Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Motono is the former village merged into Inzai on 23 March 2010. This page preserves the app’s legacy regional identifier and covers places in Kasagami, Ryufukuji and Tsunoda. Choose swan watching or temples according to season and transport.
Read the guide →Nagareyama combines canal scenery with mirin-brewing culture. The park near Unga station and the museums in Nagareyama Honcho are separate areas. Choose one first, checking trains and return transport.
Read the guide →Sakura is a former castle town in Chiba. Discover local history through earthworks and historic homes. Choose one area first, checking museum and residence opening days and return transport.
Read the guide →Shibayama offers haniwa history and agricultural products in Chiba. Begin around the park and municipal museum, planning separate transport for the roadside station and airport-area facilities.
Read the guide →Shiroi in northwestern Chiba offers pear-growing traditions, parks and an old temple. Start around the culture center and park from Shiroi station, planning separate transport for Hiratsuka.
Read the guide →Tako offers rice-field and Kuriyama River scenery in Chiba. Begin around the roadside station and riverside park. Plan separate transport for Nichihonji and enjoy hydrangeas in season.
Read the guide →Yotsukaido combines old-route history with parks and woodland in Chiba. Begin at the crossroads near the station or the general park, planning separate transport for the citizens’ forest.
Read the guide →Higashikurume in Tokyo’s Tama area offers bamboo, springs and riverside scenery. Start with the Chikurin Park area from the station, adding waterside paths according to access and weather.
Read the guide →Higashimurayama in Tokyo’s Tama area combines a historic temple with waterside parkland. Begin west of Higashimurayama station, planning a separate outing for the archaeological park.
Read the guide →Kodaira in Tokyo’s Tama area offers greenways and rural history. Begin at Central Park near Takanodai or one greenway segment near Hanakoganei, planning the different station areas separately.
Read the guide →Kokubunji in Tokyo’s Tama area offers springs, gardens and an ancient temple site. Start at Tonogayato Garden south of the station, checking separate routes and access for the ruins and museum.
Read the guide →Kunitachi in Tokyo’s Tama area combines a former station, tree-lined avenue and shrine. Begin south of JR Kunitachi station, planning separate transport for Yabo Tenmangu farther south.
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