Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Tamana is a city in Kumamoto. Begin with Takase’s waterside streets or Rengein Tanjoji’s main temple. Flowers in the hero photograph date from May 2026 and do not guarantee blooms during your visit. Check current onward and return transport from the station.
Read the guide →Uki is a Kumamoto city with Misumi’s old port and Matsuai’s white-walled streets. Distinguish it from Uto and the wider Amakusa area. These are separate districts; choose one first and check current transport, roads and return services.
Read the guide →Arao is a city in northern Kumamoto. Manda Pit and the Miyazaki brothers’ birthplace offer different views of history. Distinguish it from neighboring Omuta in Fukuoka; choose one stop first and check current transport and return services.
Read the guide →Uto is a Kumamoto city with contrasting waterscapes at Okoshiki Beach and Todoroki Springs. Distinguish it from neighboring Uki. Choose one destination and check current transport rather than assuming the two form a single walk.
Read the guide →Yatsushiro is a city in Kumamoto. Begin with the city-center castle ruins and garden. This guide does not treat the whole extensive municipality as one walk. Check current onward and return transport from the station.
Read the guide →Muko is a city in Kyoto Prefecture, distinct from Kyoto City. Choose the shrine or bamboo path in the Muko hills. The hero photo shows Muko Shrine, not the bamboo path. Check current access and return transport for each destination.
Read the guide →Oyamazaki is a town in Kyoto Prefecture. Its hillside museum and Hoshakuji offer architecture and historical scenery. Distinguish it from neighboring Shimamoto in Osaka and check slopes and return transport. Begin with one stop; this is not a whole-mountain hiking itinerary.
Read the guide →Wazuka is a tea-producing town in Kyoto Prefecture. Explore contrasting scenery at Ishidera’s tea fields and a riverside rock Buddha. The fields are working agricultural spaces: use public paths. Check current access and return transport for each destination.
Read the guide →Yawata is a Kyoto Prefecture city with Iwashimizu Hachimangu on Mount Otokoyama and Ango Bridge below. Distinguish this shrine from similarly named Hachiman shrines elsewhere. Check transport between the hilltop and foothills, slopes and return services.
Read the guide →Joyo is a city in Kyoto Prefecture. Begin with Mito Shrine and the green paths of Konosuyama. The hero photo shows Mito Shrine in 2023, not the summit or observation deck. Check weather, slopes and current return transport.
Read the guide →Kizugawa is a city in Kyoto Prefecture. Explore ponds and architecture at two temples in Tono near the Nara border. This guide covers the city, not the whole river or Nara City. Check buses, roads and return services for each temple; choose one first.
Read the guide →Kumiyama is a town in Kyoto Prefecture with wooded shrine entrances at Saguri and Tamada shrines. Distinguish it from Kyoto City. Both photos were uploaded in 2012; capture dates are unverified. Check current transport, public access and return services.
Read the guide →Kuwana is a city in Mie. Explore architecture and gardens at Rokkaen or the former Shichiri ferry landing. Choose one stop first and check current public areas, transport and return services. Photographs show historical views.
Read the guide →This is Meiwa in Mie, distinct from the town in Gunma. Learn about Saiku through a museum and a Heian-culture experience facility. The hero photo shows the museum, not the experience hall. Check current exhibitions, activities and transport.
Read the guide →This is Mihama in Mie, distinct from similarly named places in Wakayama, Aichi and Fukui. Shichiri-Mihama Coast extends across several municipalities; this guide focuses on Atawa. Choose a seaside viewing area or roadside station and check current transport.
Read the guide →This is Taiki in Mie, distinct from Taiki in Hokkaido. Explore local products at an Okuise roadside station and the wooded setting of Takihara-no-miya. The hero photo shows the roadside station, not the shrine. Check current access, public areas and return transport.
Read the guide →Shichikashuku is a town in Miyagi with water and woodland scenery at Nametsu Falls and Yamabiko Suspension Bridge. The hero photo shows the falls, not the bridge. Treat them as separate destinations and check current roads, access and return services for each.
Read the guide →Taiwa is a town in Miyagi. Explore nature at Nanatsumori Lakeside Park or local culture at Yoshioka Hachiman Shrine. The hero photograph shows the mountains from Yoshioka, rather than park facilities. Choose one stop and check current access and return services.
Read the guide →Tome is a city in Miyagi with a preserved school at the Education Museum and lakeside scenery at Naganuma’s park. Distinguish the city name Tome from the district name Toyoma and check transport to each destination separately. Photographs show historical views.
Read the guide →Kesennuma is a coastal city in Miyagi. See rocky shores at Cape Iwai and the sea around Kesennuma Oshima Bridge. Treat these as separate destinations and check current access, weather and return services for each. Photographs show views from 2021.
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