Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
402 regions
Kunitomi in Miyazaki combines agricultural products, a rock-carved Buddha and hillside temple heritage. Plan transport separately for Honjo/Tajiri and Hokkedake. Check bus and return connections; these are not a short, flat combined walk.
Read the guide →Miyakonojo in southwestern Miyazaki offers waterfalls and Shimazu heritage. Arrange separate trips to the central residence and Sekinoo Falls. Check bus or taxi connections from your arrival station and the return journey.
Read the guide →Begin a visit to Nobeoka in Miyazaki with castle remains or a hilltop view. Check connections from JR Nobeoka Station and your return. Choose the two locations as separate outings.
Read the guide →Start a visit to Saito in Miyazaki with Saitobaru’s burial-mound landscape. Browse information at Konohanakan and choose a public path. Check transport between town and the plateau, including your return.
Read the guide →Hakuba in Nagano offers riverside scenery and living heritage. Start with public paths at Oide Park. Arrange a separate trip to Aoni and check the village’s latest notices for mountain-trail and road restrictions.
Read the guide →Iida in southern Nagano offers a river gorge and central apple-tree avenue. Plan transport separately for the JR Iida Line’s Tenryukyo Station area and central town. Confirm your arrival station and return connections.
Read the guide →Start a visit to Nagano city around the art museum or Zenkoji. Check transport from Nagano Station toward Joyama and Zenkoji, including your return. Plan Togakushi soba as a separate highland outing.
Read the guide →Nagiso in Nagano offers post-town streets and river heritage. Check bus connections from JR Nagiso Station toward Tsumago and your return. Choose the station-area bridge and Tsumago as separate outings.
Read the guide →Otaki in Nagano offers lakeside scenery and religious landscapes at the foot of Mount Ontake. Check connections from JR Kiso-Fukushima Station and returns from each destination. Lake visits, waterfall paths and summit hikes have different access conditions.
Read the guide →Shiojiri in Nagano includes post-town streets and a lacquerware district. Choose outings around JR Narai or Kiso-Hirasawa stations. These are separate from the Shiojiri Station center; check your return train first.
Read the guide →Takagi in Nagano offers local culture through Ajima umbrellas and an old tea-house. Check bus or road connections from the Iida area and your return. Confirm entry at each facility; event notices apply to their stated dates.
Read the guide →This Yamagata is a village in Nagano, separate from Yamagata Prefecture. Choose the highland temple and village guardian stones as separate outings. Check connections from Matsumoto and hillside returns. Skyland Kiyomizu has a published closure and demolition policy and is not presented as accommodation.
Read the guide →Isahaya in Nagasaki offers a historic park bridge and mountain gorge. Check connections from Isahaya Station to the park and your return. Plan the gorge separately because transport and restrictions differ.
Read the guide →Kashiba in Nara offers geology and local history through rock formations and a museum. It is a separate city from Kashihara. Check the approach to Donzurubo and station connections for the museum, including returns.
Read the guide →Kashihara in Nara brings together Imai-cho’s streets and the Fujiwara Palace Site from different eras. Distinguish it from Kashiba and check separate connections for Imai-cho near Yagi-nishiguchi Station and the palace site.
Read the guide →Tenri in Nara offers burial-mound heritage and historic walking routes. These two stops are in the Yanagimoto area, separate from the Tenri Station center. Check approaches from Yanagimoto Station and your return.
Read the guide →Uda in Nara offers Ouda’s historic townscape and seasonal scenery. Check buses from Kintetsu Haibara Station toward Ouda and your return. Prepare the approaches to the streets and cherry tree separately.
Read the guide →Yamatokoriyama is a castle town in Nara. Begin with its castle grounds and local-history collection. JR Koriyama and Kintetsu Koriyama are separate stations; check your approach and return.
Read the guide →Shibata in northern Niigata retains castle-town heritage in its castle and garden. Check connections from Niigata to Shibata Station, including the Hakushin Line, then plan admission and return transport.
Read the guide →Joetsu in Niigata offers Takada’s park and Kasugayama’s hilltop ruins. They are separate areas; check onward connections from Joetsu-myoko Station toward each area and your return.
Read the guide →