The original scenery of Japan, thatched roofs and Mt. Fuji

#cityplaybook On the shores of the West Lake overlooking Mt. Fuji and the Aokigahara Sea of Trees, there is the Neba area where thatched-roofed houses were once lined up. However, it was devastated by the typhoon disaster in 1966, and most of the settlements were destroyed. "West Lake Yashi no Satoneba" opened in 2006 to revive the thatched roof village, which is the original scenery of Japan. About 20 thatched-roofed houses have been restored to recreate the idyllic rural scenery of the past. Each building has a restaurant, a souvenir shop, an experience classroom, etc., and you can relax while looking at Mt. Fuji.