Twenty-Four Eyes Movie Studio

二十四の瞳映画村

4.1Est. 90Shodoshima, Shikoku

Overview

Scenic, vintage-style village used as the set for an iconic film, plus a movie museum & a cinema.

A nostalgic outdoor museum recreating a 1920s schoolhouse village built as the set for the beloved 1954 film 'Twenty-Four Eyes,' which moved generations of Japanese viewers. The preserved sets include a one-room schoolhouse, traditional homes, and village streets frozen in time. A cinema screens the film, and visitors can dress in period costume for photos.

Practical info

Japanese name: 二十四の瞳映画村
Nearest station: Tonosho Port (1 hr bus)
Payment: Cards accepted
Reservations: not required

Accessibility

Wheelchair entranceWheelchair parkingWheelchair restroom

Good for

Families

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