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Chikiri-ya Odori Senbei Honke Sweets

Located near Fukuchiyama Castle, built by the famous samurai Mitsuhide Akechi, Chikiri-ya is a Japanese traditional sweets shop established in 1920.
It's popular odori (literally, ""dancing"") senbei were created to give Fukuchiyama a delicious rice cracker the city could call its own, and were perfected after traveling across the country to research the best in senbei.
Amongst locals, Chikiri-ya has been a fond favorite for many years.

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Ichiju Issai no Yado Chabu Dining

Chabu Dining is a farmhouse guest house run by an owner and his wife who moved to Ayabe from Tokyo.
Surrounded by nature, guests can enjoy the beauty of the fields and rice paddies managed by their hosts.
The rice cooked in earthenware pots, and miso soup full of vegetables are simple but delicious foods, focusing on farm-to-fork local production for local consumption.

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Kaya Yamanoie

Located at the foot of Mt. Oe, famous for its legend of demons, Kaya Yamanoie is in the perfect spot overlooking rice paddies.
This beautiful inn was renovated in 2021, and is popular for its proximity to the popular sightseeing spots Amanohashidate and Ine Funaya (boat houses).
Delicious lunch services are also highly recommended, which include meals made with gibier meat and local ingredients.

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The Sustainable Charm of Kyoto by the Sea

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What’s on? A Calendar of Traditional Events in Kyoto Prefecture

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Fukuchiyama on Two Wheels: E-bike Adventures in a Castle Town

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Discover your own KYOTO

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Tango Textiles: Shining for 1300 Years

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Onaru Burial Mounds

The Onaru Burial Mounds were bulit in the later part of the Kofun period (late 6th century to early 7th century) and many burial items have been unearthed from their stone chambers. The stone chambers of the Onaru Burial Mounds were constructed from volcanic rock of the type that you can see to your left, which is found abundantly in this area. Ancient people took advantage of this rock's columnar jointing when constructing the tombs.

The top of Tateiwa - where the Onaru Burial Mounds are - and many flat areas farther east that are 10 meters or more above sea level were all once submerged under the sea, but were at some point uplifted. Many burial mounds have been found in these uplifted areas, called coastal terraces, and in them one can obsreve aspects of the daily lives of people since ancient times.

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Epicurean Delights: Tango is a Foodie Paradise

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A Day in Fukuchiyama Relaxing in a tranquil corner of Kyoto’s historic countryside

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Discover Unique Sake Breweries Across Kyoto