Your first visit to Harima
Discover Onaka Archaeological Park and the local history museum in Harima Town, Hyogo. Distinguish this municipality from the wider Harima region when planning a visit to learn about earlier ways of life.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Discover Onaka Archaeological Park and the local history museum in Harima Town, Hyogo. Distinguish this municipality from the wider Harima region when planning a visit to learn about earlier ways of life.
Read the guide →Explore local stories through a historical park and shrine in Ishioka, Ibaraki. Treat Hitachi Fudoki no Oka and Hitachi-no-Kuni Soshagu as separate visits, checking access and conditions for each.
Read the guide →Discover a shrine and harbour-side scenery in Kamisu, Ibaraki. Plan Ikisu Shrine and Minato Park as separate visits, noting that the park’s observation tower is closed.
Read the guide →Discover local history and park scenery connected with Lake Kasumigaura in Ami, Ibaraki. Check admission and use conditions separately for the Yokaren Peace Memorial Museum and neighbouring park.
Read the guide →Discover traces of Jomon-period life near Lake Kasumigaura in Miho, Ibaraki. Explore Okadaira Shell Mounds Park and its cultural property centre, checking outdoor and exhibition access separately.
Read the guide →Explore Shizumine Furusato Park and the botanical garden area in Naka, Ibaraki. Distinguish this city from similarly pronounced places in Tokushima, and read the historical garden photograph alongside current Rinne operating guidance.
Read the guide →Discover Fujiigawa Dam and Katsura Roadside Station in Shirosato, Ibaraki. Plan the dam scenery and farm-shop visit separately, using the new address in Katsura’s 2026 renewal guidance.
Read the guide →Explore Tone through a memorial to folklorist Kunio Yanagita and a temple in Fukawa. Check access conditions separately for each stop.
Read the guide →Enjoy a spacious seaside park and a port market in Hitachinaka. The stops are separate, so plan transport between them and your return journey.
Read the guide →Discover Koiji Coast and Ika no Eki Tsuku Mall beside Tsukumo Bay in Noto. Access can change during earthquake recovery; check current official guidance and local restrictions first.
Read the guide →Explore Ganmon and Hatago Iwa on Shika’s coast. Check recovering roads and walking access, and keep away from the water’s edge when waves are high.
Read the guide →Discover a lighthouse and Mitsukejima in Suzu at the tip of the Noto Peninsula. Respect the changed landscape and recovery work, and check current access before visiting.
Read the guide →Visit a space for exploring philosophy and a museum of coastal life in Kahoku. Check each facility’s exhibition calendar and closing days.
Read the guide →Explore Kamaishi’s iron-making history at Hashino’s furnace remains and the Iron History Museum. The sites are separate, so plan transport between them.
Read the guide →Discover flower beds and a red bridge at Yukiyagawa Dam Forest Park in Karumai. These are two features within the same park. Check its opening season and current access conditions.
Read the guide →Explore riverside Tenshochi Park and nearby Michinoku Folklore Village in Kitakami. Check access conditions separately for the park and exhibition buildings.
Read the guide →Discover the rock formations of Kuji’s Kosode Coast and its amber museum. The coast and inland museum are separate, so plan your route and return transport.
Read the guide →Explore Kuzumaki’s dairy culture at its roadside station and highland farm. These are separate facilities; check transport and activity bookings individually.
Read the guide →Discover a station-side hot spring and the reservoir landscape in Nishiwaga. Check access conditions and return transport before setting out.
Read the guide →Explore different eras at Isawa Castle Site and Shoboji Temple in Oshu. The stops are separate, so plan transport and check temple visiting conditions.
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