A nostalgic theme park brimming with warmth and reminiscent of the movie's world. Experience the world of the film 'Twenty-Four Eyes' and discover plenty of photogenic spots!
Cultural Assets
World Heritage
Scenic Views
Historic Sites
Highlights
Experience the world of 'Twenty-Four Eyes'
Recreated wooden schoolhouse and townscape
Props and photos from the movie's filming on display
Numerous photogenic spots for Instagrammable photos
Breathtaking panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea
Reach Sakete Port via Jumbo Ferry from Kobe Port or Takamatsu Higashi Port. From Sakete Port, it's a 13-minute taxi or Ozu Island Olive Bus Sakete Line ride to the "Twenty-Four Eyes Film Village" stop, then a short walk.
Currently, there are few route buses from Tonosho Port, so a ferry boat departs almost daily from Olive Navi (Olive Beach) below Olive Park. The ferry ride takes about 10 minutes, making it significantly faster than driving. The fare is ¥500 for adults and ¥250 for children one way; an additional ¥250 is required for bicycles. This is an irregular route; they operate whenever there are passengers. Olive Navi offers free parking, so you can park your car there and use the ferry. Please note the ferry is small, holding only 12 passengers. Check the film village website for the operating schedule (generally late March to late November). Show route
Op.Hours
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Cld.Days
Open all year round
Fee
《Admission Fee》
Individual:
A Period (Mar. 15 - Jul. 20): Adult ¥900, Elementary school student ¥450
B Period (Jul. 21 - Nov. 30): Adult ¥1000, Elementary school student ¥500
C Period (Dec. 1 - Mar. 14): Adult ¥850, Elementary school student ¥430
Groups (20 or more people): 10% discount (rounded up)
~Combined ticket with Misaki Branch School available~
A Period (Mar. 15 - Jul. 20): Adult ¥1040, Elementary school student ¥520
B Period (Jul. 21 - Nov. 30): Adult ¥1160, Elementary school student ¥580
C Period (Dec. 1 - Mar. 14): Adult ¥950, Elementary school student ¥480
Located on Shodoshima Island, the "Twenty-Four Eyes Film Village" is a nostalgic theme park utilizing the original sets from the movie "Twenty-Four Eyes." The meticulously recreated wooden schoolhouse and townscape from the film's setting allow you to glimpse daily life of that era. In classrooms displaying props and photos from the movie, you can immerse yourself in the film's world, imagine the time period, and learn about the history of Japanese cinema. The film village also boasts numerous photogenic spots, perfect for Instagram-worthy pictures. The breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea are another highlight, offering a relaxing space where you can lose track of time.
"Twenty-Four Eyes" depicts the early Showa period in a primary school, portraying themes of war and peace, education, and the bonds between people. Visiting the film village enhances your understanding of the film's themes and provides insight into the era's lifestyle and culture, allowing you to reflect on the differences and similarities with modern society and potentially discover something new.
The film village offers a movie theater, galleries, cafes, and souvenir shops, ensuring a full day of enjoyment. It's recommended for film enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates retro atmospheres and beautiful scenery. Be sure to visit the Twenty-Four Eyes Film Village when you visit Shodoshima Island.