[2025 Takahashi Attraction] Travel Guide for Fukiya Furusato Village (Updated Mar)
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Fukiya Furusato Village is a historic village located in Takahashi, Okayama Prefecture, Japan, where visitors can admire traditional Japanese architecture, which is built by local craftsmen using local materials. These buildings include traditional Japanese inns, restaurants, shops and residences, as if traveling back in time to the past of Japan.
Address:
838-2 Nariwacho Fukiya, Takahashi, Okayama 719-2341, Japan
Recommended sightseeing time:
1-2 hours
Phone:
+81 866-29-2222
Ticket Price
Free entry
Okayama Prefecture, Bengala Town (Japan Red)
Tourist Spot:
The Japanese Heritage "Town of Bengala" in Takahashi City, Okayama Prefecture. Once famous as the birthplace of Japan Red, the beautiful copper-colored townscape has been preserved.
The highlight is the large-scale former Fukiya Elementary School building, a wonderful piece of modern wooden architecture!
The copper-colored roof stands out against the clear blue sky.
You can experience local heritage through experiences such as Bengala dyeing, so be sure to come and visit!
Address:
838-2 Fukiya, Naruha-cho, Takahashi City, Okayama Prefecture
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Fukiya Furusato
#japantrip Fukiya Furusato Village in Okayama Prefecture is a hidden gem that transports visitors back to Japan’s Edo period. Known for its distinctive Bengala-red buildings, created with natural iron oxide pigment, the village exudes a unique charm. Once a hub for copper mining and Bengala production, the village preserves its historical legacy with attractions like the old copper mine, Bengala workshops, and traditional merchant houses. Walking along its quiet streets, surrounded by mountains, feels like stepping into a bygone era. Visitors can enjoy hands-on activities, such as dyeing fabric with Bengala, and sample local delicacies. Seasonal highlights like autumn foliage make Fukiya even more picturesque.
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Fukiya Furusato
#japantrip Fukiya Furusato Village, located in Okayama Prefecture, is a charming historic town known for its traditional red Bengala-painted buildings. Once a thriving center for copper mining and Bengala dye production, it now preserves its Edo-period atmosphere with beautifully restored streets and wooden houses. Visitors can explore the town’s heritage through sites like the former copper mine, dye workshops, and local museums. Surrounded by lush hills, the village offers a tranquil retreat and stunning scenery, particularly in autumn. Unique crafts, traditional sweets, and workshops on Bengala dyeing provide hands-on experiences. Fukiya Furusato is a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.