Tono Furusato Village
In this village, instructors known as "Maburitto" (guardians) teach over 20 experiences, including agricultural work, allowing visitors to enjoy life in the mountains (reservations are required a week in advance). Additionally, the restaurant offers local dishes such as "Hittsumi" and the famous Tono "Bucket Genghis Khan."
Tono Furusato Village captures the nostalgic atmosphere of rural life centered around the curved houses, where visitors can enjoy various experiences in a tranquil setting. The village is home to "Maburitto," who pass down traditional wisdom of living. Seasonal experience programs and information services are also available. Come visit Furusato Village to feel the nature and culture of Tono.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Tono Furusato Village
- Location
- 〒028-0661 5-89-1 Kamifubushi, Tono City, Iwate Prefecture
- Access
- [Train] About 1 hour from JR Kamaishi Line Shinhanamaki Station to Tono Station,
about 20 minutes by car from Tono Station.
[Bus] 25 minutes by Iwate Prefecture Transportation bus from the bus stop in front of Tono Station.
[Car] 25 minutes by Iwate Prefecture Transportation bus from the bus stop in front of Tono Station,
get off at Tono Furusato Village bus stop.
It is about 12 km from the station to the village.
Get off at Tono Furusato Village bus stop.
It is about 12 km from the station to the village. - Parking
- 100 parking spaces
- Business Hours
- April to October: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
November to March: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM - Fees
- Adults: 550 yen
Elementary, junior high, and high school students: 330 yen - Contact Information
- Phone Number:0198-64-2300
- Official Website
Map
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