Your first visit to Ōzu Town
This guide covers Ōzu Town in Kumamoto, distinct from Ōzu City in Ehime and Ōtsu City in Shiga. Choose the shrine or town park first and plan the roadside station separately.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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This guide covers Ōzu Town in Kumamoto, distinct from Ōzu City in Ehime and Ōtsu City in Shiga. Choose the shrine or town park first and plan the roadside station separately.
Read the guide →Yamaga in Kumamoto brings together hot springs, a historic theatre and paper lantern crafts. Begin on public streets around Buzen Kaido with the Sakurayu and Yachiyoza exteriors, checking indoor visits and bathing separately.
Read the guide →In southern Kyoto Prefecture, Kyotanabe offers Ikkyu’s temple and tea-growing scenery. It is distinct from Kyotango. Begin with Ikkyuji and plan separate transport for other areas.
Read the guide →Kyotango covers Japan Sea coastal communities in northern Kyoto Prefecture. Begin around Kotohikihama and its museum, planning separate transport to Tateiwa.
Read the guide →Maizuru combines a port, brick warehouses and repatriation history. Check station names for its eastern and western districts. Start around the eastern warehouses and plan separate transport for the tower and museum.
Read the guide →Nagaokakyo in Kyoto Prefecture offers shrines, a castle-site park and foothill temples. It is distinct from Nagaoka in Niigata. Choose a station-area stop first and plan separate transport to Komyoji.
Read the guide →Ujitawara is a separate municipality from Uji City, offering tea-growing and rural culture in southern Kyoto Prefecture. Start around Yuyadani’s birthplace and visitor center; plan Shojuin separately.
Read the guide →Ine is a coastal town in northern Kyoto’s Tango area. Start around Ineura Park to see funaya and a working fishing village, respecting residents during a short first walk.
Read the guide →Minamiise is a coastal town in Mie, distinct from Ise City and Watarai Town. Choose a lookout or the history of Gokashoura, arranging separate vehicle transport between the areas.
Read the guide →Suzuka in Mie offers a monumental tree, shrines and traditional crafts. Choose the industry hall area or Nago for a first visit, planning transport separately for the shrine.
Read the guide →Taki is a town in Mie with Niu’s temple and shrine and Gokatsura Pond. Begin with the worship area in Niu, leaving the pond for a separately planned trip.
Read the guide →Watarai is an inland town in Mie associated with the Miyagawa River and tea. It is distinct from the wider Watarai District and coastal Minamiise. Choose a riverside park or shrine area for your first visit.
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