Living in Ibigawa Town

A mountain small town with an infrequently served terminal station, where a car is practically essential. It has a local festival that has continued for more than 300 years, and rents are very low.

A mountain small town with Ibi Station, the terminus of the Yoro Railway, but trains are infrequent, so a car is practically essential. The Miwa Shrine Ibi Festival, which has continued for more than 300 years, is famous as a festival rare even nationwide, held with five splendid yama (festival floats) and children's kabuki performances. By Nagoya commuter-zone standards it takes more than an hour and a half to the city, and there are few commercial facilities, so everyday convenience drops significantly. It suits retirees and people hoping to move to the countryside who want a quiet rural life in nature or are used to getting around by car.