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372 regions
Nakai is a town of hills and parks in western Kanagawa. There is no railway station within the town: choose a JR Tokaido Line or Odakyu Line station and check onward transport for your destination. Plan the wetland and central park as separate areas.
Read the guide →Ninomiya is a Kanagawa town facing Sagami Bay. Start from JR Ninomiya Station on the Tokaido Line and choose a hill park or historic shrine. Check each destination’s approach and return connections, considering your ability to manage slopes.
Read the guide →Yamakita is a mountain town in western Kanagawa. Plan the waterfall near JR Gotemba Line Yamakita Station and the mountain lake as separate destinations. Check buses, return connections and current wildlife and access notices.
Read the guide →Zama combines residential neighborhoods with woodland and spring-water landscapes in Kanagawa. Check park access from Odakyu Line Zama or Sobudaimae stations; plan the shrine separately.
Read the guide →Ebina is a railway hub in Kanagawa with shrine grounds and ancient temple remains. Check access from Ebina Station to the remains, planning the shrine separately.
Read the guide →Daisen is an inland Akita city with historic gardens and archaeological remains, distinct from Daisen Town in Tottori. Use Omagari Station as a starting point and check onward transport and garden opening dates.
Read the guide →This region key refers to former Ueki Town, merged into Kumamoto City on 23 March 2010. Addresses now use Uekimachi, Kita Ward, Kumamoto. Plan transport for each destination rather than treating it as central Kumamoto.
Read the guide →Kyotamba is a town on the Tamba plateau in central Kyoto Prefecture, distinct from central Kyoto City. The Mizuho complex and Ichimori waterfall are separate destinations. Check onward buses from Sonobe Station and return transport for each stop.
Read the guide →Seika in southern Kyoto combines research-city development with older village landscapes. Check buses from JR Hosono and Kintetsu Shin-Hosono stations, distinguishing stops for the garden and plaza. Plan Raikoji separately.
Read the guide →Yosano in northern Kyoto offers silk-weaving history and old trading streets. Explore Chirimen Street and the Bito house within the same Kaya street district. Check visitor information by the former Kaya town office and buses and return connections for your destination.
Read the guide →This is Kumano City in southern Mie, distinct from other places sharing the Kumano name. Check destination-specific buses and approaches from JR Kisei Line Kumanoshi Station. Choose either coastal stop to suit weather and waves.
Read the guide →Nabari in western Mie combines wooded valleys with ancient temple remains. Check bus connections from Kintetsu Akameguchi Station for the valley and arrange separate travel from the Nabari Station area for Natsumi. The whole valley is not a short, flat stroll.
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