[Tenei Village, Fukushima Prefecture] England in Fukushima Prefecture? British Hills spreads deep in the mountains. Let's enjoy the popular "Afternoon Tea"!

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  • Last updated: 2024.08.19

Is there England in a place called Tenei Village in Fukushima Prefecture? There is.

As you go deep into the mountains, an English garden suddenly appears, and there is a place where you will feel as if you have stepped into the world of Harry Potter.

There is a cafe in the garden where you can enjoy "afternoon tea" which is now very popular.

This time, we will highlight cafes where you can enjoy afternoon tea

What is a stylish space deep in the mountains?

A different space that suddenly opens up as you go up the mountain path?

For a moment you wonder if it's okay to keep going.

Although it is located in the southern part of Fukushima Prefecture, the snow is quite deep in winter, and the scenery is very British and reminds me of a scene from Harry Potter .

No matter when you visit in spring, summer, fall or winter, you will feel like you are in England and you will be able to spend some time away from everyday life.

What is the name of the stylish space that makes you want to go?

[British Hills] The name is Tenei Village British Hills.

British Hills is a resort facility built with a British theme and is surrounded by mountains.

The townscape has a traditional and luxurious feel, so have you come to a foreign country by car? I can almost feel it.

It seems that the official language within the facility is also English. By the way, there are staff who can speak Japanese, so you can visit with peace of mind.

The official website of British Hills also calls it ``Britain without a passport''

British Hills <Information>

  • Name: British Hills [British Hills]
  • Address: 1-8 Tarao Shibagusa, Tenei Village, Iwase District, Fukushima Prefecture 962-0622
  • Phone number: 0248-85-1313
  • URL: https://www.british-hills.co.jp/

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Where can I have afternoon tea?

Afternoon tea is now very popular among women (and men?).

The popular afternoon tea can be enjoyed at the Ascot Tea Room .

Isn't it actually available in the UK? I was a little nervous because the staff could only respond in English.

Of course, they will be able to help you in Japanese, so you don't have to worry, but the atmosphere will make you stand up straight.

It looks expensive so I'm worried about the price!

In addition to this, there is also a menu with affordable prices, and there are several types available, so you can have fun choosing.

You can have it at Ascot Tea Room for about ¥1,250 to ¥2,600.

*Prices may vary.

Is it basically a hotel? I’m not sure if I can enjoy it even if I don’t stay overnight.

Even if you don't stay overnight, you'll still want to see the manor house.

You can tour by paying a tour fee of ¥600 in addition to the admission fee.

Even if you can't stay overnight, the facility grounds are all British-style, and you can enjoy afternoon tea at the cafe or dinner at the restaurant (reservations required).

Furthermore, you can enjoy souvenirs and miscellaneous goods directly imported from the UK.

Stroll around the large grounds or play Bael? It looks like it would be fun to take pictures!

It seems like there will be workshops held, so it would be a good idea to check it out in advance.

summary

Tenei Village, located in the southern part of Fukushima Prefecture, is relatively close to Tokyo, within 200 kilometers. It is a quiet rural area with many mountains surrounding it and a population of less than 6,000 people.

You will be surprised to find that just up the hill is the British Hills, ``Britain that doesn't require a passport.''

With a site area of ​​73,000 tsubo (73,000 tsubo), it has the atmosphere of a medieval English town, making it an attractive place where you can enjoy the atmosphere of traveling abroad.

It seems like there are workshops going on from time to time, and British Hills is a great place to go out as it is filled with the charm of each of the four seasons, including flowers, autumn leaves, and winter snow.

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