Fosse Farmhouse facts for kids
Fosse Farmhouse is a charming old farmhouse from the 1700s. It's located in the beautiful Cotswolds area of England. You can find it close to an ancient Roman road called the Fosse Way and the pretty village of Castle Combe.
Today, Fosse Farmhouse is a special place where people can stay. It offers cozy bed and breakfast rooms inside the main farmhouse. There are also self-catering apartments in buildings that used to be a barn, a dairy, and stables. This means you can cook your own meals there!
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A Popular Spot for Japanese Visitors
Fosse Farmhouse became very popular with visitors from Japan after a couple stayed there in 1989. The owner, Caron Cooper, even traveled to Japan. While there, she hosted a traditional afternoon tea party with delicious scones at the British Embassy in Tokyo.
Royal Guests at the Farmhouse
Among the special guests at Caron Cooper's tea party were Prince Mikasa of Japan and his family. They enjoyed the tea so much that they later came to stay at Fosse Farmhouse for three days!
Featured in a Japanese Anime Show
In 2012, Fosse Farmhouse gained even more fame. It was used as a real-life setting for a popular Japanese comic and TV animation series called Kin-iro Mosaic. Since then, many fans of the Kin-iro Mosaic show have traveled all the way to England to stay at the farmhouse and see the place from their favorite series.
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In Spanish: Fosse Farmhouse para niños
