Your first visit to Kaisei
Kaisei is a town in Kanagawa’s Ashigara area. Start with the rice-field scenery or historic residence. Approaches from Kaisei and Shin-Matsuda stations differ, so check the entrance and return transport.
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Your first visit to Matsuda
Matsuda is a town in Kanagawa. The station-side Matsuda district and inland Yadoriki are separate visits. Start with the hill park or river area. Check Shin-Matsuda and Matsuda stations and onward transport separately.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Oi
Oi is a town in Kanagawa’s Ashigara area, different from the Oimachi Station neighbourhood in Tokyo. Start with the activity facility or agricultural base. Check onward transport from railway stations and each destination’s access conditions.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Oiso
Oiso is a town by Sagami Bay in Kanagawa. Start with the historic building or park and check transport between the station area and park. Being a seaside town does not imply permission to swim or enter every villa interior.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Samukawa
Samukawa is a town in Kanagawa. Start with Miyayama’s shrine or the waterworks exhibits. Check destination entrances and return trains from Miyayama or Samukawa stations on the JR Sagami Line. Distinguish this shrine from namesakes elsewhere.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Ayase
Ayase is a city in Kanagawa, separate from the area around Ayase Station in Tokyo. Begin with Shiroyama Park’s greenery or the archaeological museum. Check current buses from surrounding stations and your return journey.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Kosaka
Kosaka is an Akita town of mining history and modern-era architecture. Start with one of the buildings on Meiji Commemorative Avenue. Check current buses and entrances. The former Kosaka Railway is not a current passenger service.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Misato
Misato is an Akita town known for Rokugo’s springs; distinguish it from namesakes in other prefectures. Begin with Niteko Spring and public streets nearby. Check current buses and return services from the Omagari or Yokote direction.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Nikaho
Nikaho in southern Akita connects the coast with the foot of Mount Chokai. Begin with forest waters or Kisakata’s temple. Plan their transport, entrances and return trips separately instead of assuming a direct walking route.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Akita
Akita city in Akita Prefecture offers a first-visit base around Akita Station. Distinguish the city from the entire prefecture. Start with the park or local museum and check the current route from the station and return trains.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Aki
Aki is a city in eastern Kochi. Distinguish it from similarly named places. Begin slowly with Doi’s clock tower or historical streets. Check current onward transport and return services from Aki Station on the Gomen–Nahari Line.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Tosa Town
Tosa Town is an inland Kochi municipality, distinct from Tosa City. Discover water and mountain scenery in the upper Yoshino River area. Begin with the town’s rest stop or the Tosa side of Sameura Dam. Check current buses, roads and your return journey first.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Ino
Ino is a Kochi town of paper culture and mountain waters. Choose the museum or Nikobuchi for a first visit. They are in separate areas: do not assume a direct walking itinerary; check roads, transport and return arrangements for each.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Kitagawa
Kitagawa is a Kochi village of gardens, history and yuzu culture. Distinguish its garden from Monet’s garden in France. Begin with the garden or the reconstructed birthplace in Kashiwagi. Check current local buses, roads and return arrangements.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Kuma
Kuma is a village in Kumamoto; distinguish it from the entire Kuma district. Choose the cave facility or rice terraces first. At the verification date, the JR Hisatsu Line between Yatsushiro and Yoshimatsu remains out of service, so do not plan a train trip from old railway photographs or maps. Check current roads, alternative transport and return arrangements.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Mifune
Mifune is a town in Kumamoto. Its dinosaur museum and an old-road stone bridge offer different perspectives on the past. Treat them as separate destinations and check current roads, buses and return transport.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Minamata
Minamata is a coastal city in Kumamoto. Start with Yunoko’s island scenery or public paths in Eco Park. Do not assume a direct walking route between them; check current onward and return transport from Shin-Minamata or Minamata Station.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Minamiaso
Minamiaso is a village in Kumamoto’s Aso area. Distinguish the village from the wider Aso region. Choose one waterside stop first and check current roads, local transport and return arrangements. The hero photograph shows village buckwheat fields in 2025, rather than either spring below.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Misato
This is Misato in Kumamoto, distinct from places with the same name in other prefectures. For river and stone-bridge scenery, choose one of the two bridges first. Check current roads, access restrictions and return transport for each.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Nagasu
Nagasu is a Kumamoto town on the Ariake Sea coast, with goldfish culture and harbor scenery. Choose the park or port first and check current onward and return transport from Nagasu Station.
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