Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Nago is a city in northern Okinawa Island. Plan separate visits for Nangusuku Park’s views and marine observation at Busena Marine Park. Kouri Island belongs to Nakijin, so it is excluded from this Nago guide. Check operating conditions on your visiting day.
Read the guide →Nanjō is a city in southern Okinawa Island. Discover coastal scenery at Cape Chinen Park and the limestone gateway at Tamagusuku Castle Site. Worship continues at the site, so respect permitted paths and local rules.
Read the guide →Ōgimi is a village in northern Okinawa Island. Discover Kijoka’s traditional weaving and wooded waterfall. Respect worship spaces and working studios, checking current access conditions.
Read the guide →Okinawa City is a municipality on the island, distinct from Okinawa Prefecture. Explore Koza Sports Park and the shops and music culture of Gate Street. Check schedules and admission conditions separately for events and games.
Read the guide →Onna is a village on Okinawa Island’s west coast. Visit Manzamo’s cliffs and Cape Maeda’s sea views separately. Land viewpoints and activities in the water have different access conditions; check guidance on the day.
Read the guide →Ginoza is a village on Okinawa Island’s east coast. Explore regional products at the roadside station and history at the village museum. They are separate facilities; check transport and individual visiting conditions.
Read the guide →Higashi is a village on northern Okinawa Island’s east coast. Explore Gesashi Bay’s mangroves and nature experiences at Sonmin-no-mori Eco Park. The azalea garden is closed to general visitors outside the festival period; distinguish it from Eco Park.
Read the guide →Izumiōtsu is a city in Osaka. Explore local worship spaces and architecture at Izumianashi and Sukematsu shrines. Distinguish it from similarly named Izumi and Ōtsu cities, checking access to each stop.
Read the guide →Kaizuka is a city in Osaka. Explore different histories at Gansenji in the temple-centered Jinaimachi district and Mizumadera in another part of the city. Check transport and current visiting conditions separately.
Read the guide →Katano is a city in Osaka combining woodland and residential areas. Visit Hoshida’s pedestrian suspension bridge and Hatamono Shrine separately. The path from Kisaichi Station is currently closed; check current routes rather than following older access instructions.
Read the guide →Kawachinagano is a city in Osaka. Discover local history through the buildings and woodland at Kanshinji and Enmeiji temples. Plan transport between the stops separately and check current viewing and worship areas.
Read the guide →Kumatori is a town in Osaka. Explore industrial and domestic history at Renga-kan, adapted from a former cotton-cloth factory, and Naka Residence. Nearby facilities can have different admission and closure conditions; check each separately.
Read the guide →Sennan is a city in Osaka. Explore different eras at hillside Chōkei-ji and the Kaie-ji archaeological square. The similarly named Sennan Satoumi Park spans Hannan and Misaki, rather than this city.
Read the guide →Shijōnawate is a city in Osaka. Learn about local worship and past everyday life at Shijōnawate Shrine and the municipal history and folklore museum. The city also uses the spelling 四条畷; this guide covers two stops within the city.
Read the guide →Tondabayashi is a city in Osaka. Visit the historic Jinaimachi streets and Takidani Fudō Myōō-ji as separate stops. Do not assume they form a short walk; check transport between them.
Read the guide →Hannan is a city in Osaka. Discover Hata Shrine’s architecture and the character of Hakotsukuri’s coast. Coastal visits and swimming have different conditions: the city cancelled the bathing-beach opening for 2026.
Read the guide →Saga is a city in Saga Prefecture. Explore local history and people at the reconstructed Saga Castle Honmaru museum and Ōkuma Shigenobu Memorial Museum. This guide covers Saga City, rather than the whole prefecture.
Read the guide →Honjō is a city in Saitama. Explore its silk-industry heritage at the former bank’s brick warehouse and Kyōshinsha model silkworm house. The stops are in different districts; check transport rather than assuming a short walk.
Read the guide →Ina is a town in Saitama. Discover flowers and history at the memorial park’s rose garden and the Ina family residence site. Distinguish it from Ina City in Nagano and check current blooms and transport between the stops.
Read the guide →Asaka is a city in Saitama. Learn about local history and farming life at the municipal museum and former Takahashi residence. These are Asaka City stops, distinct from similarly named residences elsewhere.
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