Rokugo Forest

The forest of Luxiang is the location of the filming of the TV series "From the Northland" in 1981. In the forest, in addition to the log cabin built by the protagonist Goro in the play, there are also photography exhibition rooms such as the Colorful Earth Pavilion for tourists to visit. The well-known ones in the forest of Luxiang are Maruta Hut, Goro's Stone House and Picked Up Home. If you visit them separately, you need to buy tickets separately, or you can buy a combined ticket to visit together. Maruta House This is the wooden house built by Goro himself in the play, and the one that was burned down in the special chapter, but the house burned down during filming is another prop, the real Maruta House is still preserved, fans of the show do not miss it. Goro's Stone House (Goro's Stone's Home) is one of the important scenes in "From the North". The stone house is completely built with stones picked up from the nearby hillside. It still maintains the same scenery as it was at the time of shooting. Many fans Come here to visit. The main scene of "Last Words" in the final chapter of the home that I picked up. The house that Goro built for Yukiko and the newly married Jun and Yuu out of waste materials. The range of waste materials is as large as abandoned buses, public telephone booths, mountain lifts, as small as egg packaging boxes, wine bottles, etc. Amazing creativity, people can't help but be amazed.