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Minamiyamashiro Village is the only village in Kyoto Prefecture, an idyllic settlement surrounded by tea plantations and mountains. It is a hidden village where you can enjoy natural experiences and local culture.

Kyotamba is a town rich in nature spread across the mountains of Kyoto, and is also rich in specialty products such as Tamba chestnuts and black beans. It is an area where you can enjoy food and nature.

The town of Ine is an unscenic town with a traditional architecture called Funaya, which also features Ine Bay cruises and fresh sea fortunes.

Wazuka-cho is known as the “Chagen Township” where tea plantations spread, and has a beautiful landscape of terraced rice fields spread across the mountains. You can also enjoy the experience of picking tea.

Seihua is a corner of the Gakken city, a town where research institutes and housing coexist. It is a well-balanced area where transportation convenience is high and nature remains.

Ide-cho is a quiet town where the nature and culture of the Yamashiro area are breathed, and the scenery of cherry trees and satoyama along the Tamagawa is the perfect town for a leisurely walk.

Ujitawara is considered the birthplace of Uji tea, and it is a town with a beautiful landscape of tea plantations. It is attractive for its tea culture and hands-on sightseeing to feel nature.

Kasagi-cho is a small town known for its valley beauty and Kasagi-ji along the Kizu River, and is a nature-rich area where you can enjoy camping, autumn leaves, and exploring history.

The town of Oyamazaki is a cultural town where the Suntory Yamazaki Distillery and the Oyamazaki Sanso Museum of Art are located, and it is a fascinating spot where nature and art are combined.

Kumiyama is an accessible town located between Kyoto and Osaka, where its idyllic countryside and functions as a logistics base coexist. It is also noted as a calm residential area.