Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Miyazaki is a city in Miyazaki Prefecture. Explore coastal formations at Aoshima or greenery at Heiwadai Park. This guide covers the city rather than the entire prefecture. Check transport and current public areas for each stop separately.
Read the guide →Nojiri is a former town area that merged with Kobayashi in 2010. This guide covers destinations within the saved former Nojiri boundary, rather than an independent municipality or all of Kobayashi. Check current facility and transport guidance for Nojirikopia and Yuparu Nojiri. Photographs date from 2008.
Read the guide →Shiiba is a mountain village in Miyazaki. Explore traditional architecture at Tsurutomi House or village culture at Shiiba Itsukushima Shrine. Distinguish legends from established history and check current public areas, mountain-road access and return services. Photographs are historical records.
Read the guide →Shintomi is a town in Miyazaki. Explore plum trees at Yunomiya Zaronbai or the Shintomi portion of the Nyutabaru burial mounds. The entire cluster and nearby air base are not one visitor area. The photo dates from February 2025. Check current opening and access.
Read the guide →Tsuno is a town in Miyazaki. Explore shrine culture at Tsuno Shrine and regional produce at the roadside station. Photographs from 2009 and 2013 do not guarantee current appearance or operations. Check visitor access, facilities and transport for your visit.
Read the guide →Gokase is a mountain town in Miyazaki. Explore local culture and scenery at Josenji Temple and Sangasho Shrine. The hero photo shows Josenji’s cherry tree in April 2025, rather than the shrine. Check access and return services for each without assuming current bloom or opening conditions.
Read the guide →Kijo is a town in Miyazaki. Explore culture at Hiki Shrine or town scenery around Takajo Castle Site Park. The hero photograph shows the Omaru River from near the shrine, rather than the castle site. Check current public areas, access and return services for each.
Read the guide →Fujimi is a town in Nagano. Explore history at Idojiri’s archaeological site and museum or mountain scenery at Fujimi Panorama Resort. Check current visitor areas, operations and return services separately. Historical photographs do not guarantee snow or visibility.
Read the guide →Hata is a former town area that merged into Matsumoto in 2010. This guide covers Anyoji and Nyakutakuji’s ruins within the saved former Hata boundary, rather than all of Matsumoto. Check current visiting, mountain-path access and return services separately. The hero photo shows Anyoji in 2012.
Read the guide →Iiyama is a city in Nagano. Explore nature at Nanohana Park and local history at Iiyama Castle Site Park. The hero photograph shows spring flowers in 2019, rather than a promise of the same flowers in autumn. Check current paths, public areas and return services for each.
Read the guide →Achi is a village in Nagano. Explore the streetscape of Hirugami Onsen or local culture at Chogakuji in Komaba. Historical photographs do not guarantee current bathing or facility operations. Check current conditions, access and return services for each.
Read the guide →Kiso Village is 木祖村 in Nagano, distinct from the similarly named Kiso Town (木曽町). Explore water scenery at Misogawa Dam and local history around Yabuhara’s former post town. Destinations use the saved GID boundary; check current access, public areas and return services separately.
Read the guide →Agematsu is a town in Nagano’s Kiso area. Start with river-and-rock scenery at Nezame no Toko or the cypress woodland of Akasawa Natural Recreational Forest. Check access and return services for each destination separately. Historical photographs do not establish present water levels or path conditions.
Read the guide →Minamiaiki is a mountain village in Nagano. Explore water and mountain scenery at Minamiaiki Dam or Tateiwa Lake. Historical photographs do not guarantee current access, water levels or facility operations. Check seasonal road restrictions towards the dam and your return services.
Read the guide →Minamimaki is 南牧村 in Nagano, distinct from the namesake village in Gunma. Explore science at Nobeyama Radio Observatory or highland farm life at Takizawa Farm. The observatory is a research facility, and farm activities follow operator guidance. Check current visiting conditions and return services separately.
Read the guide →Minowa is a town in Nagano. Explore Momiji Lake or Akasoba-no-sato’s red-flowering buckwheat fields. Photographs show the dam in 2006 and fields in 2012. The organizer lists the 2026 field-opening event through October 11. Check current guidance rather than assuming the same flowers or access remain available.
Read the guide →Miyada is a village in Nagano. Explore local history at Miyada-juku Honjin or woodland paths along the Kurokawa at Komorebi no Michi. The photograph shows the honjin in 2016, rather than the walking path. Check current opening, path conditions and return services for each.
Read the guide →Anan is a town in Nagano, distinct from Anan City in Tokushima. Start with Shinshu Niino Sengokudaira Roadside Station or Anan Fossil Exhibition Hall. The photograph shows the roadside station in 2010. Check current operations, access and return transport for each.
Read the guide →Nakano is a city in Nagano, distinct from Tokyo’s Nakano Ward. Explore gardens at Ippongi Park or regional craft at the Japan Clay Doll Museum. Historical photographs do not promise current flowers or exhibitions. Check current public access and return services for each.
Read the guide →Okaya is a city in Nagano. Explore silk-industry history at Silk Fact Okaya and water management at Kamaguchi Floodgate. Historical photographs do not establish today’s production or water levels. Check museum access and permitted paths around the floodgate separately.
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