Doshi, Rural village in Minamitsuru district, Japan
Doshi is a village in southeastern Yamanashi Prefecture nestled within the Tanzawa Mountains. The area features camping grounds, forested terrain, and vacation rentals scattered throughout the landscape.
The village was formally established as a municipality in 1889 during Japan's administrative restructuring. Its development became linked to its importance as a water source, which shaped its future.
The village keeps traditional practices alive through local customs that visitors can observe in everyday life. The way people work with the forest and land shapes how the place looks and feels throughout the year.
The area connects to major cities via National Route 413, making it accessible by car. Most visitors stay in vacation accommodations equipped with BBQ areas and internet access.
The river source here once supplied water to a nearby city, leading to large-scale protection measures. This legacy continues to influence how certain areas are managed and preserved today.
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