Your first visit to Chikuzen
In Chikuzen, Fukuoka, learn about war and peace at a memorial museum and visit a local park. Although the museum’s name includes Tachiarai, it is located in Chikuzen Town.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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In Chikuzen, Fukuoka, learn about war and peace at a memorial museum and visit a local park. Although the museum’s name includes Tachiarai, it is located in Chikuzen Town.
Read the guide →Hanawa in Fukushima offers Kuji River and seasonal flower scenery. Start with Michi-no-Eki Hanawa and Furoyama Park, checking the Fukushima address to avoid other places with similar names.
Read the guide →Start with local information at Madeikan, then plan a separate visit to Ainosawa woodland. Check facility opening and access guidance before setting out.
Read the guide →Explore a hot-spring district and a hilltop shrine in Ishikawa, Fukushima. Check your destination carefully: this town is distinct from Ishikawa Prefecture.
Read the guide →Discover riverside scenery and a naturally carbonated spring in Kaneyama, Oku-Aizu. Enjoy the view from the designated square and distinguish this Fukushima town from similarly named places elsewhere.
Read the guide →Begin at Azalea for village information, then consider a mountain-village lodging and bathing stop. This guide covers visitor facilities, not unrestricted access throughout the village.
Read the guide →Trace poet Shinpei Kusano’s connection with village residents through two cultural facilities. Plan an unhurried visit around thatched Tenzan Bunko and the nearby archive.
Read the guide →Check the day’s nature information at the visitor centre before exploring Urabandai’s ponds. Goshikinuma has time restrictions related to bear activity; it is not an unrestricted all-day walk.
Read the guide →Start with food and information at Atsukashinosato, then learn about Kunimi’s historic earthworks. Distinguish the hilltop observation tower from the barrier remains.
Read the guide →Discover another side of Aizu history at Isasumi Shrine and Mukaihaguroyama’s castle remains. These destinations are in Aizumisato, distinct from Aizuwakamatsu City.
Read the guide →Pause at Naraha’s roadside station and plan a separate visit to the coastal park at Tenjin Cape. Distinguish historical photographs from current facility operation and check the day’s notices.
Read the guide →Explore Aizuwakamatsu architecture at red-tiled Tsurugajo and spiral Sazaedo. They are separate destinations, so plan transport and admission for each.
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