Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Ono is a city in Hyogo’s Kita-Harima region. Choose historic temple architecture or a park for your first visit. Distinguish it from other places named Ono and check onward transport from Shintetsu Ono or JR Ao stations.
Read the guide →Sumoto is a city on Awaji Island in Hyogo. Choose the hilltop castle remains or the coast by town. Consider Sumoto Bus Center as a transport starting point and separately check hillwalking, beach access and return connections.
Read the guide →Taishi is a town in Hyogo’s Ibo district, distinct from Taishi in Osaka. Begin with temple architecture or an old spring story. The town history museum reports a renovation closure, so do not plan an exhibition visit there.
Read the guide →Takasago is a city beside Hyogo’s Harima-nada coast. Choose different stories at the coastal shrine or the large stone structure farther inland. Distinguish Sanyo Railway Takasago Station from JR Hoden Station and check separate access and return travel.
Read the guide →Fukusaki is a town in Hyogo’s Kanzaki district. Explore Yanagita Kunio’s story and the former county office in Nishitawara. First check local onward transport and return connections from JR Bantan Line Fukusaki Station.
Read the guide →Kasama is a city in Ibaraki. Choose a craft-themed park or the Inari shrine. Check JR Kasama and Tomobe stations and current sightseeing bus connections; the city warns that the old park pamphlet’s timetable predates revisions.
Read the guide →Kasumigaura is a city in Ibaraki, distinct from the full extent of the large lake sharing its name. Begin at Ayumizaki. Several cities separately operate sightseeing hobikibune, so check the correct municipality’s sailing, booking and weather guidance.
Read the guide →Sakuragawa is a city in Ibaraki. Choose historic Makabe streets or a hillside temple. Check onward transport from JR Mito Line Iwase Station, planning the two destinations separately.
Read the guide →Shimotsuma is a city in Ibaraki. Begin with a lakeside park or a historic shrine. Distinguish Shimotsuma and Daiho stations on the Kantetsu Joso Line and check local onward and return connections.
Read the guide →Goka is a town in Ibaraki’s Sashima district. Begin with local information at the roadside station or choose a historic temple gate. Check separate onward road or bus connections and return travel from Tobu Nikko Line Minami-Kurihashi or Satte stations.
Read the guide →Hitachi is a city on Ibaraki’s Pacific side. Choose sea views at JR Joban Line Hitachi Station or a hillside park. Check current road or bus connections to the park and return travel separately.
Read the guide →Hitachiomiya is a city in Ibaraki, distinct from Hitachi and Hitachiota. Choose Miwa’s roadside station or a hillside park in Naka. Check separate onward transport from JR Suigun Line stations.
Read the guide →Nakanoto is a town on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa. Begin with a waterfall or a produce stop. Check access and roads following the earthquake. Official guidance says the main Amenomiya tombs cannot be visited, so they are excluded from this route.
Read the guide →Nanao combines coastal scenery and traditions in Ishikawa’s Noto area. Start with the streets and museum near JR Nanao Station. Recovery continues; check individual facilities, including accommodation in Wakura.
Read the guide →Anamizu is a town on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa. Check local guidance near Anamizu Station on Noto Railway before choosing a coastal stop. Exclude places officially closed to entry, including Shiosai no Michi and the Noto Great Buddha.
Read the guide →Iwaizumi is a town in Iwate. Choose a local-food roadside stop or Ryusendo’s underground lakes. Check official bus access from hubs such as JR Morioka Station.
Read the guide →Ofunato is a city on Iwate’s Sanriku coast. Start with rocky and waterfront views along the Goishi Coast. Check weather and access with the information center, and plan separate viewpoints without assuming a short connecting walk.
Read the guide →Shizukuishi is a town in Iwate. Choose Koiwai Farm’s visitor spaces or local produce at Anekko. Check official access from the Morioka area and return transport. This outing does not include a summit climb.
Read the guide →Hachimantai is a city in Iwate. Discover different sides of it at a forest waterfall and a mining-history museum. These are separate places across a broad area: check transport individually and seasonal mountain-road restrictions.
Read the guide →Takamatsu is a port city in Kagawa. Begin with its garden or castle-site park. Check routes from JR and Kotoden stations and return transport. Islands and outlying areas need separate plans.
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