Things to Do

●About
For many years, villagers in Miyama’s thatched village had enjoyed traditional handmade medicinal herbal tea using wild herbs grown in the village. The tea consists six kinds of wild herbs and loved by locals as healthy tea.
In this activity, you will experience brewing wild herbs and make your own medicinal herb tea.
By tasting each of wild herbs separately, you choose your favorite ones to make your original medicinal herbal tea! The final product is souvenir for you to enjoy at home.
The local specialty snacks are also served during wild herb tea tasting time.
Also, enjoy communicating with local ladies to learn about their lifestyles.

●Price
A group of less than 5:JPY 13,200/group (including tax)
A group of 5 or more:JPY 3,300/pp (including tax)

Inclusive of activity fees, a piece of local specialty snack, medicinal herbal tea as souvenir and tax.

●Size of group
Minimum 2
Maximum 15

●Itinerary
■Meeting place: Chii Hachiman Shrine in Miyama’s thatched village
Locals welcome you at the meeting point.
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■Briefing by locals about their lifestyle and wild herbs
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■Tasting local medicinal herb tea and local specialty snack
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■ Experience brewing medicinal herb tea and make your own medicinal herb tea blend
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■Your own medicinal herb tea blend is your souvenir!

●Meeting Point
Chii Hachiman Shrine

・The shrine locates in Miyama’s thatched village.
・It’ll take about 10-min walk from the parking lot.
・The activity will be taken place one of the inside rooms at the shrine.

●Available Period/Duration
Activity available from February to March (other than Monday)
Duration: 2 hours
Start time: Choose any time between 9:00am and 2:00pm

●Cancellation Policy
7-2 days prior to the activity date 30%
Previous day 50%
Activity date/no show 100%

●Booking Deadline
7 days prior to the expected activity date (in case of 5 days prior, please make inquiry)

●Gears
✔︎Comfortable clothes that can get dirty
✔︎Warm clothes
✔︎Towels to dry your hands

●Inquiry/Reservation
Host: Miyama Nature & Culture Village Kajikaso
e-mail：kajika@kcn.jp