"Field Museums of Kokindenju no sato" is an outdoor museum that opened in 1993 as a result of the discovery, maintenance, and preservation of National Scenic Landmark Tō Clan Manor Ruins and Garden. An area spanning about 2 km from east to west is scattered with historic sites, with things like the Tō Clan Museum, the Waka Museum of Literature, a restaurant, and a cultural exchange center in the middle. The buildings blend in with their natural surroundings and, even from indoors, the scenery is impressive. It creates a feeling of unity with Mt. Shinowaki, despite being in a man-made space. Also, the names of the restaurant "Momochidori," the Tanka Village Cultural Exchange "Yobukodori," and the teahouse "Inaohosedori" were taken from the three birds of the "San-boku-san-chō" of the "Kokin denju" secret teachings. In this space, with the original scenery of Japan spread before you, please experience the heart of the Japanese people, unaltered through the ages.