赤い屋根の家

Tourist Attraction

3.9

(44)

The Red-Roofed House is a well-known photo spot in Biei, featuring a distinctive red-roofed house set against rolling hills and expansive fields. It's a popular tourist attraction, even appearing in commercials, offering a classic Biei landscape.

Address

HF57+2H, Fukutomi, Biei, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido 071-0237, Japan

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Worth it?

Worth it if you want to capture a famous Biei scene and can visit during off-peak times for a quieter experience

Skip if you expect to get up close to the house or prefer less crowded spots

It offers a quintessential Biei landscape, making it a recognizable and famous photo opportunity.2 mentions

The surrounding fields are private property, so you cannot approach the house closely.2 mentions

Some visitors find it difficult to get a good photo of the house without a tall tripod, and the area can become chaotic with cars and people.2 mentions

Location

HF57+2H, Fukutomi, Biei, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido 071-0237, Japan

Highlights

The red roof, repainted in 2011, stands out vividly against the surrounding fields, making it particularly photogenic.

A parking space is available directly in front of the spot, allowing visitors to stop and take photos.

Who it's for

Solo

Couples

Friends

No wheelchair entrance

No accessible parking

No card payments

Photographers and sightseers looking for scenic views of Biei's iconic rural landscape. It's best for those who appreciate natural beauty and don't mind viewing from a distance.

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Know before you go

The appearance of the landscape, including the presence of sunflowers or trimmed undergrowth, varies by season.

The surrounding fields are private property, so visitors must not enter them.

Reviews

3.9

Good

5 Reviews

Reviewers generally appreciate the scenic beauty and the iconic nature of the Red-Roofed House, noting that the view can change with the seasons. However, many point out the need to respect private property by not entering the fields and suggest that the spot can get crowded, leading to a less enjoyable experience for some.