Yukawa Takara-kan

[Connecting the village's memories to the future] The 'Yukawa Takara-kan' speaks of local pride

The **'Yukawa Takara-kan'** is a hub that gathers the history, culture, and the journeys of the people of Yukawa Village, known as a rice-producing area. It is not just a museum, but a place that excavates the precious heritage (takara) sleeping in the village and conveys the deep charm of this land to visitors, like a 'hometown of the heart.'

■ Tracing the 'history of harvest' that has continued since ancient times

Inside the museum, valuable materials that form the identity of Yukawa Village are on display.

• The footprints of Katsujoji and Tokuichi: A clear introduction to the history surrounding the national treasure, Katsujoji, which is the pride of the village, and the achievements of the famous monk Tokuichi. You can reaffirm the depth of faith that has continued since ancient times.
• Tools that supported daily life: Various folk tools used in past agricultural work and daily life. From these, the wisdom and strength of the ancestors who have protected 'a single rice field' while facing the harsh nature can be felt.

■ 'A new shape of the village' born from interaction

The Takara-kan also serves as a place for interaction between local residents and visitors.

• A warm place for learning: Rediscover the seasonal charms and traditions of Yukawa Village through planned exhibitions and workshops.
• As a base for travel: By gaining information about the reasons for the deliciousness of Yukawa rice and the historical spots scattered throughout the village, the resolution of your journey will greatly increase.

When you face the materials in a quiet space, the landscape of golden rice ears swaying will feel even more cherished. Why not stop by at the beginning of your journey to touch the 'soul' of Yukawa Village?