Goro's Log Cabin

Tourist Attraction

4.3

(99)

This is a collection of log cabins and houses used as filming locations for the popular Japanese TV drama 'Kita no Kunikara' (From the North Country). Visitors can explore the various structures, including Goro's Log Cabin, and immerse themselves in the world of the show. The site evokes strong emotions for fans, with some finding themselves in tears remembering the drama's themes of family and life's hardships.

Address

Rokugo Forest, Higashirokugō, Furano, Hokkaido 076-0162, Japan

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Worth it?

Worth it if you're a dedicated fan of 'Kita no Kunikara' and want to experience the drama's setting firsthand

Skip if you haven't seen the show, as its significance will be lost

Fans of the drama find the location deeply moving and a fulfilling pilgrimage.4 mentions

One reviewer noted that Goro's Log Cabin appeared to have been altered or renovated since the show's filming, differing from their memory of the original set.1 mention

The on-site manager can be very talkative, making it difficult to ask questions or move on.1 mention

Location

Rokugo Forest, Higashirokugō, Furano, Hokkaido 076-0162, Japan

Nearby places

Rokugo Forest

1 min walk

Glass Forest In Furano

20 min walk

Highlights

You can see the stone monument with Goro's will, which brings back strong memories for fans.

The site includes not only the two main houses from the drama but also Jun and Yui's house, built two years after the will.

The theme song from 'Kita no Kunikara' plays loudly, setting the atmosphere as you walk through the forest.

Who it's for

Solo

Couples

Friends

No wheelchair entrance

No accessible parking

This spot is strictly for fans of the 'Kita no Kunikara' TV drama, especially those who appreciate emotional connections to filming locations.

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Know before you go

A combined ticket for three facilities is available for ¥1,200, which is more economical than paying ¥500 for a single facility.

There is a dedicated parking lot available for visitors.

Reviews

4.3

Very good

5 Reviews

Reviewers, primarily fans of the 'Kita no Kunikara' drama, are deeply moved by visiting the filming locations, often shedding tears as they recall the show's themes. While some note minor discrepancies in the current state of the cabins compared to the show, the overall sentiment is one of strong emotional connection and nostalgia. A common tip is to buy the multi-facility ticket for better value.