Great place to visit to find out more about the way of life in historical Japan. Practical approach, with real life working recreations of buildings, farming techniques, cooking, weaving, smithing, tatami making... Everything you can imagine! You can do classes here in calligraphy and other...More

It was quaint quiet and peaceful. You can appreciate the old Japanese way enjoy some ice candy like Popsicle or eat hand made soba or the inari sushi which fried tofu cooked sweetened broth with sushi rice like mixture filled very delicious. They serve cold...More

This old village reproduction showed a great view a old Japan. A Samurai house, local businesses ie basket weaving, pottery, blacksmith, saki house and paper making are on view and accessible. Laid out in a large park with lunch areas. Village garden and a working...More

This was a good place to stop at for a few hours. There are many exhibits to see. I really liked the outdoor farm and 1000 plus year old farm houses. There are a couple of small houses that are a little out of the...More

"房総のむら Boso no mura" (which literally translates as "Village of Boso") is a big park which has traditional Japanese style buildings, such as old farmhouses, samurai houses, etc. At the park, you can do various activities like making Japanese paper fans, painting colorful candles, etc....More

The Boso-no-Mura provides a very interesting glimpse at Japanese cultural history. The shops and residences included in the Merchant Street provide a good look at the Edo to Meiji period. Included are a paper shop, book shop, tea shop, Pharmacy fish shop , and more....More

Our friend took us here as he is a volunteer when they need an English speaking tour guide. It is an open air museum which is also popular with film makers. It has been recreated to look like an old village in true Japanese style....More