Folk Museum Lokubenkan

A guest house where you can experience mountain village living. It is said to be a pioneer of Japanese-style green tourism, and the content of the experience is authentic. It is a time to make self-catering using pesticide-free-grown vegetables harvested by yourself, to participate in river play and village events, and to chat while eating with the landlady at the hearth end. I think it is the best hospitality to spend time in the nature of Oka-mura, and I am free to spend it. Let's enjoy the life of a mountain village that changes greatly depending on the season.

A roadside station located in Oka Village, an unexplored area surrounded by the Southern Alps and the Ina Mountains. Oka-mura is famous for its "Oka-kabuki", which was designated as the first national must-have intangible folk property in Jibai. Inside the facility, there is a tourist information center where you can get information about Oka Village, as well as a direct sales office and a restaurant. At the direct sale shop, there is a rich selection of vegetables and fruits with a dense taste and an increased sweetness due to the difference in temperature in the morning and evening, and blueberries are a proud dish that has many large grains. At the restaurant, you can enjoy the flavors of Oka-mura at two stores, "Akioji", which has a rich menu, and "Oi-na", where you can taste idiobie dishes such as steaks made with venison.

One of the main facilities of the Southern Alps (Central Structural Line Area) Geopark. The central structural line is a long fault extending from Kyushu to Kantō, where different rocks are bordered on both sides by the fault. In the museum, a geologic model of the Ōga village, a hagistori specimen of a central structural line outcrop, and 200 rock specimens collected from within the village are on display.