Located in Aki-Takata City, Hiroshima Prefecture, "Kaguramonzen Toujimura" is a unique tourist spot based on the concept of a modern-day hot spring. On the premises, there is a hot spring facility called "Iwato-ya" where natural radon hot springs gush out, and you can take a day trip or stay overnight. Radon hot springs are said to be effective in promoting metabolism and improving immunity by exposing you to small amounts of radiation, and are popular as "baths that cure all diseases."

Another big attraction of this village is that you can regularly watch "Kagura," a traditional performing art of Hiroshima Prefecture. In the dedicated "Kagura Dome," you can experience the world of myth up close as powerful dances and the sounds of drums reverberate. There is also an exhibition of Kagura costumes and tools, allowing you to experience the history and culture of Kagura.

Inside the village, there are accommodations, restaurants, souvenir shops, etc. that have been renovated from old houses, creating a nostalgic atmosphere as if you have traveled back in time. You can spend a relaxing time tasting dishes made with local ingredients and looking at old-fashioned items.

Recommended for older people who are interested in Kagura and other music. Kagura performances are mainly held on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. The days when the daytime and evening performances are held are different, so please check the official website for details.