石鎚芸術村チロルの森

Ishizuchi Art Village Tyrol Forest spans 400,000 square meters in the mountains, featuring German-inspired architecture and natural landscapes along the Kamo River tributary.

The park opened in July 1996 with an investment of 1 billion yen, designed as an artistic community where creators could live and work in the mountains.

In 1998, the park hosted the Ishizuchi Film Festival with a giant balloon screen measuring 24 meters wide and 184 meters high, displaying classic films.

Originally free to enter, the park generated income through its brewery pub, barbecue facilities, sausage workshop, and bakery until its closure in December 2009.

The park produced its own craft beer using underground water from Kamo River with German-imported equipment and brewing techniques.

GPS coordinates: 33.84106,133.22139

Latest update: May 1, 2025 21:41