Miyazawa Kenji Fairy Tale Village in Hanamaki City is a "rakushu" facility where you can enjoy the world of Kenji's stories! [Iwate Prefecture]

Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture is famous as the birthplace of Miyazawa Kenji.

Miyazawa Kenji is a writer who is still loved by many people, regardless of generation. There are many spots in Hanamaki City where you can enjoy the charm of Miyazawa Kenji.

Among them, Miyazawa Kenji Fairy Tale Village is a recommended spot. From children to adults, regardless of generation, you can enjoy Miyazawa Kenji's worldview.

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Kenji Miyazawa Fairy Tale Village goes from Galaxy Station to the world of dreams.

is modeled after Ginza Station the train departed in his masterpiece, Night on the Galaxy Railway

This is just my imagination, but the entrance, which recreates the Galaxy Station, brings out the excitement of the Miyazawa Kenji world, which is about to begin.

The interior of Miyazawa Kenji Fairy Tale Village is largely divided into five zones, consisting of Kenji's school, Kenji's classrooms, fairy pavement, sky plaza, and wildflower gardens

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The most popular is Kenji's School, with 5 zones that stimulate your senses.

Pass through the Galaxy Station and head straight to "Kenji's School." Kenji's school is the most popular spot in the fairy tale village, and on August 22, 2016, it reached 2 million visitors.

The interior is divided into five zones: a fantasy hall, a room of the earth, a room of the universe, a room of the sky, and a room of water allows you to enjoy utopia "Ihatov"

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In Kenji's classroom, you can learn about the stars and animals that appear in the story.

Next to Kenji's school is Kenji's Classroom It is divided into five classrooms: stars, plants, animals, birds, and stones, and the stars and plants that appear in Kenji's story are on display.

People who have read the story have a reputation for being able to enjoy the image clearly. There is also a souvenir shop called "Forest Shopkkoya," and tenugui and caramel from Kenji's famous poem "Amenimo Makezu" are popular.

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The Sky Plaza is a four-dimensional space. Sometimes I get depressed, sometimes I go up even though I'm going down.

"Sky Square ," there is a mysterious gate that will make you fall in love with the more you progress.

After the crack of falling, there is a mirror in Wonderland, and even though it is a mirror, I can't see myself. There is also a mysterious staircase that is descending but you can see that you have climbed, and at the end it leads to the upper reaches of the river, making you realize that you have climbed. The sky square is a four-dimensional space.

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The fairy path is a forest of dreams, where Ihatov's story is told.

The "Fairy's Path" is a path surrounded by trees such as magnolias, walnuts, and Yamanashi, and follows a path where the moonlit night's marching.

There was a bench along the way, and when I sat here, I saw the story of Ihatov from nowhere. Crystal crystals are scattered all over the road. You can feel like you've been blended into a dream world.

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Find the wildflowers that appear in the story

Near the sky square there is a wildflower garden. Kenji's fairy tales feature many depictions of wild plants in each season, so here is a collection of wild plants that appear in the story.

The Plant Classroom in Kenji's classroom contains explanations of wildflowers, so it might be interesting to learn about wildflowers in the Plant Classroom first and find them here.

Kenji Miyazawa Fairy Tale Village <Information>

• Name: Kenji Miyazawa Fairy Tale Village
• Address: 19, Takamatsu No. 26, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, 025-0014
• Phone number: 0198-31-2211
• Official URL: Hanamaki City – Kenji Miyazawa Fairy Tale Village

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