Basic Information
| Open hours | 9:00–17:00 |
|---|---|
| Closed regularly | Open year-round |
| Admission fee | Period A (March 15–July 20): Adults ¥900 / Children ¥450 Period B (July 21–November 30): Adults ¥1,000 / Children ¥500 Period C (December 1–March 14): Adults ¥850 / Children ¥430 * Adults are junior high school age and older; children are elementary school age. Preschool children enter free. |
| Parking lot | Passenger cars: Available (free) Buses: Available (free) |
| Free Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Toilet | Yes |
| Recommended season | Spring / Summer / Autumn / Winter |
A special experience found only here.
The grounds offer many highlights, including Misaki Branch School, the Tsuboi Sakae Memorial Museum of Literature, Gallery Shochikuza—where Twenty-Four Eyes is screened throughout the day—and Kinema-no-Iori, which introduces classic Japanese films, particularly from the 1950s. You can also visit the Hideko Takamine Gallery. The official Chiririn-ya shop sells original merchandise, and the popular soy sauce soft-serve ice cream is another distinctly Shodoshima treat.
A peaceful village that brings a Japanese film classic to life
Nostalgic scenery that immerses you in the world of the film

Shoshi Umikaze-do
A bookshop where you can immerse yourself in the worlds of film and literature while discovering books and works connected with Shodoshima.
| Hours | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Closed | Open year-round |

Café Cinema Club
A retro café surrounded by Showa-era film memorabilia, serving nostalgic school-lunch dishes and light meals.
| Hours | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Closed | Open year-round |










