of alley lanterns and LED lanterns. During the event, the thatched-roof private houses are illuminated, allowing visitors to enjoy a magical scenery distinct from daytime. In addition, food stalls offering warm menus made with local ingredients, mochi pounding experiences using Miyama rice, and complimentary servings of zenzai (sweet red bean soup) will be held. In particular, on Wednesday, February 3, a Haruno-style Japanese classical dance dedication will be held at a historic local shrine, where watching the dance performance in a special space illuminated by paper lanterns offers a precious experience unique to winter in Miyama. Please note that parking requires advance reservations for all dates and all vehicles. Why not visit winter Miyama to feel the lanterns glowing in the cold and the warm hospitality of the local community?

Venue

Miyama Kayabuki no Sato

Kitashimomaki, Miyama-cho, Nantan, Kyoto 601-0712