Café & Dining Bar Kurian

Tono’s Story House

Tono is home to the ``Makashiwagura'' where you can learn about the world of folk tales, the ``Yanagita Kunio Exhibition Room'', which relocated the Takazen Ryokan where Kunio Yanagida stayed and the main house where he spent his later years, and the ``Tono-za'' where you can enjoy folk tales and local performing arts. You can experience the world of folk tales. There is also a restaurant where you can enjoy local cuisine, making it a facility that everyone from adults to children can enjoy. ●Let's listen to folk tales (folk tales collection) April to November 11:00 13:00 14:00 8/1～8/31 10:00 11:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 December to March 13:00 (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays only)

Tomo-chan direct from the farm

The direct sales and processing facility for agricultural products in Otomo-cho, Tono City was built to revitalize the region, and is nicknamed "Tomo-chan" after the place name. Since then, the fresh vegetables and flowers picked in the morning have been known for being the best quality along the line. In addition, summer corn is a popular product with many repeat customers who call to inquire about inventory and make reservations. The facility also has a bakery called ``Mitsuha no Clover'' and a cafeteria, making it convenient for meals and breaks.

Tono hometown village

This is a place where the city's ``Nanbu Magariya'' was relocated and preserved, recreating the nostalgic farming village of Tono. You can experience various rural areas such as ``mochi pounding'', ``soba making'', and ``rope making'' in a peaceful landscape. In addition, there is a ``Maburitto'' in the hometown village who protects the culture and traditions of Tono, and they also act as instructors for rural experiences and provide gentle support.