Bengara Village

National Selection Important Traditional Buildings It stands on a white-walled town line in Fukushima, Yame City in the county preservation district. The second-generation head of the town is known as the "Yame-cha" godfather, and the store of the late-Edo-built Konomi-en (Kōi-en) main store is the oldest surviving chapo in the prefecture. The tea to be sold includes fragrant Yame Sencha, Yame Matcha and Gyokuro, as well as tea miscellaneous items and sweets. The Machiya Gallery displays about tea.

It is a long-established store that has been around 150 years in existence and can buy Yame lanterns made from Yame's thin hand-filled Japanese paper. In the 10th year of culture (1813), Yame lanterns are said to have begun when Aramaki Bunemon [Aramaki Bunemon] of Fukushima-cho made a "lantern lantern" with a simple picture, the "Cool Lantern", whose interior is made transparent and depicts the flower bird moon and the mountain water, is also famous throughout the country. In addition to 18 companies in Yame City, including Yamaguchi, it is also sold for souvenirs at Yame Traditional Crafts Hall.

A campsite in a quiet satoyama valley. You can also enjoy the experience of making bread and pizza if you make a reservation or play on the river in the stream flowing through the facility. Barbecue on a day trip requires a carry-on fee (1000 yen per car, regardless of size and shape) if the stove is carried.