拾って来た家 やがて町 — Attraction in Furano

The place didnt seem to be that bad but the guy there is quite rude. We arrived there around 5:40. (Yes, we know their last admission is 5:30 but we got some delay on the way and we knew we are not making it but we just wanted to see how it looks then could decide whether we will visit there next day or not.) There is no one at the gate but the gate was opened. so we just entered the compound. There was one guy inside the home (may be doing closing stuffs). He saw us and said they are closed. Ok we knew that. But we were just thinking about next day. So i asked him is there a lot of things to see inside the house (in proper japenese). Too bad, he kept on saying it is closed and at last he even said "get out" in japanese. Basically Japanese people never ever say such words from their mouth. In the worst condition, they will just say something like "we will have trouble if u dont go out". (Just FYI, i am foreigner staying more than 10 years in Japan and my Japanese wife and her sister were with us though there were 3 more foreigners...

In the unlikely event that you find yourself bored in Furano, don’t miss this spot! This whimsical film set transports you to an 80s Japanese drama. Imagine a bus transformed into a house, a cable car balcony, and unexpected everyday items used as home furnishings. While this place may appeal more to locals, even if you haven’t watched the drama, it’s a must-visit for anyone who loves nostalgia with a...

Love the drama, and seeing the drama set for real give new dimension how the drama portrait the lives of Furano. Jun new house wasn't shown in the series, is is kind of cozy, houses look big on the outside, but inside is just enough for...