Your first visit to Kōfu
Kofu, Yamanashi’s capital, offers Takeda history and castle remains. Begin near the station and plan transport for the shrine or temple. This guide covers Kofu City.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Kofu, Yamanashi’s capital, offers Takeda history and castle remains. Begin near the station and plan transport for the shrine or temple. This guide covers Kofu City.
Read the guide →Yamanakako is a lake and village near Mount Fuji. Choose Nagaike Park or Kirara’s marked visitor areas, checking buses rather than treating the whole lakeshore as a short walk.
Read the guide →Oi in Fukui spans a coast and inland Natasho. Begin around Uminpia, planning separate transport for the mushroom park and Natasho.
Read the guide →Tsuruga is a Fukui port city of shrines, brick warehouses and a pine-lined coast. Start around the station and Kehi Jingu, planning separate visits to the harbor and Matsubara.
Read the guide →Asakura is a city in Fukuoka. Begin with Akizuki’s historic streets, gate and stone bridge rather than expecting an intact castle keep.
Read the guide →This guide covers Nakagawa City in Fukuoka. Its stored regional key retains the former town name; the guide uses the current city name. Start with the canal area or Nakanoshima Park.
Read the guide →Chikujō in Fukuoka offers a historic residence, garden and shrine. Choose the Kurauchi Residence or Tsunashiki Tenmangu first, checking transport between them.
Read the guide →Tadami in Fukushima offers mountains, rivers and woodland culture. Begin with a museum or the Lake Tagokura area, checking weather and transport for outings beyond town.
Read the guide →Hichisō in Gifu offers river-rock scenery and geological history. Begin with the stone museum or roadside station, choosing designated viewpoints rather than climbing down to gorge rocks.
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