Tauta-sha

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Located in the innermost part of Miyama Town surrounded by rich forests, "Tautasha" is an experiential accommodation facility pursuing a self-sufficient lifestyle. You can experience the wisdom and techniques for living with nature, such as farming, hunting, and wood-splitting, together with the staff. At the restaurant, you can savor vegetables harvested by yourself and gibier (wild game) dishes, feeling the preciousness of food firsthand. It's not just a place to stay, but also a place to think about the future of Japanese rural villages and sustainable living. This is a special sanctuary for dedicated international travelers who want to discard convenience and rediscover "the power to live" in overwhelming nature.

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田歌舎 Tautasya

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Nantan City Miyama Tourism Federation

Tauta-sha

Address
1-1 Tauta, Miyama-cho, Nantan-shi, Kyoto
Website
https://tautasya.jp/
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