Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Explore Hamada Castle’s stonework and the Hamada side of Iwami Seaside Park. The park also spans Gotsu, so this guide uses the reservation center area in Kokubu-cho, Hamada as its reference point. A coastal walk is separate from swimming.
Read the guide →Discover Mount Oyorogi, shared with Shobara in Hiroshima, and Akana Hachimangu in Iinan. A mountain hike differs from a short level walk; check the Iinan-side trailheads. The whole mountain is not claimed as exclusively within Iinan.
Read the guide →Explore a former station and a mountain castle site in Shimane. Plan the mountain outing separately from a walk around town.
Read the guide →Discover Iwata through a Mitsuke shrine and a historic school building. Arrange the two stops around their current visiting hours.
Read the guide →Explore two sides of Kikugawa history at a mountain castle site and a former administrator’s residence. Plan transport between them and follow access restrictions.
Read the guide →Visit a temple in Washizu and an inventor’s memorial in Yamaguchi. Check transport between these separate Kosai stops.
Read the guide →Discover Makinohara at Sagara’s beach and a historic residence. The beach photograph records an earlier scene; check current coastal conditions separately.
Read the guide →Visit a wooded shrine and a temple in Mori. Check transport between the two stops and your return journey first.
Read the guide →This guide covers the former Oigawa town area, now part of Yaizu. Enjoy harbour scenery and a park while staying outside working quays and restricted areas.
Read the guide →Explore post-town and tea culture within the former Okabe town area, now in Fujieda. Check the distance and transport between Kashibaya and the Asahina tea facility.
Read the guide →See contrasting coastal landscapes at a lighthouse and sand dunes. Plan transport between them and follow current wind, wave and access notices.
Read the guide →Discover Shimada’s travel history at an Oi River bridge and a former river-crossing site. This is not a river-wading activity or a guarantee that the bridge is always open.
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