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Miyazawa Kenji Fairytale Village
Miyazawa Kenji Fairy Tale Village is a facility that recreates the fantasy world depicted in the stories of Kenji Miyazawa, a poet and children’s story writer from Iwate. He created many works known widely in Japan, including "Ame ni mo Makezu," "Night on the Galactic Railroad," and "The Restaurant of Many Orders." As you enter the village, it is broadly divided into five areas. "Kenji’s School" introduces Miyazawa’s life and the worlds of his stories in a way that is easy to understand even for first-time visitors. "Kenji’s Classrooms" are log-house-style buildings, each themed around motifs such as animals, plants, and stars that influenced him, with exhibits in each cottage. In addition, spots like "Fairy Path," the "Wildflower Garden," and "Owl Path" let you immerse yourself in the nature-loving, fantastic atmosphere. A light-up event, typically held mainly on weekends from late July to early November, offers an even more magical ambiance and is well worth seeing.
Address
〒025-0014 Iwate Prefecture, Hanamaki City, Takamatsu 26-19
Access
3 min by car from Shin-Hanamaki Station; 15 min by car from Hanamaki Station. By bus: about 2 min from JR Shin-Hanamaki Station (about 17 min from JR Hanamaki Station), get off at the Tosawa Line "Kenji Kinenkan-guchi" bus stop, then walk about 5 min.
Telephone
0198-31-2211
Price
Adults 350 yen / High school & university students 250 yen / Elementary & junior high school students 150 yen (discount combination ticket with Miyazawa Kenji Fairy Tale Village, Hanamaki City Museum, and Hanamaki Nittobe Memorial Museum also available)
Business Hours
8:30–16:30
