Travel back to the Showa era and shoot blockbusters in Japan's "Hengdian"

Want to travel back to the Showa era 100 years ago? Come with me to this seaside movie village. Let me tell you in secret: this is a microcosm of Japan’s century-long film history. 📍Detailed address: 甲９３１ Tanoura, Shodoshima, Shozu District, Kagawa 761-4424Japan 🚗Transportation strategy: Take the Tanoura Studio Line and get off at Tanoura Studio 🕙Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 💰Ticket price: 24-eye Studio + Misaki-no-bun classroom combined ticket 850 yen 🌟Highlights: This place is called the Yokodian of Japan. It was the main filming location for the popular movie "24 Eyes" 100 years ago, and attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists every year. When you come here, you will see a well-preserved Japanese rural landscape. The houses, school buildings and country roads are all made of wood, giving people a strong sense of nostalgia. At the end of the Studio Park is a clear blue sea, and next to it is an old Showa-style school. Against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, the movie sign is particularly eye-catching and quite suitable for taking photos. 📌Tips for playing: ✅If you want to know the story of the original author of Twenty-four Eyes Movie Village, it is recommended to go to the Tsuboi Sakae Literature Museum in the lower village. The three-story building displays daily necessities and manuscripts used by Tsuboi Eiichi. ✅Movie Art Wall The 54-meter art wall is impossible to ignore, projecting the century-old history of Japanese cinema on the wall. I saw many familiar faces here, such as Yamaguchi Momoe and Miura Tomokazu. ✅How can you not take some beautiful kimono photos when you come to such a Showa-style tourist attraction? Kimonos are available for rent in the Studio Park. The styles are relatively simple and cheap, only 500 yen. ✅The Misaki classroom located near the sign is so nice to take photos. This is not only an important filming location for movies, but also a restoration of the campus style of the Showa era, allowing people to relive their youthful years on campus. ✅If you are tired of shopping, you can come to the Studio Park Cafe and have an authentic Showa lunch. You can eat the fried bread and curry soup that appear in the movie here, and you can also drink the Studio Park limited edition milk!