Your first visit to Awara
Awara offers an onsen town and Yoshizaki history in Fukui. Start with one area of the hot-spring town; Tojinbo belongs to another city and is not included as an Awara stop.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Awara offers an onsen town and Yoshizaki history in Fukui. Start with one area of the hot-spring town; Tojinbo belongs to another city and is not included as an Awara stop.
Read the guide →Hekinan in Aichi combines brewing heritage and waterside exhibits. Begin at the aquarium and arrange reservations separately for an indoor brewery visit.
Read the guide →Ichinomiya in Aichi’s Owari region offers textile heritage, a city shrine and riverside park scenery. Begin near the station at Masumida Shrine; plan separate transport for Tower Park.
Read the guide →Kariya in Aichi combines manufacturing heritage with local history. Begin in the former castle-site area around Kijo Park; the northern Highway Oasis can be a separate outing.
Read the guide →Konan here is the city in Aichi, with Kiso River scenery and the Hotei area. It is distinct from Konan in Kochi and Gangnam in Seoul. Choose one of these separate areas first.
Read the guide →Shinshiro in Aichi’s Okumikawa region offers rivers, mountains and temple scenery. Start at Sakurabuchi Park; Horaiji needs separate transport and preparation for mountain conditions.
Read the guide →Shitara is a mountain town in Aichi’s Okumikawa region. This guide begins in its Damine area, with a castle site and temple. Distinguish the town from Shitaragahara battlefield in Shinshiro.
Read the guide →Toyoake in Aichi offers traces of the Battle of Okehazama and neighborhood parks. Start in the traditional battlefield area and plan transport separately for the castle ruins.
Read the guide →Toyoyama is a small Aichi town associated with Nagoya Airport and aviation. This airport is separate from Chubu Centrair. During museum renovation, consider another stop such as Shinmei Park first.
Read the guide →Annaka in Gunma combines a hot-spring area with railway heritage around Usui Pass. Start in Isobe; the mountain-side Megane Bridge needs separate transport and walking preparation.
Read the guide →Ora is a town on Gunma’s plains with an observation tower and Tataranuma waterside. Begin around the central park; check an Ora-side destination when visiting the pond.
Read the guide →Ueno Village is surrounded by Gunma mountains and forest and is distinct from Ueno in Tokyo. Start on the Kawawa Nature Park side, choosing a bridge or cave visit that suits your abilities.
Read the guide →This guide covers former Fujimi Village in Gunma, merged into Maebashi in 2009 and now addressed as Fujimimachi. Distinguish it from other places named Fujimi and start around Akagi Onuma.
Read the guide →Kure introduces Hiroshima’s harbor and maritime history. Start with the two museums and waterfront near Kure Station; choose one museum for an unhurried visit.
Read the guide →Mihara in Hiroshima combines station-side castle remains with an inland temple. Begin around Mihara Station and plan separate transport for Buttsu-ji in the hills.
Read the guide →Onomichi offers Hiroshima’s channel, hills and temples. Start around Senkoji hill; there is no need to combine the city and islands into a single day’s walk.
Read the guide →Hatsukaichi includes mainland Hiroshima and Miyajima. This guide chooses Miyajima’s waterfront and temple for a first visit. Check island transport and return sailings first.
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