A quiet walk through an 18th-century stone village in Rural Japan

Nestled in a quiet corner of Minamisatsuma, Kagoshima, lies the "Ishigaki no Sato" (Stone Wall Village) . These beautiful stone walls, said to date back to the 18th century (Edo period), are still carefully preserved by the local community today. 0:00 Digest 0:46 To the village 1:30 Entering the historic stone alleys 3:45 Nallow alley 7:37 The upper reaches with no houses 9:01 Viewpoint 10:44 walk down through the village 12:07 Evening chimes and cobblestones As I stepped into the village, I felt as if time had slowed down. Please enjoy this peaceful walk through the historic paths, accompanied by the gentle sounds of the wind and birds. Note: Since this was filmed in the evening, there were many insects around. You may hear some rustling sounds from the camera as I was brushing them away. I apologize for any distraction and hope you can still enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of this hidden gem in rural Japan.