Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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This guide covers Fukagawa in Hokkaido, a city with an agricultural identity, distinct from the Tokyo neighborhood of the same name. Begin with produce information at RiceLand and arrange separate transport to the park.
Read the guide →Ishikari offers river-mouth scenery and coastal plants. Begin in one part of Hamanasu-no-Oka Park and view the nearby lighthouse, after checking wind and return transport.
Read the guide →Kitami in eastern Hokkaido offers mint-industry history and historic domestic architecture. Start with one museum around Kitami Station and arrange separate transport for other parts of this extensive municipality.
Read the guide →Naie offers Sorachi produce and woodland in Hokkaido. Begin at the roadside station, then plan the forest park separately after checking current access and return transport.
Read the guide →This guide covers Ichikawa town in Hyogo’s Kanzaki district, distinct from Ichikawa city in Chiba. Start with historic sites around Amaji Station and check separate transport and trail conditions for the mountain temple.
Read the guide →Itami offers a park beside the airport and historic castle remains. JR Itami and Hankyu Itami are different stations: choose your rail route first, and arrange separate bus or driving access to Sky Park.
Read the guide →This guide covers Kami town in Hyogo’s Mikata district. Choose between seaside railway scenery at Amarube and a temple in the Kasumi area, arranging separate rail or driving itineraries.
Read the guide →Nishiwaki in inland Hyogo offers historic houses and parks. Begin around the former Kishi residence; arrange separate transport toward Nihon-heso-koen Station for the park.
Read the guide →Shisō in inland Hyogo offers a woodland shrine and walks around Yamasaki. Choose one area first, checking buses from Himeji Station toward Yamasaki and any transfers and return transport.
Read the guide →Hokota on Ibaraki’s Pacific coast offers parks and local produce. Check driving or connecting transport separately from Shin-Hokota Station to the seaside park and from Taiyo Station to the bathing facility.
Read the guide →Inashiki in southern Ibaraki offers canal history and a shrine. Arrange onward transport toward the lock from Sawara Station and toward the shrine from Shimosa-Kozaki Station. Both stations are outside the city; plan the destinations separately.
Read the guide →This guide covers Kawachi town in Ibaraki’s Inashiki district, with Tone River and rural landscapes. The lead image is an aerial photograph of the Tone River from November 2009, not a view of a present-day footpath. Arrange driving access and return transport first.
Read the guide →Moriya in southwestern Ibaraki offers neighborhood parks and woodland. Choose your station on the Tsukuba Express or Kanto Railway first, then select either the northern neighborhood paths or nature trails near Moriya Station.
Read the guide →Ryūgasaki in southern Ibaraki offers a lakeside park and historic architecture. JR Ryūgasakishi Station and Kanto Railway’s Ryūgasaki Station are different stations: choose the appropriate one and arrange onward transport separately for the park and temple.
Read the guide →This guide covers Sakai town in Ibaraki’s Sashima district, with Tone River scenery and stories of former trade. Check buses and return connections from JR Koga or Tobu-dobutsu-koen Station, planning the riverside and museum separately.
Read the guide →Toride offers Tone River scenery and the history of a post town on the old Mito road. Choose a temple or historic residence around JR Toride Station on the Joban Line, checking visitor days and return trains first.
Read the guide →Tsukubamirai in southern Ibaraki offers a temple and stories of an explorer. Check onward transport from Miraidaira Station for the temple and from Moriya Station for the museum, planning the destinations separately.
Read the guide →Ushiku in southern Ibaraki offers a giant Buddha and wine history. Start with JR Ushiku Station on the Joban Line, planning the chateau and Buddha as separate destinations. Check current buses and return connections for the Buddha.
Read the guide →This guide covers Kagoshima city. Begin with a view of Sakurajima or the Shimazu family garden. Destinations are spread out even within the city: check current bus and rail connections from your starting point, such as Kagoshima-Chuo Station.
Read the guide →Aikawa is an inland Kanagawa town with mountains, rivers and farm scenery. These destinations are in Hanbara in the north. Plan transport from a railway station into town, including the final connection and return journey.
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