Old Karuizawa Ginza Street has a retro feel. Besides visiting this old street, travelers can walk a little farther to St. Paul's Catholic Church. I understand it was built in 1935 and combines European architecture with stonework design. If you're lucky, you can go inside. The interior is entirely solid wood, and you can really feel its historic character. It's truly worth the walk to visit.
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Standing quietly in the forest of Old Karuizawa, St. Paul's Catholic Church is a classic wooden building designed by renowned architect Antonin Raymond. Its enormous, steeply pitched triangular roof blends perfectly with the natural wooden structure, while the exposed wooden beams and columns inside create a warm yet solemn atmosphere. Sunlight streams through the stained glass, weaving together poetic patterns of light and shadow. A walk here offers not only a peaceful respite from the noise and bustle, but also a profound experience of Karuizawa's unique beauty and romantic charm.
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