A 200-year-old traditional house. Full of atmosphere with tents and wooden cabins. I was lucky enough to catch the perfect sunset. If there are no fireworks festivals this summer, let's light a bonfire ourselves. Get away from the city, take off your mask, play with cats and dogs, and spend a wild weekend with a group of interesting souls. Photos and text shared by villager Tyouei on June 27-28 at Washin Village. Village Chief: The happiest thing is seeing guests (villagers) who come to Washin Village leave with joy and full satisfaction, and then reminisce about the happy memories after returning home, looking forward to the next meeting: 'When are you coming back?' This is why we gave up our guesthouse in Tokyo to build Washin Village here: the warmth of people, the warmth of home, worth remembering and keeping in our hearts forever. Washin Village is full of magical charm.
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- Source: PR Times
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