Welcome to Bell Gardia KUJIRAYAMA

Bell Gardia KUJIRAYAMA has rich nature, surrounded by forests and various flowers. Imagining the countryside of Europe, visitors can feel the four seasons, such as a forest library, Wind Phone, and a wooden forest, with the theme of “Creating an uncharted handmade countryside” on a hill overlooking the sea on the Sanriku coast. We create a place where you can spend time healing and nurturing sensibilities with open minds.

Bell Gardia holds concerts and events as a place for people to gather and spend time together.

Opening Hours

10:00 to 16:00 (Closed on Mondays)

  • As a general rule, please make a reservation in advance. (Except Wind Phone)
  • Opening hours may change depending on the weather.

Recent three “Bell Gardia Letters”

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A Shared Commitment, Expressed in a Pin Badge

Three months have passed since the establishment of the Association to Protect Wind Phone. During this time, we have received support from people in Japan and around the world, for which we are deeply grateful. Our activities include welcoming and assisting daily visitors, mowing the grass and maintaining the surrounding environment, and making improvements such …

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Japan’s First Officially Recognized “Wind Phone” Established in Kitakata, Fukushima Prefecture

On June 16 of this year, Japan’s first officially recognized “Wind Phone” was completed. Sadly, its founder, Mr. H, passed away from pancreatic cancer on July 10. We understand that those who helped build the Wind Phone, together with Mr. H’s elder sister, are now carrying out the exterior landscaping and garden work and will …

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Plan to Establish a Monument Marking the Birthplace of the Wind Phone

The Wind Phone, located on a hill in Namiita, Otsuchi Town, was established in December 2010. It was originally created out of personal grief following the death of my cousin. The following year, the Great East Japan Earthquake claimed many precious lives, leaving behind bereaved family members many times greater in number, each carrying grief …

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9-36-9 Namiita, Ohtsuchi-cho,
Kamihei-gun, Iwate 028-1101 Japan
TEL/FAX: +81-193-44-2544