{"id":786960,"date":"2025-10-17T08:00:15","date_gmt":"2025-10-17T08:00:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.wacoca.com\/tour\/786960\/"},"modified":"2025-10-17T08:00:15","modified_gmt":"2025-10-17T08:00:15","slug":"visiting-an-edo-period-village-but-people-is-now-living-in-old-thatched-roof-houses-at-miyama","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.wacoca.com\/tour\/786960\/","title":{"rendered":"Visiting an Edo-Period Village but people is now living in old thatched roof houses at Miyama."},"content":{"rendered":"<p><iframe loading=\"lazy\" title = \"Visiting an Edo-Period Village but people is now living in old thatched roof houses at Miyama.\"   width=\"580\" height=\"385\" src=\"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/5r2BAyaQ3w4\" frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen><\/iframe><br \/>\n<br \/>\nVisiting an Edo-Period Village but people is now living in old thatched roof houses at Miyama.<br \/>\n<br \/>\n[Music] [Music] And this that is the same something that the old one that the traditional that Japanese style This is the some kind of the Japanese style, not the kayabuki. That&#8217;s the uh usual loops of the kawara. But that uh now on the street after that that house is like so good to hold the the kayabuki and that is good. And then the top is that covered on that glass loops. It is so difficult to changing the the glass loops. Oh yeah, that this area is that so much the glass loops of the the houses. [Music] Okay. actually that I would like to explain that in you can see that all four whole four area covered on that grass roofs that is the difference of that the shakawagos shakawagago is that maybe that two area only that to make it the grass roofs kayabuki and that the that the two side of the wall W is that clearly you can see that in that that is that making that force all that the loops is making such a kind of the kayuki and that and that&#8217;s down to that the main loops of the to make it okay then one thing that that&#8217;s very the traditional You know that the top of the area that to cover all that the the woods this this is the on the to making that the clean structure all of the the top loops. Yeah. Maybe you can see that all that the top of the loops is that the to making the the wood the tops and then the covered and when they very structural to make it and then uh the timing that the kaid is the dead loop the new leaves leaves that the growing that the red that that&#8217;s a such a kind of the kay and is a two timings of the coloring. The one is that to the the new leaves wearing such a kind of the color and that last one to change the color green to the red. Yeah. [Music] Whoever [Music] [Music] Yeah. [Music] Yeah. that agree that the substitute that the traditional that were main roof is that the covered kawa kawala and that the happening to the the kayabuki of that the four area to the of the grass moves [Music] and then and the tops and covering the on the the the structure to the wood. Yep. So that it directed you you can see that how making of of that the grass loops is that that the cabling that so many using that the graph is all that the grass is that the cover lane or the snow or something that maybe that the surface that that straight down to the ground then not going this side. This is a bur the traditional Japanese style making the roofs. [Music] [Music] Ginger. Yeah. [Music] foreign. [Music] I&#8217;m just now finished the today that t down that everything that darking today that the we are started on that the Kyoto city Kyoto city is a very the famous that the so famous shrine the temple that something that maybe that you can enjoy but that Don&#8217;t think of that the another war koto is the so widely then maybe that so look around that everything that the nature it&#8217;s very important nature is that the Japanese that the mind everything that the Japanese mind is that the based on the nature that you know that the god God, Japanese God is that every in that everywhere that in the mountain, in the house, in the river, everywhere like that one that we Japanese people that based on that the nature. So that if you have a chance, please come by such a kind of the nature word and then relaxing. No in a hurry. It&#8217;s a it&#8217;s a very that slow story on your pace not the other people&#8217;s faces you thinking you were how fearing in the nature. Yeah it today that my the final report is that nature is so important only mind. especially that the Japanese is that the based on the nature word the god is everything that in here. So that please come by after that that famous that the that temple that the shrine that the tour how coming on such a kind of the nature area that is my lio. Thank you so much. 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